Multimode Guidance Project Low-Frequency ECM Simulator: Software Description.
Abstract
The Multimode Guidance (MMG) Project, part of the Army/Navy Area Defense SAM Technology Prototyping Program, was established to conduct a feasibility demonstration of multimode guidance concepts. Prototype guidance units for advanced, long-range missiles are being build and tested under MMG Project sponsorship. The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory has been designated as Government Agent for countermeasures for the project. In support of this effort, a family of computer-controlled ECM simulators is being developed for validation of the contractor's multimode guidance prototype designs. The design of the low-frequency ECM simulator is documented in two volumes. This report, Volume B, describes the software design; Volume A describes the hardware design. The computer-controlled simulator can emulate up to six surveillance frequency jammers in B through F bands and will be used to evaluate the performance of home-on-jam guidance modes in multiple jammer environments. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 01, 1982
- Accession Number
- ADA125396
Entities
People
- J. M. Van Parys
Organizations
- Johns Hopkins University