Evolve the tools for assessing the efficacy of algorithms used in the search and detection of targets by aiming radio-electronic systems

Abstract

Relevance of the topic. The sighting radio-electronic complex (REC) is designed to detect a target by target designation, capture it, track it and calculate the predicted trajectory of movement with the transfer of relevant information to the target destruction device. The composition of the target electronic control system is formed in such a way as to ensure the fulfillment of the assigned task under conditions of exposure to external natural and artificial interference, in the event of malfunctions and equipment failures. Therefore, the REC includes radio-electronic systems (RES) of various types. The sequence of procedures for using the information provided by the REC in the process of performing a task determines the target search and detection algorithm (TSA) of the sighting REC, the development of which is an important task at the system engineering stage of the design of such complexes.