Interrupted sampling repeater jamming suppression based on time-frequency analysis and band-pass filtering

Interrupted sampling repeater jamming is a new type of coherent jamming that generates a single or multiple false target groups,which cannot be effectively suppressed using conventional signal processing methods.To solve this problem,the received signals of several pulse repetition cycles are first accumulated in the time-frequency domain to enhance the time-frequency information on the signals.Then,the distribution of jamming signal is extracted accurately on the time-frequency surface based on the image processing algorithm,and the target echo is roughly reconstructed according to the time-frequency domain filtering method.Finally,based on the reconstructed time-domain signal,a band-pass filter is constructed to suppress the interference and noise.Simulation results indicate that compared with other methods,this scheme can effectively suppress various types of interrupted sampling repeater jamming in a low signal-to-noise ratio and multi-target environment with robustness and accuracy.