Simulation and Analysis of False-Target Jamming Against Stepped-Frequency MMW Radar
LI Qing-shan
Abstract
LI Qing-shan
Abstract
Stepped-frequency signal is usually used to improve range resolution in missile-born MMW radar.The coherent stepped-frequency pulse series are transmitted by radar,and then the high resolution range profile of target can be got using inverse Fourier transform.It's invalid using traditional noise jamming against stepped-frequency radar,so coherent jamming must be used.Two kinds of coherent jamming technology are mainly researched: radar signal copy,retransmission jamming and smart noise jamming.The jamming mechanism is researched at first,and then jamming performance with different parameters is calculated.According to the jamming performance,an effective jamming method is proposed.At last,simulation results show the theoretical analysis is valid.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Stepped-frequency signal is usually used to improve range resolution in missile-born MMW radar.The coherent stepped-frequency pulse series are transmitted by radar,and then the high resolution range profile of target can be got using inverse Fourier transform.It's invalid using traditional noise jamming against stepped-frequency radar,so coherent jamming must be used.Two kinds of coherent jamming technology are mainly researched: radar signal copy,retransmission jamming and smart noise jamming.The jamming mechanism is researched at first,and then jamming performance with different parameters is calculated.According to the jamming performance,an effective jamming method is proposed.At last,simulation results show the theoretical analysis is valid.
Key concepts: Jamming, Radar jamming and deception, Radar, Pulse-Doppler radar, Computer science, Radar lock-on, Noise (video), Digital radio frequency memory