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78 Military Communications and Information Technology... B. Jammer capabilieties: • tuning time of an upconverter, required less than 1 ms; • reaction time (memory access, switching time between waveforms) of an exciter; • D/A converters quality, required 16 bit resolution; • power amplifier, resistant to high temperature; • utilization of switched RF filters on the amplifier output for protection of friendly communications systems; • selective jamming, required time synchronization and exact frequency channel matching. C. Propagation, terrain type and fading influence: • jammer antenna height, placement and its impact on protection range; • RCIED antenna placement and its impact on jamming effectiveness in fading environment [7]; • ground conductivity factor, unfavorable in dry rough terrain; • link budget (including height, gain of antennas and effective radiated power). V. RCIED jamming system conception Taking into consideration previously discussed aspects, a concept of automated, self-contained RCIED jamming system is based on guidelines: • simultaneous multi-band spectrum monitoring and simultaneous multi-band reactive and barrage jamming of detected signals; • simultaneous multi-band detection, classification and measurement of signal parameters using programmable FPGA hardware and DSP support; • utilization of filter block for protection of friendly forces communications; • cooperation of multiple RCIED jamming devices in a network; • user programmable interface for frequency preservation and a jam planning; • limited dimensions and weight that allow installation on various types of vehicles. At MCI counter RCIED solution is developed which consists following stages: 1. designing and developing receiver block and validation of its performance and accuracy; 2. designing and developing transmitter block and its integration with a receiver block and a controller; 3. integration and testing also in a cooperative sensor/jammer network. Previously effective data processing algorithms for target acquisition and identification were developed. It was done using data from commercial wideband
Chapter 1: Concepts and Solutions for Communications and Information Systems 79 receiver R&S EM510/550. Currently final solution is developed on DSP/FPGA board which cooperates with wideband fast tuning receiver. RCIED jamming system model will have one receiving (two band) and one transmitting (three band) antenna (Fig. 2). A receiving block is composed of two tuners intended for constant spectrum monitoring over multiple frequency band. Tuners, with wide-band IF filters and DSP/FPGA board perform discrimination and identification of signals [1][9]. After detection, jamming is started on a frequency band, where the trigger signal was detected. It is performed by the jammer block, consisted of three exciters (Fig. 3), amplifiers and two sets of collocation filters. Jamming signals are transmitted in frequency bands: 20÷500 MHz, 500÷1000 MHz, 1÷6 GHz, as a: • single tone sweep or narrowband noise sweep; • narrowband or wideband barrage noise; • prepared signals from a controller’s memory. Figure 2. Scheme of reconnaissance-jamming system model Figure 3. Scheme of exciter (jammer) model
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78 <strong>Military</strong> <strong>Communications</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Information</strong> <strong>Technology</strong>...<br />
B. Jammer capabilieties:<br />
• tuning time of an upconverter, required less than 1 ms;<br />
• reaction time (memory access, switching time between waveforms) of an exciter;<br />
• D/A converters quality, required 16 bit resolution;<br />
• power amplifier, resistant to high temperature;<br />
• utilization of switched RF filters on the amplifier output for protection of friendly<br />
communications systems;<br />
• selective jamming, required time synchronization <strong>and</strong> exact frequency channel<br />
matching.<br />
C. Propagation, terrain type <strong>and</strong> fading influence:<br />
• jammer antenna height, placement <strong>and</strong> its impact on protection range;<br />
• RCIED antenna placement <strong>and</strong> its impact on jamming effectiveness in fading<br />
environment [7];<br />
• ground conductivity factor, unfavorable in dry rough terrain;<br />
• link budget (including height, gain of antennas <strong>and</strong> effective radiated power).<br />
V. RCIED jamming system conception<br />
Taking into consideration previously discussed aspects, a concept of automated,<br />
self-contained RCIED jamming system is based on guidelines:<br />
• simultaneous multi-b<strong>and</strong> spectrum monitoring <strong>and</strong> simultaneous multi-b<strong>and</strong><br />
reactive <strong>and</strong> barrage jamming of detected signals;<br />
• simultaneous multi-b<strong>and</strong> detection, classification <strong>and</strong> measurement of signal<br />
parameters using programmable FPGA hardware <strong>and</strong> DSP support;<br />
• utilization of filter block for protection of friendly forces communications;<br />
• cooperation of multiple RCIED jamming devices in a network;<br />
• user programmable interface for frequency preservation <strong>and</strong> a jam planning;<br />
• limited dimensions <strong>and</strong> weight that allow installation on various types of vehicles.<br />
At MCI counter RCIED solution is developed which consists following stages:<br />
1. designing <strong>and</strong> developing receiver block <strong>and</strong> validation of its performance<br />
<strong>and</strong> accuracy;<br />
2. designing <strong>and</strong> developing transmitter block <strong>and</strong> its integration with a receiver<br />
block <strong>and</strong> a controller;<br />
3. integration <strong>and</strong> testing also in a cooperative sensor/jammer network.<br />
Previously effective data processing algorithms for target acquisition <strong>and</strong><br />
identification were developed. It was done using data from commercial wideb<strong>and</strong>