Abstract
Most of the existing deception jamming techniques focus on designing effective jamming signals for static targets or scenes. This paper proposes a multi-scene deception jamming against synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging with frequency diverse array (FDA) antenna. Different from traditional single-element and phased-array antennas, FDA antenna employs a small frequency offset across the array elements to produce angle-, range- and even time-dependent transmit beampattern, which brings bright prospect for the application of new jamming techniques against SAR imaging. Such a new method will generate many false targets or multiple deception scenes for the jammed SAR, which helps jam better on the static scene and moving target. Moreover, the location and number of false targets can be manipulated. This paper will illustrate the FDA-based deception jamming against SAR imaging, specially designed waveform and the relationship between the number of false targets or scenes and FDA parameters. The relationship between the location of false targets and the position of jammer will also be described in detail. All proposed methods are validated by extensive simulation results.
Highlights
Along with the fast development of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging technology [1], [2], it is increasingly necessary to apply this technology into jamming against unfriendly SAR imaging
This paper proposes an efficient multi-scene deceptive jamming method against high-resolution synthetic aperture radar imaging
Deceptive jamming on SAR with frequency diverse array (FDA) was proposed in this paper
Summary
Along with the fast development of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging technology [1], [2], it is increasingly necessary to apply this technology into jamming against unfriendly SAR imaging. Deception jamming discussed in this paper [13]–[16], which makes the unfriendly SAR generate false targets or deceptive scenes in the final imaging requires much lower transmit power than the noise-jamming scheme. Different from phased arrays, FDA uses a small frequency offset, as compared to the carrier frequency, across its array elements to produce angle-, range- and time-dependent transmit beampattern [32], [33] These characteristics unlock the potential to develop new deceptive jamming approaches against SAR imaging. This paper proposes an efficient multi-scene deceptive jamming method against high-resolution synthetic aperture radar imaging Such a method can make full use of the unique angle-, range- and time-independent FDA transmit beampattern and control the number of false targets or scenes and their locations.
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