2017
DOI: 10.22146/ijitee.25140
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The Radio Frequency Source Position Finder Based on The Triangle-Centroid-Algorithm

Abstract: Abstract-Radio Direction Finder (RDF) had been used as a part of the system in order to determine the direction of the Radio Frequency (RF) source. This research had used three different RDF stations without any mobile human operator. The direction data were collected from the each RDF station, it would be calculated using the triangle-centroid-algorithm. Therefore, the RF source position had been automatically determined. This experiment result of the RF source imaginary was compared with the real RF source a… Show more

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“…Roanoke Doppler antenna is designed with a switching system and signal reception amplifier by a half-wavelength antenna square-4 arrangement that can determine the direction of the RF signal coming. Adaptive systems can help recipient systems lock direction information based on the greatest signal intensity [14][15]. M. C. E. Stieber outlines how the direction finder technology was exploited in the design of a device; capable of locating the where about of a UHF transmitter.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Roanoke Doppler antenna is designed with a switching system and signal reception amplifier by a half-wavelength antenna square-4 arrangement that can determine the direction of the RF signal coming. Adaptive systems can help recipient systems lock direction information based on the greatest signal intensity [14][15]. M. C. E. Stieber outlines how the direction finder technology was exploited in the design of a device; capable of locating the where about of a UHF transmitter.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%