Method against drfm dense false target jamming based on jamming recognization
Fengbo Chen Fengbo Chen, Rongfeng Li Rongfeng Li, Liming Ding, L. Liu, Lingyan Dai Lingyan Dai, Gang Deng
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Fengbo Chen Fengbo Chen, Rongfeng Li Rongfeng Li, Liming Ding, L. Liu, Lingyan Dai Lingyan Dai, Gang Deng
Abstract
In this paper, to suppress the digital radio frequency memory (DRFM) false target jamming, we introduce a jamming recognition-based method. The method first extracts mixed target and jamming samples, then computes adaptive weights by subsections of mixed samples, finally recognizes the jamming samples according to the adaptive power residue (APR) criterion. Numerical examples are provided which verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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In this paper, to suppress the digital radio frequency memory (DRFM) false target jamming, we introduce a jamming recognition-based method. The method first extracts mixed target and jamming samples, then computes adaptive weights by subsections of mixed samples, finally recognizes the jamming samples according to the adaptive power residue (APR) criterion. Numerical examples are provided which verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.
Key concepts: Jamming, Radar jamming and deception, Digital radio frequency memory, Computer science, Algorithm, Radar, Telecommunications, Pulse-Doppler radar