Architecture for ES Receiver Systems Targeted at Commercial Wireless Communications
Keywords:
Radio receivers, electronic warfare, surveillance, radio communication, wireless communication.Abstract
http://dx.doi.org/10.5028/jatm.v5i1.182
Modern electronic support (ES) systems are descended from systems intended for the detection of small numbers of high-power radar systems, and are thus not suitable for the low-power transmitters and dense signal environments typical of commercial communication networks. A new ES-system architecture is proposed to allow the detection of large numbers of low-power emitters and the estimation of their angle of arrival. The proposed architecture has a number of benefits including versatility, suitability for deployment on airborne platforms, and modularity.
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