Simulation and analysis of partial pulse remained jamming to HPRF PD radar
Zhiyong Sun, Chunjuan Shi, Hailin Tian
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Zhiyong Sun, Chunjuan Shi, Hailin Tian
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To solve the problem that the duty cycle of HPRF PD radar is not easy to use the general tow-and-pull jamming, a method of partial pulse remained jamming is proposed. Taking the transmitting signal of PD radar acquired by DRFM as an example, the jamming effect of the signal is simulated and analyzed. The results show that the jamming signal is modulated by the radar signal acquired by DRFM, the jamming signal generated has a strong correlation with the target Echo Signal, and it can effectively jam the HPRF PD radar with less power, which proves the effectiveness of the method.
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To solve the problem that the duty cycle of HPRF PD radar is not easy to use the general tow-and-pull jamming, a method of partial pulse remained jamming is proposed. Taking the transmitting signal of PD radar acquired by DRFM as an example, the jamming effect of the signal is simulated and analyzed. The results show that the jamming signal is modulated by the radar signal acquired by DRFM, the jamming signal generated has a strong correlation with the target Echo Signal, and it can effectively jam the HPRF PD radar with less power, which proves the effectiveness of the method.
Key concepts: Radar jamming and deception, Jamming, Digital radio frequency memory, Radar, Pulse-Doppler radar, SIGNAL (programming language), Duty cycle, Computer science