An Anti-Jam Manpack Antenna for Global Positioning System Application
Jack Gray, C. M. DeSantis
Abstract
Jack Gray, C. M. DeSantis
Abstract
The GPS Anti-Jam Manpack Antenna (AJMA) system is an ECCM addition to the GPS manpack/vehicular user equipment which will minimize GPS receiver performance degradation due to a jammer by steering a null into the direction of the interference source. Operating strictly at the GPS RF signal level AJMA will easily interface with a GPS receiver without modification and add minimal signal degradation. From results of the experiments described, it is concluded that there exists a feasible method of using null-steering antenna systems to counter CW jammer threats. A number of AJMA configurations were applied successfully and tested practically. (Author)
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The GPS Anti-Jam Manpack Antenna (AJMA) system is an ECCM addition to the GPS manpack/vehicular user equipment which will minimize GPS receiver performance degradation due to a jammer by steering a null into the direction of the interference source. Operating strictly at the GPS RF signal level AJMA will easily interface with a GPS receiver without modification and add minimal signal degradation. From results of the experiments described, it is concluded that there exists a feasible method of using null-steering antenna systems to counter CW jammer threats. A number of AJMA configurations were applied successfully and tested practically. (Author)
Key concepts: Global Positioning System, Antenna (radio), Interference (communication), Null (SQL), GPS signals, Degradation (telecommunications), SIGNAL (programming language), Precision Lightweight GPS Receiver