2019
DOI: 10.1049/iet-rsn.2019.0001
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Implementation of a combinatorial‐optimisation‐based threat evaluation and jamming allocation system

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“…In the course of flight, the control of a UAV generally adopts a three degrees of freedom model. According to reference [25], there is strong coupling between UAV velocity and distance and weak coupling between acceleration and distance. In practice, the new generation of autopilots (such as Pixhawk) can autonomously fly according to the control signal, so that the UAV can realize autonomous flight control by providing position and speed.…”
Section: Kinematics Of Uavmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the course of flight, the control of a UAV generally adopts a three degrees of freedom model. According to reference [25], there is strong coupling between UAV velocity and distance and weak coupling between acceleration and distance. In practice, the new generation of autopilots (such as Pixhawk) can autonomously fly according to the control signal, so that the UAV can realize autonomous flight control by providing position and speed.…”
Section: Kinematics Of Uavmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…You et al. [17] considered the confrontation process of jammers and radars and proposed a combinatorial‐optimisation‐based threat evaluation and jamming allocation system. Jiang et al.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Complex electromagnetic environment jamming is one of the most important factors [1, 2] that seriously affect the performance of radar system, since it can change the echo waveforms, decrease the signal to noise/clutter rate of the receiver, misdirect the radar antenna, and so on. To quantitatively describe the effects of jamming on the radar, many evaluation approaches, such as modelling the jamming, exploring the mechanism, analysing the assessment indices, performing simulations, etc., have been studied from theories to practical applications during the past two decades [3, 4]. The scientific and quantitative impact evaluation of the jamming on the radar not only helps for accurately describing the system effectiveness of radar in the complex electromagnetic environment, but also provides important features to recognise the jamming types and estimate the jamming parameters for anti‐jamming [5, 6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%