Active main lobe interference resisting method based on networked radar array synthesis
A networked radar and main lobe jamming technology, applied in the radar field, can solve the problem that the method of single-station radar anti-main lobe jamming cannot be directly used in networked radar and so on.
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[0034] refer to figure 1 , the use scenario of the present invention includes a networked radar composed of P-part phased array node radars, and the baseline length of two adjacent node radars is D i,i+1 , insert L randomly placed array elements on the baseline of two adjacent radar nodes, and the array aperture of the i-th node radar is D i , the array aperture of the i+1th node radar is D i+1 , there is a target in the far field of space, and there is a Q active jammer near the target.
[0035] refer to figure 2 , the implementation steps of the present invention are as follows:
[0036] Step 1: Adjust the baseline length D of the radars of two adjacent nodes of the networked radar i,i+1 , so that it satisfies D i,i+1 ≤λR d / d t , and insert L randomly placed array elements on the baseline of two adjacent radar nodes, L>D i,i+1 sin(θ 0.5 ) / λ, where, θ 0.5 =50.7λ / (D i +D i,i+1 +D i+1 ) is the half-power beamwidth of the array, R d is the distance between the ta...
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