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Um radar multifuncional (MFR) com sequências de pulso variadas pode alterar suas características e/ou padrão de sinal, com base na presença de alvos e para evitar interferência. Para tomar uma contramedida contra um MFR, é crucial que um sistema de guerra eletrônica (EW) seja capaz de identificar e separar os modos de um MFR por meio da análise de sinais de radar interceptados, sem conhecimento a priori. Neste artigo, dois métodos baseados em correlação, um que leva em conta a ordem do sinal e outro que ignora a ordem do sinal, são propostos e investigados para esta tarefa. Os resultados demonstram seu grande potencial.
Jayson ROOK
Miami University
Chi-Hao CHENG
Miami University
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Jayson ROOK, Chi-Hao CHENG, "Unsupervised Techniques for Identifying the Mode of a Multi-Functional Radar with Varying Pulse Sequences" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E106-D, no. 11, pp. 1822-1830, November 2023, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2023EDP7007.
Abstract: A multifunctional radar (MFR) with varying pulse sequences can change its signal characteristics and/or pattern, based on the presence of targets and to avoid being jammed. To take a countermeasure against an MFR, it is crucial for an electronic warfare (EW) system to be able to identify and separate a MFR's modes via analyzing intercepted radar signals, without a priori knowledge. In this article, two correlation-based methods, one taking the signal's order into account and another one ignoring the signal's order, are proposed and investigated for this task. The results demonstrate their great potential.
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