RF-hardening of small UAS for mitigation of HIRF impacts
Morgan Lau,
Hernan Suarez,
Yan Rockee Zhang
et al.
Abstract:The survivability of small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) in high-intensity electromagnetic environments (HIRF) is a significant characterization that determines the capabilities of UAS in critical operation situations. The existing small UAS system designs do not consider the complexity of adversary electromagnetic environments, such as Radio Frequency (RF) interference, electromagnetic interference (EMI), Counter-UAS (C-UAS) electromagnetic attack (EA), and other nearby sources of noises in spectrums. [1][2]… Show more
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