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US 4843612

METHOD FOR JAM-RESISTANT COMMUNICATION TRANSMISSION

Assignee

SIEMENS AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT

Filed

Jun 8, 1981

Granted

Jun 27, 1989

Location

UNTERHACHING DE

Abstract

A method for jam-resistant transmission speech signals by radio which have been processed via vocoders, utilizing spread spectrum multiple access modulation (SSMA) or rapid frequency hopping (FH) provides, with respect to the danger of an inherent jamming brought about when a great number of stations simultaneously use the same frequency band for the same radio channel frequency group, activation and deactivation of the transmitter and receiver at the rate of the internal system frame clock pulse during a frame clock pulse period only when useful information is present. In this manner, in the case of simplexcommunication connections, on the average approximately 40% and, in the case of duplex operation, more than 60%, of the transmitting time can be saved, and hence, the inherent jamming of the system can be reduced in a corresponding fashion.

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35 USC §181 Secrecy Order

Imposed

Jan 27, 1983

Rescinded

Apr 20, 1987

Duration

4 years, 2 months

Inventor

  • 1JOSEF BRUSCH

Record Details

Patent number
US 4843612
Application
06274142
Aerospace match
No
Dataset source
35 USC §181 SO records

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