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February 1, 1983IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology32 citationsOpen Access

Theoretical and experimental investigation of feedforward signal regeneration as a means of combating multipath propagation effects in pilot-based SSB mobile radio systems

JMJ.P. McGeehanABA. Bateman

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A technique is described, feedforward signal regeneration (FFSR), to combat the effects of multipath propagation on VHF and UHF pilot tone single sideband (SSB) mobile radio systems. Unlike feedforward automatic gain control (FFAGC), FFSR suppresses both the random amplitude and phase fluctuations in the received signal. Extensive laboratory and field tests have shown that the operation of SSB at UHF frequencies is a viable proposition for both speech and data communication.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a130dfc45487b7639a79c35https://doi.org/10.1109/t-vt.1983.23950
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