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Study on the tracking characteristic to two jammers with passive monopulse seeker

XU Song-tao, Yang Shaoquan

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This paper discusses the tracking characteristic to two jammers when the two jammers are present within the mainlobe of a passive monopulse seeker, including static tracking characteristic and dynamic tracking characteristic. Then, the possibility and conditions to track one of the two jammers with a passive monopulse seeker are analyzed.

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This paper discusses the tracking characteristic to two jammers when the two jammers are present within the mainlobe of a passive monopulse seeker, including static tracking characteristic and dynamic tracking characteristic. Then, the possibility and conditions to track one of the two jammers with a passive monopulse seeker are analyzed.

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This paper discusses the tracking characteristic to two jammers when the two jammers are present within the mainlobe of a passive monopulse seeker, including static tracking characteristic and dynamic tracking characteristic. Then, the possibility and conditions to track one of the two jammers with a passive monopulse seeker are analyzed.

Key concepts: Monopulse radar, Amplitude-Comparison Monopulse, Jamming, Tracking (education), Radar tracker, Computer science, Passive radar, Radar

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