Passive positioning

Author: Hu Laizhao
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: As a new and rapidly developing electronic countermeasures technology, specialized technical books are in short supply. Passive location technology is currently a hot topic in military electronic technology and has many advantages in application. This book is written to fill this gap, combining the author's years of experience and new insights. It provides an in-depth discussion of the basic principles of passive location and probability-based algorithms, as well as a detailed exploration of bearing measurement and time difference measurement, which are closely related to positioning. It is currently one of the most comprehensive and systematic professional books on passive location. The book is divided into five chapters, covering not only the principles of passive location but also providing specific algorithms, proposing and comparing various methods for bearing and time difference measurement, and offering a mechanism-based analysis of location errors. Each chapter includes both theory and algorithms, along with fundamental ideas and necessary derivations, as well as simulation results, making it valuable for engineering reference. The book is well-organized, logically rigorous, and clearly structured, making it suitable for engineers directly involved in developing engineering equipment, as well as for researchers and educators conducting in-depth studies and discussions. It can serve as a basic reference book for engineering technicians engaged in electronic countermeasures and radar reconnaissance, as well as for teachers and students in related fields such as radar, electronic measurement, and corresponding disciplines.