Modeling of electronic counter measures against fire control radar of air defense system

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Abstract

It is marked that efficient deployment of tactical aviation under conditions of anti-aircraft warfare is impossible without exploiting aircraft EW self-protection systems. It is claimed that determining technical requirements for aircraft EW self-protection systems assumes modeling of electronic counter measures against fire control radar of air defense system, so that minimally such the models must include: space-energetic model and signal-energetic models of air defense system fire control radar functioning providing aim range tracking, range and speed tracking and angle tracking under jamming condition created by aircraft EW self-protection systems. The considered models are briefly described in a tabular form. Within space-energetic model jamming (jamming-free) zones are calculated. This model allows determining main energetic parameters for aircraft EW self-protection systems. Within signal-energetic model of air defense system fire control radar functioning providing aim range tracking, range and speed tracking, we use relationships that allow determining accuracies of joint and separate time delay and Doppler shift estimation and also radar resolution in these parameters. Within signal-energetic model of air defense system fire control radar functioning providing angle tracking we use relationships defining spatial spectrum estimation algorithms. These relationships allow determining accuracy of aim angle coordinates estimation and radar resolution in an angle coordinate. It is pointed that considered models of air defense system fire control radar functioning form the basis for determining main technical requirements for aircraft EW self-protection systems.

Author Biographies
  1. Sergey Zibin, Central Scientific Research Institute of Armament and Military Equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

    Candidate of Technical Science
    Researcher Central Scientific Research Institute of Armament and Military Equipment of Armed Forces of  Ukraine
    Kyiv, Ukraine

  2. Andrey Popov, Central Scientific Research Institute of Armament and Military Equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

    Candidate of Technical Science
    Leading Researcher Central Scientific Research Institute of Armament and Military Equipment of Armed  Forces of Ukraine
    Kyiv, Ukraine

  3. Volodimir Tverdochlibov, Central Scientific Research Institute of Armament and Military Equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

    Candidate of Technical Science
    Researcher Central Scientific Research Institute of Armament and
    Military Equipment of Armed Forces of Ukraine
    Kyiv, Ukraine

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Modeling of electronic counter measures against fire control radar of air defense system. (2022). Weapons and Military Equipment, 31(3), 67-79. https://doi.org/10.34169/2414-0651.2021.3(31).67-79

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