D. Purle, Andrew R Nix, Mark A. Beach, Joe McGeehan
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A preliminary performance evaluation of a linear frequency hopped modem
The benefits of using linear modulation methods for a frequency hopping (FH) transmission system in narrowband, i.e., voice cellular networks, are considered. In particular, the use of a 16-level modulation scheme derived from 16 QAM combined with FH is evaluated operating in a channel subject to noise and multipath fading, characteristic of the mobile environment.<>