Features of the Large-Scale Ionospheric Disturbances Generated Under the Action of Monopulse or Periodic Radio-Frequency Emissions From a Heating Facility
Abstract:Subject and Purpose. Considerable attention has traditionally been given to the interaction of high-power radio-frequency emissions with the ionosphere. The great many physical effects taking place within the limits of a powerful (heating) facility’s antenna pattern are subjected here to a thorough and detailed analysis. Also, the application of high-power radio emissions provides a convenient means for studying subsystem coupling in the Earth-atmosphere-ionosphere-magnetosphere system, as well as of generatio… Show more
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