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(LPI) and above all ease of deployment makes it an ideal transmission scheme for defense as well as
commercial applications.
Most of the modern remote-control units (RCUs control small UAVs or helicopter) send command
division multiple accesses (TDMA) in conjunction with DSSS to obtain an efficient multiple access.
CONTENTS
Introduction
Existing method
Disadvantages of existing model
Proposed method
Advantages
Software and Hardware requirements
Results
Applications
Conclusion
References
INTRODUCTION
Wireless communication technologies extend day by day and it becomes difficult to communicate with
frequency domain and the resulting signal is wider in bandwidth with respect to the original signal.
TDMA has several advantages over other alternative multiple access techniques, such as FDMA.
Hybrid TDMA/DSSS is designed to provide the multiple accesses to unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV).
It lowers the power spectral density, minimizes the interference, provides the secure transmission and
decades.
The inherent features of DSSS such as anti-jamming, multiple access, and low probability of intercept
(LPI) and above all ease of deployment makes it an ideal transmission scheme for defense as well as
commercial applications.
Most of the modern remote-control units (RCUs control small UAVs or helicopter, send command and
P&O controller has very poor dynamic response and the operating point keeps fluctuating around the
a hybrid approach is proposed by using another multiple access scheme such as time division multiple
signal.
So that this TDMA with DSSS is a viable solution.
Hybrid TDMA-DSSS Frame
Hardware:
Operating Systems:
• Windows 10
• Windows 7 Service Pack 1
• Windows Server 2019 & 2016.
RAM:
Minimum: 4 GB
Recommended: 8 GB
RESULTS
Figure: (6)
Figure: (5)
APPLICATIONS
system.
Multiple users get their information simultaneously without interference.
Error probability is reduced in this system as the noise power is reduced by the factor of code
methods for wireless personal communication. IEEE communication Magazine, January 1995.
Yang Samuel C, CDMA RF system engineering, Artech House London 1998, ISBN 0-89006-991-
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