taajuushyppy
Taajuushyppy, often translated as frequency hopping, is a spread spectrum communication technique. In this method, the carrier frequency of a radio signal is intentionally and rapidly changed (hopped) over a wide band of frequencies according to a pseudorandom sequence. This sequence is known to both the transmitter and receiver, allowing them to synchronize their frequency changes.
The primary advantage of taajuushyppy is its robustness against interference and jamming. By hopping frequencies, the
Taajuushyppy is employed in various applications, including military communications, Bluetooth technology, and some Wi-Fi standards. It