Adaptation of the AN/GPA-98A countermeasures signals simulator for use with the AN/UPS-1 radar set.
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The AN/GPA-98A countermeasures signals simulator is intended for use with Air Force radars to provide simulated electronic countermeasures signals for radar operator training in an ECM environment. It is capable of simulating two independent aircraft targets with associated ECM -- pulse jamming, chaff, and high duty cycle AM/FM jamming. The purpose of the study was to determine the modifications to adapt the simulator for use with the AN/UPS-1 air-search radar located at the Naval Postgraduate School radar laboratory. Signals required by the simulator from the radar were determined, the radar and simulator were modified, and interconnections were made. Upon solution of several minor problems, the simulator was aligned and signal levels were adjusted for proper operation with the AN/UPS-1 radar.
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