Study of Radio Reconnaissance Receivers Designed on the Basis of Solid-state Filters
Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · pp. 264–273 · Published 18 Nov 2024
10.9734/jerr/2024/v26i111329Abstract
Radio intelligence systems are vital technological resources that contribute significantly to contemporary security, defense, and intelligence efforts. They enable the monitoring of adversaries' communication signals, the decryption of encrypted information, and the acquisition of strategic advantages. These systems are essential for military operations, counter-terrorism efforts, national security, and strategic planning. As radio intelligence continues to evolve, it is anticipated that more effective and multifunctional systems will emerge in the future.In modern electronic warfare, radio reconnaissance stations are essential for effective signal detection, classification, and geolocation of enemy communication and radar signals. Current advancements in radio reconnaissance technology focus on enhancing measurement accuracy and reliability, crucial for precise threat identification and situational awareness. Key improvements include implementing high-resolution digital signal processing algorithms, advanced filtering techniques, and real-time data fusion to increase detection precision across complex environments. Furthermore, there is a strategic emphasis on reducing the physical dimensions and weight of these stations to improve mobility and operational efficiency in diverse field conditions. Innovations in miniaturized components, lightweight materials, and compact antenna arrays are central to these design objectives, facilitating deployment in both manned and unmanned platforms. This approach not only optimizes the performance of reconnaissance stations but also broadens their applicability across various operational scenarios, making them integral to modern defense systems. In the article, the application of solid-state filters in the spectrum analyzers of radio reconnaissance receivers was considered in order to increase the measurement accuracy and reliability of radio reconnaissance stations, and to reduce their size and weight. In the article, the modeling of load-connected filter structures was conducted to calculate quasi-statistical potential diagrams, which allows for the optimization of their parameters and reduces the design time of devices based on these filters. The research work was carried out in military unit No. N.
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