A rise in accuracy of radio-frequency radiation source coordinates estimation using passive systems with the aid of measuring the rotation period of AFD radar

Authors

  • В.Н. Ткаченко
  • В.В. Коротков
  • Е.К. Поздняков

Abstract

The method for determining the range of a radio-frequency radiation source based on the measuring time differences of arrival at the station due to the rotation of the radar’s antenna-feeder device is considered, the required accuracy of the passive location systems temporal parameters is established, mathematical methods for the increase in the range’s definition accuracy are treated.

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Ткаченко, В., Коротков, В., & Поздняков, Е. (2012). A rise in accuracy of radio-frequency radiation source coordinates estimation using passive systems with the aid of measuring the rotation period of AFD radar. Radiotekhnika, 3(170), 162–169. Retrieved from http://rt.nure.ua/article/view/174977

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No. 170 (2012): Radiotekhnika

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