Multiple source jamming signal cancellation system

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Radar ew – Eccm

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455303, G01S 736

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061008389

ABSTRACT:
Suppression of jamming from multiple sources is achieved by detecting the AM difference frequency produced by the beating of a desired signal and the smaller of the multiple jamming signal with the stronger jamming signal and applying same to one input of a single-sideband modulator while simultaneously applying the received signal (containing both the desired signal and the jamming signals) to the other input to the single-sideband modulator whereby the larger jamming signal is suppressed. The sum and difference outputs of the single-sideband modulator containing the upper and lower sidebands, respectively, of the desired signal plus the smaller jamming signal are each processed by a jamming cancellation circuit to suppress the smaller jamming signal and their outputs combined to receive the desired signal.

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