MATLAB based implementation of IEEE 802.11b DSSS transmitter

Propels in innovation have conveyed to us another type of advanced radio administration called `Spread Spectrum'. Initially created by the military as an impediment to sticking and listening stealthily (undercover work), the spread-range system handles radio flag uniquely in contrast to different types of advanced radio. It utilizes 2.4 Gigahertz ISM-band of recurrence. DSS Spectrum is essentially a spreading development strategy which is broadly utilized as a part of various WLAN correspondence plans; for example, cellular WiFi frameworks (IEEE 80211b standard), Videoconferencing, Military applications, Utilities like power, oil, gas and water, Global Positioning System (GPS) and LAN/WAN/Internet associations. DSSS deliver a spreading gain in contrast to narrow-band meddling signals and it extents the broadcasted signal across an extensive range so the transmission bear a resemblance to noise to a narrow-band receiver. This DSSS based Transmitter reaches up to 38 meter indoor and 140 meter outside. The philosophy for this examination task in light of computerized sign preparing strategies for being acquainted with the execution of DSSS based Complementary coding keying (CCK), barker succession, DBPSK and DQPSK to accomplish 11 Mbps data rate by IEEE standard chip grouping of channel data transmission 22 MHz bandwidth. The DSSS IEEE802.11b Transmitter has been designed and simulated in MATLAB Simulink environment.