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nmorano1

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The power of DSSS systems is largely in the spreading and dispreading of the received signal because it gives rise to a phenomenon known as ______________.
 
  A. channel coding
  B. spectral regrowth
  C. processing gain
  D. frequency-hopping

Question 2

22. A sine or cosine wave can be thought of as consisting of both positive and negative ______________.
 
  A. frequencies
  B. signals
  C. ranges
  D. carriers



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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