Noise jammer discrimination by noise modulation bandwidth

Details Noise jammer discrimination by noise modulation bandwidth Noise jammer discrimination by noise modulation bandwidth

1984-06-07

1987-02-10

Tarcza, Thomas H.

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g.,

Radar ew

Ecm

G01S 736

Patent

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046426442

ABSTRACT:
A method for distinguishing between multiple noise jammer sources having different noise modulation bandwidths. Noise signals are detected by a receiver having a bandwidth substantially the same as the bandwidth of the jammer noise source. The dwell time of the noise pulses formed by the receiver provides a means for determining the noise modulation bandwidth of a noise jammer source.

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