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Electronic Warfare Digital Radar Receiver. By: Peter Petrany & Michael Gahl. Advisors: Dr. Huggins, Dr. Ahn & Mr. Jim Jensen. Bradley University Peoria, IL Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Outline. Background/Theory Project Statement Top level Block Diagram
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Electronic Warfare Digital Radar Receiver By: Peter Petrany & Michael Gahl Advisors: Dr. Huggins, Dr. Ahn & Mr. Jim Jensen Bradley University Peoria, IL Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Outline • Background/Theory • Project Statement • Top level Block Diagram • RF Front end (with PLL) • FFT to find RF signal characteristics • Simulink Simulation • Division of Labor (schedule)
Background • What is an EWDigRec? Receives unknown RF signal Determines characteristics • What are the Applications? National Defense • Jamming • Spoofing
Project Statement Develop RF front end to receive RF signal and sample with DAQ From FFT of sampled data, generate RF characteristics
Top Level Block Diagram 00 01 10 11
Characteristics fRF • RF frequency (fRF) • Pulse Width (PW) • Pulse Repetition Rate (PRR) PW 1/PRR
Sub Level Block Diagram IF • LNA- receives RF signal • PLL- produces LO frequency • Mixer- downconverts RF signal • IF- sampled by DAQ
IF Range Locating FFT 1MHz 5MHz
Sub Level Block Diagram • DAQ- samples IF signal • DSP- performs FFT and extracts RF characteristics • Monitor- displays RF characteristics and signal detection
Finding RF Characteristics via FFT (1) (3) w(t) s(t)=w(t) p(t) p(t) (2)
Finding RF Characteristics via FFT Frequency Domain Time Domain Frequency Domain Time Domain
Finding RF Characteristics via FFT CHARACTERISTICS 1 2 3
Finding RF Characteristics via FFT = = 1 CHARACTERISTICS 1 2 3 = PRR = 0 1 PW
fRF=33.3 Hz PW = 0.1 s Simulink
PRR = 0.5 s fRF = 33.33 Hz PW = 0.1 s
PRR = 0.5 s 1/PW = 0.1 s fIF = 33.33 Hz
Questions Electronic Warfare Digital Radar Receiver By: Peter Petrany & Michael Gahl Bradley University Peoria, IL Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering