To find a better rotating retrodirective cross-eye jamming system, a new scenario is presented, which consists of four retrodirective jamming elements. A new criterion called “stability factor” is proposed to evaluate the ability of cross-eye jamming, generating stable angular deception, and calculating the optimum values that can generate stable jamming. Comparing through rigorous theoretic analysis and demonstration, the new scenario outperforms the conventional cross-eye jamming system in stability factor. The minimum stability factor is obtained by adjusting the modulating direction with variations.
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