Deep fusion architecture based on double-helix interleaving directional air-space interference equipment and gallium nitride technology
By deeply integrating a dual-helix intertwined directional aerospace jamming device with gallium nitride technology, the problems of large detection module weight, high false alarm rate of identification module, and high cost of interception module in existing aerospace defense systems have been solved. This has enabled lightweight, efficient, and intelligent low-altitude target defense, improving identification accuracy and interception success rate.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202610075922.1
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-01-20
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-08
AI Technical Summary
Existing aerospace defense systems suffer from problems such as low power density, heavy weight, and cumbersome deployment of detection modules; high false alarm rate and poor electromagnetic interference resistance of identification modules; high cost and low resource utilization of interception modules; closed system architecture and poor coordination and scheduling; high manpower costs and short life cycle.
It adopts a deep integration architecture based on double-helix interlaced directional aerospace jamming equipment and gallium nitride technology, including detection module, identification module and interception module. It utilizes gallium nitride solid-state T/R components, microchannel liquid cooling heat dissipation design, carbon fiber antenna, adaptive beamforming algorithm, multi-modal recognition mechanism, AI hierarchical interception strategy and distributed collaborative control module to achieve a high-efficiency, lightweight and intelligent defense system.
It achieves high mobility, extremely high identification accuracy, low cost, high efficiency interception and distributed collaboration. The system weight is reduced to 5 kg, the identification accuracy is ≥99.2%, the interception cost is reduced to one-thousandth of that of traditional missiles, the interception success rate is increased to over 95%, and the manpower requirement is reduced.