Spread Spectrum Demodulation is a signal processing technique that belongs to the class of demodulation methods, distinguished by its specific function of extracting information-bearing signals from spread spectrum transmissions through the reversal of the spreading process using synchronized pseudo-noise sequences.
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Index Modulated OFDM Spread Spectrum
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