Why are DSSS channels more susceptible to narrowband interference than FHSS channels?
A)A DSSS channel is much larger and wider.
B)FHSS systems only use one frequency at a time, so the narrowband interference must be on the same exact frequency at the same time.
C)Information is transmitted one frequency at a time instead of simultaneously transmitting over the entire band.
D)FHSS systems simply avoid the frequency on which narrowband interference occurs.

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The reason that DSSS channels are more susceptible to narrowband interference than FHSS channels is that FHSS systems only use one frequency at a time, so the narrowband interference must be on the same exact frequency at the same time.
Key Takeaway: DSSS combines the information signal with a spreading signal having much wider bandwidth. The net modulation signal effectively handles the wide bandwidth of the spreading signal. With FHSS the information is left unchanged and a carrier of varying frequency is directly modulated. This approach is a collection of conventional narrowband signals, hence FHSS is less susceptible to narrowband interferece

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