M. Lops et Am. Tulino, Automatic suppression of narrow-band interference in direct-sequence spread-spectrum systems, IEEE COMMUN, 47(8), 1999, pp. 1133-1136
This paper addresses the problem of narrow-band interference (NBI) cancella
tion in direct-sequence spread-spectrum systems. The proposed procedure amo
unts to a preliminary nonlinear processing, wherein, upon projection of the
received signal onto a Fourier basis, a number of samples having the large
st modula are excluded from further processing, The structure of the optimu
m detector operating on censored observations is obtained, showing that the
optimum detector performs matched filtering on the censored data. The perf
ormance assessment demonstrates that this receiver is able to suppress narr
ow-band interferers, no matter what their structure, provided that the cens
oring depth is properly chosen, A blind version of such a receiver is prese
nted also, and a comparative performance assessment demonstrates that, unli
ke other suppression procedures, the proposed system allows suppression of
NBI with no prior knowledge on its structure.