2006Modern RadarRequires access

Study on the Jamming of SAR Point Target

YU Wen-zhen

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Abstract

In this paper, we study the noise jamming to the point target of SAR. First, SNR of point target echo and gain of SAR signal processing are analyzed in detail. Then, two kinds of jamming noise models are also analyzed in detail. Based on these analyses, simulations on SAR point target noise jamming are made. The results show that the two models are effective.

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In this paper, we study the noise jamming to the point target of SAR. First, SNR of point target echo and gain of SAR signal processing are analyzed in detail. Then, two kinds of jamming noise models are also analyzed in detail. Based on these analyses, simulations on SAR point target noise jamming are made. The results show that the two models are effective.

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In this paper, we study the noise jamming to the point target of SAR. First, SNR of point target echo and gain of SAR signal processing are analyzed in detail. Then, two kinds of jamming noise models are also analyzed in detail. Based on these analyses, simulations on SAR point target noise jamming are made. The results show that the two models are effective.

Key concepts: Jamming, Point target, Radar jamming and deception, Noise (video), Point (geometry), Computer science, Echo (communications protocol), Acoustics

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