Jamming Monopulse Angle Measurement Study
Ming Li
Abstract
Ming Li
Abstract
The possible way of jamming monopulse radar seeker is discussed here. By analyzing the effect of double-points sources jamming monopulse angle measurement system, it is concluded that e-nough distance between double-points sources must be needed to obtain effective angle deception jamming effect. Lastly, the paper points out that it is difficult for saturation cross eye to jam monopulse radar seeker, and it may be realizable for linearity cross eye in practical EW along with the development of radar in future.
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The possible way of jamming monopulse radar seeker is discussed here. By analyzing the effect of double-points sources jamming monopulse angle measurement system, it is concluded that e-nough distance between double-points sources must be needed to obtain effective angle deception jamming effect. Lastly, the paper points out that it is difficult for saturation cross eye to jam monopulse radar seeker, and it may be realizable for linearity cross eye in practical EW along with the development of radar in future.
Key concepts: Monopulse radar, Jamming, Amplitude-Comparison Monopulse, Radar jamming and deception, Radar, Computer science, Deception, Electronic engineering