Application of Repeater Jamming Technology Aiming at Doppler Fire Control Radar on Ship-to-Ship Missile Penetration

Jin Zhu Men; Qun E; Hong Jun Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.577.425

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Application of Repeater Jamming Technology Aiming at Doppler Fire Control Radar on Ship-to-Ship Missile Penetration

Abstract:

ECM aiming at fire control radar is an effective method for improving ship-to-ship missile penetration capability. Based on the analysis of Doppler fire control radar working principle, Doppler fire control radar countermeasures strategy is brought up. The repeater jamming technology applied to the ship-to-ship missile, aiming at Doppler fire control radar, and its application conditions are lucubrated. The research has positive significance to the weapon equipment development and operational application.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 577)

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425-428

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July 2014

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Jin Zhu Men*, Qun E, Hong Jun Wang

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Doppler Fire Control Radar, Jammer Fixed in the Missile, Repeater Jamming, Ship-to-Ship Missile Penetration

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