Evaluating the Effect of SIGINT Sources Movement to Process Them in the Stationary Reconnaissance Equipment
Keywords:
electrical intensity, electromagnetic energy, power density, power of signal, receiver sensitivity, SIGINT equipment, signal sourceAbstract
Signal Intelligence (further SIGINT) is one of the basic types of reconnaissance, results of which provide commanders and headquarters with important information for their right decision-making process. The article focuses on the analysis of SIGINT sources movement effects on processing the signals in stationary devices. Following the derived relations there are the results of corresponding simulations, which describe the relation of electric field intensity, power density and received electromagnetic energy output in SIGINT device location depending on the location and parameters of movable SIGINT sources.
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