Method and device to detect the garbling of pulses received by a

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Air traffic control – Secondary surveilance radar

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342149, G01S 1376, G01S 1368

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ABSTRACT:
In a method for the detection of the garbling of pulses received by a secondary radar, the secondary radar comprises a monopulse antenna that can be used to obtain a pulse power signal and a pulse difference measurement signal synchronous with the received pulses. The method consists in detecting, at the same time, ripples superimposed on the power signal and ripples superimposed on the difference measurement signal, the presence of at least two garbled pulses being detected by the presence of ripples on at least one of the two signals. Application to the reception circuits of secondary radars.

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