Study on the shipboard radar reconnaissance equipment azimuth benchmark method

Zhenxing Liu; Ning Jiang; Qian Ma; Songtao Liu; Longtao Wang

doi:10.1117/12.2199846

8 October 2015 Study on the shipboard radar reconnaissance equipment azimuth benchmark method

Zhenxing Liu, Ning Jiang, Qian Ma, Songtao Liu, Longtao Wang

Proceedings Volume 9677, AOPC 2015: Optical Test, Measurement, and Equipment; 96771T (2015) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2199846
Event: Applied Optics and Photonics China (AOPC2015), 2015, Beijing, China

Abstract

The future naval battle will take place in a complex electromagnetic environment. Therefore, seizing the electromagnetic superiority has become the major actions of the navy. Radar reconnaissance equipment is an important part of the system to obtain and master battlefield electromagnetic radiation source information. Azimuth measurement function is one of the main function radar reconnaissance equipments. Whether the accuracy of direction finding meets the requirements, determines the vessels successful or not active jamming, passive jamming, guided missile attack and other combat missions, having a direct bearing on the vessels combat capabilities . How to test the performance of radar reconnaissance equipment, while affecting the task as little as possible is a problem. This paper, based on radar signal simulator and GPS positioning equipment, researches and experiments on one new method, which povides the azimuth benchmark required by the direction-finding precision test anytime anywhere, for the ships at jetty to test radar reconnaissance equipment performance in direction-finding. It provides a powerful means for the naval radar reconnaissance equipments daily maintenance and repair work^[1].

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Zhenxing Liu, Ning Jiang, Qian Ma, Songtao Liu, and Longtao Wang "Study on the shipboard radar reconnaissance equipment azimuth benchmark method", Proc. SPIE 9677, AOPC 2015: Optical Test, Measurement, and Equipment, 96771T (8 October 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2199846

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