This invention discloses a practical single-pulse
radar training simulator architecture, employing a three-layer structure design consisting of a user layer, a
middleware layer, and an execution layer. The user layer, based on a B / S architecture, handles human-computer interaction, training processes, and
scenario configuration. It pre-generates and distributes target trajectory-related
simulation parameters and pre-set information for abnormal events, while simultaneously collecting operational information and
device status and conducting
training evaluation. The
middleware layer is an embedded control platform used to acquire
servo differential angle information in real time, calculate
angular error, attenuation, phase, and Doppler echo
control parameters, as well as abnormal control quantities, according to the PRF beat. The execution layer is a DRFM
simulation sub-unit that receives
radar transmitted pulses and applies time
delay, Doppler, and amplitude-
phase modulation based on
control parameters, generating the main target, debris, co-frequency
station, and
noise echoes for output to the trained
radar. This invention achieves a balance between complexity and real-time performance through functional decoupling and separation of responsibilities, supporting high-fidelity training under multiple targets and multiple abnormal conditions.