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Anti-sorting signal design for radio frequency stealth radar based on cosine-exponential nonlinear chaotic mapping

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The anti-sorting transmission is one of the primary RF stealth signals, as well as radio frequency (RF) stealth is one of the greatest significant study areas in radar stealth technology. This study first examines the anti-sorting signal's design basis. Next, it is suggested to use a quadratic stochastic appropriate algorithm on the cosine exponent. Furthermore, utilizing the suggested nonlinear chaotic mapping, a more unpredictable wide-interval PRI signals is created while taking the sorting individual's allowable limits into account. Finally, evaluations of intricacy, equilibrium, and unpredictability confirm the effectiveness of the suggested chaotic mapping. The transmitter capacity for anti-sorting is then modeled. The outcomes demonstrate the intended signal's strong anti-sorting capabilities.

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Abbreviations

RF:

Radio frequency

LO:

Low observable innovation

PRI:

Pulse repetition interval

TOA:

Time of arrival

PRF:

Pulse repetition frequency

SDIF:

Sequential difference histogram

CE:

Cosine-exponential

PW:

Pulse width

CDIF:

Cumulative difference histogram

TOF:

Time of flight

LE:

Lyapunov exponent

MLE:

Maximal Lyapunov exponent

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Jia, J., Liu, L., Liang, Y. et al. Anti-sorting signal design for radio frequency stealth radar based on cosine-exponential nonlinear chaotic mapping. Wireless Netw 30, 4811–4824 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11276-022-03149-9

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