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Detection of direct sequence spread spectrum signals

Vlok, 2014

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10680579005006075323
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Vlok J
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Since early experimentation in the late 1800's, wireless communication has become increasingly important and has been widely adopted by civilian and military markets worldwide. The proliferation of wireless communication systems presents new challenges …
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