A Distributed Multi-Antenna Space Hopping Transceiver Technique: Part Ⅱ:0/1 Space Hopping Technique in Backward Training Mode with Weight-Feedback[J]. 2013, 47(6): 1-5+11.
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A Distributed Multi-Antenna Space Hopping Transceiver Technique: Part Ⅱ:0/1 Space Hopping Technique in Backward Training Mode with Weight-Feedback[J]. 2013, 47(6): 1-5+11.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201306001.
A Distributed Multi-Antenna Space Hopping Transceiver Technique: Part Ⅱ:0/1 Space Hopping Technique in Backward Training Mode with Weight-Feedback
Since the 0/1 space hopping technique in forward training mode has security problems after the leak of space hopping pattern
a backward training technique with weight-feedback is proposed. Through backward training between the transmitter and the target user
the target user can obtain the weights that are equivalent with those generated from the forward training
while the eavesdropper
even if she steals the space hopping pattern
cannot correctly demodulate because of the diversity of the wireless channel. It is this technique that is completely different from the traditional frequency hopping spread spectrum technique. The proposed technique aims at solving the secure problem of wireless communications fundamentally
makes full use of the abundant space-time spectrum resources of the wireless signals
and ensures secure transmission in physical layer. Simulation results show that even when both the space hopping pattern and the feedback weights are leaked
the eavesdropper keeps a high symbol error rate and cannot intercept information.
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