Spread Spectrum Multiple Access is a multiple access technique that enables concurrent communication over a shared frequency band by spreading each user's signal across a wide bandwidth using a unique code sequence, thereby distinguishing users through code-based separation rather than time or frequency division.
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Oulu, Finland
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