Method of reducing the effect of narrowband jammers in radio com

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375109, 455 69, H04K 100

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ABSTRACT:
A method for reducing the effect of narrowband jammers in communication between two stations utilising frequency hopping. A new frequency at a hop is not selected merely with the aid of random number generation, but also with learnt knowledge of the radio communication surroundings affecting the selection. The frequencies (f.sub.l . . . f.sub.n) available for frequency hopping are stored with different status in a list (X). The status of the different frequencies is determined by quality measurement of the channel selected in a radio communication, and by examining the status of the selected frequency (f.sub.x) in relation to the status of the remaining frequencies (f.sub.l . . . f.sub.n).

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