电信科学 ›› 2012, Vol. 28 ›› Issue (12): 46-51.doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1000-0801.2012.12.008

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跳频通信中阻塞干扰样式的自动识别

闫云斌,全厚德,崔佩璋   

  1. 军械工程学院信息工程系 石家庄 050003
  • 发布日期:2017-02-07

Automatic Recognition of Barrage Interference in Frequency-Hopping Communication

Yunbin Yan,Houde Quan,Peizhang Cui   

  1. Information Engineering Department,Ordnance Engineering College,Shijiazhuang 050003,China
  • Published:2017-02-07

摘要:

对跳频通信系统所处的干扰环境进行分析,可以使通信双方针对不同的干扰选择正确的抗干扰措施,对于跳频通信系统,跟踪干扰和阻塞干扰是非常有效的干扰方法。现有的干扰抑制算法只对某一类型的干扰有效,在干扰抑制之前,需要对干扰类型进行识别。本文以 FH-GMSK (frequency hopping-gaussian filtered minimum shift keying)通信系统为载体,对跳频通信中常见的阻塞干扰样式识别进行了研究,从接收信号中联合提取干扰的时域、频域和时频域特征,得到了一组稳定性好、对识别信噪比不敏感的特征参数,在不需要干扰先验知识的情况下对FH-GMSK通信系统中常用的阻塞干扰样式进行自动识别。仿真结果表明,对于跳频通信中常见的阻塞干扰信号,本方法在不同识别信噪比的情况下能获得很高的正确识别率。

关键词: GMSK调制, 跳频通信, 特征提取, 阻塞干扰, 干扰识别

Abstract:

Analyzing the interference environment in which the frequency-hopping(FH)communication system is located can help both the participants in communication take corresponding anti-interference measurements for specific types of interference.Follower jamming and barrage jamming are very useful jamming method to the FH communication system.The existing jamming-resisted algorithms may work well for certain interference.the proper anti-jamming measures can be implemented for different interferences.In this article,it focuses on the barrage jamming recognition of the Frequency Hopping-Gaussian filtered minimum shift keying(FH-GMSK)communication system.Based on the interference characteristics extracted from the receiving signals in the view of time,frequency and time-frequency domains,a set of characteristic parameters was picked up,which were robust and insensitive to the recognition signal to jamming ratio(SNRR).And it can automatically identify the barrage jamming without the prior knowledge.And the simulation result proves that there is a much more accurate recognition rate for the FH communication system under the usual interferences with the different SNRR.

Key words: GMSK modulation, frequency-hopping communication, feature extraction, barrage jamming, interference recognition

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