Abstract

In electronic warfare, beamforming using multiple antennas is applied for effective transmission of electronic attack signals. In order to perform an electronic attack against multiple threats using the same frequency resource, it is necessary to apply a multi-beam transmission algorithm that has been studied in wireless communication systems. For electronic attacks against multiple threats, this paper presents an MMSE(Minimum Mean-Squared Error) beam-forming technique based on the prior location information of threats and an optimization method for power allocation. In addition, the performance of the proposed method is evaluated and received signals of multiple threats are compared and analyzed. Keywords: ì „ìžì „, ì „ìž 공격, 다중 ìž ì¶œë ¥ ì‹œìŠ¤í œ, 최소 í‰ê· ì œê³± 오차, ì „ë ¥ í• ë‹¹ Keywords: Electronic Warfare, Electronic Attack, Multiple Input Multiple Output Systems, Minimum Mean-Squared Error, Power Allocation

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