What is frequency hopping?

Frequency hopping also known as frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) is a state-of-the-art method for transmitting radio signals where carriers rapidly switch among many different frequency channels. The switching involves a pseudo random sequence known to the transmitter and the receiver.

Join the next Rohde & Schwarz webinar and learn about:

• The significant technical parameters of frequency-agile signals and why analyzing frequency-agile signals is difficult
• How an online signal analysis solution can analyze signal scenarios for frequency-agile hopper communications
• How to automatically recognize known frequency-agile signal types
• How to dehop (recombine) frequency-agile signals for further signal processing and analysis with demodulation and channel code analysis