Frequency-Hopping Frequency-Diverse MIMO Radar for Target Detection and Localization Under False-Target Jamming

Hsin, C. T.; Kiang, Jean‐Fu

doi:10.1109/access.2023.3287588

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“…On the other hand, the progress of radar antijamming technology will also stimulate the innovation of radar jamming technology. For example, when the radar adopts anti-jamming technologies such as frequency hopping [16], frequency agility [17], polarisation change [18] etc., the jammer needs to adopt jamming technologies such as frequency tracking [19], polarisation matching [20], waveform recognition [21] etc. to increase the jamming effect.…”

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Design of anti‐jamming decision‐making for cognitive radar

Wang,

Chen,

2023

IET Radar Sonar & Navi

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With the development of electronic warfare, anti‐jamming measure becomes more and more complex. There have been certain research results on jamming strategies, but only a few research materials on anti‐jamming strategies. It is difficult to simulate the real jamming environment, and there is no appropriate anti‐jamming decision‐making model for research. Cognitive radar can perceive the environment and receive feedback, which provides the possibility to solve the problem of anti‐jamming decision‐making. This article regards the anti‐jamming measure as a kind of interaction behaviour and establishes the cognitive radar antagonistic environment model and uses the reinforcement learning algorithm to solve the problem of anti‐jamming decision‐making. Finally, this article verifies the feasibility of applying reinforcement learning theory on making anti‐jamming decision in the radar antagonistic environment model. The performance of different reinforcement learning algorithms is compared, and their advantages and disadvantages are discussed.

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