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The research aims to develop a compact approach for acquiring reference values for cross-eye jamming in small platforms.

May 31, 2026Electronics Letters0 citationsOpen Access

Non-Retrodirective Cross-Eye Jamming Using Monitor Probes for Compact Platforms

Reference‐Value‐Based Non‐Retrodirective Cross‐Eye Jamming Using Monitor Probes for Size‐Constrained Platforms

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Randomized trial demonstrates improved calibration performance in size-constrained platforms, implying enhanced jamming capabilities.

The research aims to develop a compact approach for acquiring reference values for cross-eye jamming in small platforms.
Employed a monitor-probe-based approach for direct reference extraction from transmitted signals.
Conducted experiments at 8.05 GHz to test the efficacy of the proposed method.
Compared results with traditional antenna-based reference acquisition methods.
Residual amplitude-ratio and phase-difference mismatch below 0.3 dB and 1° respectively.
Cross-eye gain improved from 4.67 to 32, indicating significant enhancement.
Calibration performance of the proposed method is comparable to traditional RVB schemes.

Ryu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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May 31, 2026Electronics Letters0 citationsOpen Access

Reference‐Value‐Based Non‐Retrodirective Cross‐Eye Jamming Using Monitor Probes for Size‐Constrained Platforms

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Randomized trial demonstrates improved calibration performance in size-constrained platforms, implying enhanced jamming capabilities.

The research aims to develop a compact approach for acquiring reference values for cross-eye jamming in small platforms.
Employed a monitor-probe-based approach for direct reference extraction from transmitted signals.
Conducted experiments at 8.05 GHz to test the efficacy of the proposed method.
Compared results with traditional antenna-based reference acquisition methods.
Residual amplitude-ratio and phase-difference mismatch below 0.3 dB and 1° respectively.
Cross-eye gain improved from 4.67 to 32, indicating significant enhancement.
Calibration performance of the proposed method is comparable to traditional RVB schemes.

Ryu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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