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The operation signal of an unmanned aerial vehicle's (UAV's) datalink will change with the flight radius and attitude, which leads to a dynamic variation of the electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) of the datalink against the external electromagnetic interference. In order to predict the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) for the dynamic datalink of a UAV, the operation signal of the UAV's datalink and the received interference by the UAV need to be quantified and the EMS is also necessary to be tested. In this paper, a new model of the UAV's datalink in different flight states is presented. The relationship among the airborne operation signal, the interference and the flight parameters is presented and compared in three typical flight states, i.e., the fixed angle state, dive state, and hover state. To increase the repeatability and accuracy of the test and avoid risks in a flight test, a novel EMS test method using a static test instead of a dynamic flight test is proposed. On the basis of the operation state and its corresponding EMS threshold, the EMC prediction is performed to determine the moment when the datalink will be interrupted. The new method can be used to improve the security of UAV in the severe electromagnetic environment.
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