A study on jamming technique against monopulse type missile
Jeil Jo, Jae-Min Ahn
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Jeil Jo, Jae-Min Ahn
Abstract
Cross-eye is the best jamming technique against monopulse type missiles but it is difficult to implement. For effective jamming, especially against angle tracking, jamming must be performed according to internal radar parameters such as angle servo bandwidth. In this paper, the effectiveness of several jamming techniques is carried out through computer simulation using TESS (Tactical Engagement Simulation Software). The simulation results are shown that the noise jamming with SSW(swept square wave) technique which varies AM frequency with fixed duty rate of noise jamming signal is effective against monopulse missile with various angle servo bandwidth.
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Cross-eye is the best jamming technique against monopulse type missiles but it is difficult to implement. For effective jamming, especially against angle tracking, jamming must be performed according to internal radar parameters such as angle servo bandwidth. In this paper, the effectiveness of several jamming techniques is carried out through computer simulation using TESS (Tactical Engagement Simulation Software). The simulation results are shown that the noise jamming with SSW(swept square wave) technique which varies AM frequency with fixed duty rate of noise jamming signal is effective against monopulse missile with various angle servo bandwidth.
Key concepts: Monopulse radar, Jamming, Radar jamming and deception, Bandwidth (computing), Missile, Computer science, Radar, Electronic engineering