Three-dimensional anti-jamming array processing for GNSS-based navigational aid inspection

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Blind Adaptive Beamforming for a Global Navigation Satellite System Array Receiver Based on Direction Lock Loop

“…However, the satellite navigation signal is very weak and buried in noise, which is easily affected by intentional and unintentional interference [2][3][4]. The array anti-jamming method can improve the interference suppression capabilities by using an adaptive antenna array, and has become one of the most useful anti-jamming methods [5,6].…”