Abstract
Due to the insensitive blocking effect on frequency equipment, the current effect evaluation model based on the third-order power series expansion is disabled to the insensitive blocking effect evaluation under multi-frequency electromagnetic radiation. We adopt the fifth-order power series expansion to analyze the insensitive blocking interference effect. In addition to revealing the mechanism of the insensitive blocking effect under multi-frequency electromagnetic radiation, we also build an improved effect evaluation model in this research. It defines the effect evaluation index. Subsequently, a ranging radar and a communication radio station are employed to verify the effectiveness of the proposed effect evaluation model separately. The results show that the proposed model can be applied to the electromagnetic radiation effect evaluation, regardless of whether the multi-frequency insensitive jamming effect exists on tested equipment or not. All effect evaluation indexes of the new model are smaller than that of the previous model based on the third-order power series expansion method. The absolute value of relative errors could be less than 1 dB. Not only is the theoretical analysis result of the multi-frequency insensitive blocking effect mechanism verified, but also the problem of poor universality of the current electromagnetic radiation effect evaluation model is figured out.
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