Analyses of Typical Jamming Performance on Frequency Hopping Communication System
Qing Guo
Abstract
Qing Guo
Abstract
It is a crucial part of modern electronic warfare that effective jammings are exerted on the frequency hopping(HF) system of the enemy in war.Jamming performances of several typical jammings on frequency hopping communication system is simulated and analyzed.First,the FH system model is established,and then the jamming performances of comb jamming,pulse scan jamming,partial band noise jamming and follower jamming are simulated.Based on the curves of jamming-to-signal ratio(JSR) vs.bit error rate(BER),the efficiencies of these jammings are analyzed and appraised.
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It is a crucial part of modern electronic warfare that effective jammings are exerted on the frequency hopping(HF) system of the enemy in war.Jamming performances of several typical jammings on frequency hopping communication system is simulated and analyzed.First,the FH system model is established,and then the jamming performances of comb jamming,pulse scan jamming,partial band noise jamming and follower jamming are simulated.Based on the curves of jamming-to-signal ratio(JSR) vs.bit error rate(BER),the efficiencies of these jammings are analyzed and appraised.
Key concepts: Jamming, Frequency-hopping spread spectrum, Electronic warfare, Electronic engineering, Bit error rate, Near-far problem, Communications system, Noise (video)