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Wide-band spread spectrum communications (CDMA) can't really be jammed. Since the basis of this is in every smart-phone, its odd it isn't used in military UAVs
by ta20240528 1y ago
Wide-band spread spectrum communications (CDMA) can't really be jammed.
Since the basis of this is in every smart-phone, its odd it isn't used in military UAVs.
- 4gotunameagain 1y agoOf course they can be jammed, it's just harder and needs more power. In the military cat and mouse game I don't think it will be an issue. Maybe that is why fibre was adopted instead.
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- esseph 1y agoIt absolutely can be jammed, the same way other frequency hopping radios and systems can and do get jammed.
- dron57 1y agoCivilian telecoms are absolutely used in military UAVs. Ukraine and Russia both use their opponents SIM cards in long range strike drones. And I’m pretty sure that attack vector would work well anywhere, including the US.