# A convex projections method for improved narrow-band interference rejection in direct-sequence spread-spectrum systems

@article{Narayanan1997ACP,
title={A convex projections method for improved narrow-band interference rejection in direct-sequence spread-spectrum systems},
author={Krishna R. Narayanan and John F. Doherty},
journal={IEEE Trans. Commun.},
year={1997},
volume={45},
pages={772-774}
}
• Published 1 July 1997
• IEEE Trans. Commun.
A method is presented for enhancing the narrow-band interference rejection capability of direct-sequence spread-spectrum systems employing an adaptive notch filter. The method, based on projection onto convex sets, restores that part of the spread-spectrum signal distorted by the filter. Simulation results are presented which show the output bit-error rate (BER) improvement gained by using the signal restoration scheme.

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