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The Jamming Research of Near Digital Sample DRFM

Zhao Guo-qing

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The traditional jamming signal loses much energy after the pulse compression by the radar.They can't finish the jamming well.The operation principle,classification and advantages of DRFM are introduced.A jamming mode of near digital sample DRFM are proposed.The efficiency of this jamming mode for phase coded radar is analyzed and simulated.

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The traditional jamming signal loses much energy after the pulse compression by the radar.They can't finish the jamming well.The operation principle,classification and advantages of DRFM are introduced.A jamming mode of near digital sample DRFM are proposed.The efficiency of this jamming mode for phase coded radar is analyzed and simulated.

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The traditional jamming signal loses much energy after the pulse compression by the radar.They can't finish the jamming well.The operation principle,classification and advantages of DRFM are introduced.A jamming mode of near digital sample DRFM are proposed.The efficiency of this jamming mode for phase coded radar is analyzed and simulated.

Key concepts: Radar jamming and deception, Jamming, Digital radio frequency memory, Radar, Pulse compression, Mode (computer interface), Sample (material), Computer science

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