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Based on Beaulieu's convergent series approach, we present the performance analysis of a fast frequency-hopped binary orthogonal frequency-shift keying acquisition receiver for communication against adverse environments. The receiver employs noncoherent, noise- normalized, match-filtered correlation detection for rapid acquisition in the search mode. Our analysis includes four types of communication environments, namely pure AWGN channel, AWGN channel with partial-band noise jamming, fading channels, and fading channel with partial-band noise jamming. The considered fading models include Rayleigh, Rician, and Nakagami-m. The performance results for various environments are presented in terms of two acquisition probabilities, namely the detection probability and the false alarem probability. The effect of fading on the considered acquisition system with antenna diversity is also investigated. In particular, the gain imbalance of the resultant diversity system is deliberately considered.
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