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Constructions of Optimal Uniform Wide-Gap Frequency-Hopping Sequences

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In frequency hopping (FH) communication systems, frequency hopping sequences (FHSs) are crucial in determining the system’s anti-jamming performance. If FHSs can ensure a wide-gap between two adjacent frequency points to… Click to show full abstract

In frequency hopping (FH) communication systems, frequency hopping sequences (FHSs) are crucial in determining the system’s anti-jamming performance. If FHSs can ensure a wide-gap between two adjacent frequency points to avoid the frequency points with high interference probability, it will significantly improve the FH communication system’s anti-interference ability. Moreover, if each frequency point appears at the same number of times in a sequence period, the system’s anti-electromagnetic interference will be enhanced. Therefore, it is desirable to employ FHSs with low Hamming autocorrelation, wide frequency-hopping gap, and good uniformity in practical applications. However, to the best of our knowledge, no such infinite classes of FHSs have been reported in the literature to date. This paper aims to present two constructions of uniform wide-gap frequency-hopping sequences (WGFHSs) by concatenating two or three adequately designed sequences. For the first time, we obtain two infinite classes of WGFHSs, which are optimal with respect to the well-known Lempel-Greenberger bound.

Keywords: frequency; hopping sequences; wide gap; frequency hopping; uniform wide

Journal Title: IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
Year Published: 2022

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