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First we will see the comparison of narrowband, spread spectrum and ultra bandwidth.
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Comparison of narrowband, spread spectrum and ultra bandwidth.
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So first is transmission bandwidth feature, transmission bandwidth nbss uwb.
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So it is narrow, wide and very wide.
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Then a signal power, high, low, very low.
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Then is snr which is signal to noise ratio is low, high and uwb is high.
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Then there is jamming resistance, low, high, very high.
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Range is short in narrow, in ssns, long, very long.
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And the applications are cellular networks, cordless phones, garage door openers, cordless phone, military communication, gps, bluetooth and then medical imaging radar.
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So the diagram of the signal bandwidth of nbss and uwb shows that nbss has a narrow signal bandwidth, ss has a wide signal bandwidth and uw is a very wide signal bandwidth.
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So what is fh system? fh system is a frequency hopping system that spread the spectrum system that changes its transmission frequency over time.
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This make it difficult for imos to block the signal as they would need to know the current transmission frequency in order to jam it.
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So the fh system design has seven hops.
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The second lowest hop is 23 khz...