Kocakarin, I. | Yegin, K.
Conference Object | 2017 | 2017 4th International Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference, EMC Turkiye 2017
Signal penetration into missiles through nose cone and apertures is critical for electro-optical guidance systems, navigation equipment and control of explosive ordnance. Penetrated signals are relatively small but hard to simulate by known computational methods. To corroborate simulation results, we created a scaled version of a missile and placed wire antennas inside this mock missile. The prototype has openings on the nose cone. Measurements are performed for different antenna sizes placed inside the nose cone. These measurements, then, are compared to numerically calculated simulation results. The extent of corroboration and pos . . .sible ways to improve correct prediction of signal coupling are discussed. © 2017 IEEE Daha fazlası Daha az
Icin, O. | Yegin, K.
Evolution of modern communications and radar systems have steadily increased the demand on modelling the propagation effects with real world scenarios for various signal types. The main purpose of this research is to create a flexible, generic and realistic Radio Frequency (RF) environment simulator including both radar and communication signals. Software defined radio (SDR) platform has been utilized for generating the simulated signals at radio frequencies. Power and delay profiles, frequency selective fading, Doppler effect and noise have been calculated for multiple paths and generated via RF outputs of the SDR. RF outputs of th . . .e system is suitable for use in the tests of receivers like direction finding systems and LTE MIMO systems. Communication quality for various terrain profiles and fading scenarios has been experimentally investigated for several signal types using vector signal generators, vector signal analyzers, demodulation and communication analysis tools. This simulation platform can be used in Electromagnetic Compatibility tests of such systems as well. © 2017 IEEE Daha fazlası Daha az
