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I was talking about both -- for the purposes of explanation, frequency-hopping is more intuitive. (I was trying to be responsive to @Redfern above, who mentions
by mturmon 14y ago
I was talking about both -- for the purposes of explanation, frequency-hopping is more intuitive. (I was trying to be responsive to @Redfern above, who mentions frequency-domain jamming.)
Both frequency-hopping and direct-sequence spread energy over a larger bandwidth. Direct-sequence does not explicitly frequency-hop, but the time-domain switching it uses will spread the energy out in Fourier space.