Method of Calculating the Boundaries of the Active Protection Mobile Radio Zone
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https://doi.org/10.3849/aimt.01880Keywords:
radio monitoring, directional antenna, signal-to-noise ratio, defensive electronic countermeasures, electromagnetic compatibilityAbstract
The article discusses the need to create active protection of a mobile radio communication channel in the UHF/VHF band using a radio interference generator in the conditions of action of enemy ground-based radio monitoring means. The problem of determining the boundaries of the location area of a directional radio interference generator is formulated, at each point of which the protection of a mobile radio communication channel is provided. An algorithm for determining the boundaries of the radio interference generator location zone is proposed. The dependence of the shape and size of the obtained location zone of the radio interference generator on the current parameters of the mobile radio communication channel model is analyzed.
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