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Jamming power requirement and jamming effect analysis of the CDMA mobile communications

Dafang Li

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The Jamming Power formulas of the CDMA mobile communications are deduced,through analyzing the basic principle of the CDMA mobile communications.The jamming power values of the CDMA2000 system's and the WCDMA system's uplink and downlink are calculated.The result provides the basis for the power design of the jammer.

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The Jamming Power formulas of the CDMA mobile communications are deduced,through analyzing the basic principle of the CDMA mobile communications.The jamming power values of the CDMA2000 system's and the WCDMA system's uplink and downlink are calculated.The result provides the basis for the power design of the jammer.

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The Jamming Power formulas of the CDMA mobile communications are deduced,through analyzing the basic principle of the CDMA mobile communications.The jamming power values of the CDMA2000 system's and the WCDMA system's uplink and downlink are calculated.The result provides the basis for the power design of the jammer.

Key concepts: Jamming, Near-far problem, CDMA2000, Code division multiple access, Telecommunications link, Computer science, Power (physics), Electronic engineering

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