OPERATIONAL AND TACTICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SYSTEM OF COUNTERING GROUND-BASED RTK VN MEANS OF ELECTRONIC DESTRUCTION (SUPPRESSION) OF THE ENEMY

Abstract

The analysis of vulnerable systems and elements of a typical robotic complex is carried out. It is concluded that the greatest danger is represented by the vulnerabilities of the control channels of the RTK HV from the means of electronic suppression. The classification of the main threats for the RTK control channels, as well as the results of the analysis of possible effects from the impact of the threats described above on each of the channels are presented. The evaluation of the effectiveness of the radio control channel when using active masking interference stations (SAP) and the evaluation of the effectiveness of the data transmission channel when using SAP. Based on the evaluation of the effectiveness of the radio control channel and the data transmission channel when the enemy uses active masking interference (SAP) stations, a possible effective control zone is determined, which is a circle of different radii with the center at the location of the PU. Taking into account the general technical requirements for types of weapons and military equipment, the main operational and tactical requirements for the RTC VN counteraction system in terms of radio-electronic protection are formulated, such as electromagnetic compatibility( EMC), noise immunity and noise immunity, radiotechnical masking of radio-electronic means (RES), protection of RES from enemy radio-electronic counteraction, protection of RES from electromagnetic and ionizing radiation of a nuclear explosion, reduction in the effectiveness of enemy radio-electronic reconnaissance, the security of computer means of PPDU and samples of NRTS VN from destructive information influences and others. Taking into account the general technical requirements for types of weapons and military equipment, the main operational and tactical requirements for the anti-RTK VN system in terms of electronic protection are formulated. The requirements for the RES of the PPDU and the samples of the NRTC of the HV for limiting the power flux density of the electromagnetic field created by the radiation of the heterodyne of the transceiver device in order to exclude the recognition by the equipment of direct reconnaissance (detection) of the enemy's REP and SNO means are defined. In conclusion, the conclusion is formulated that the proposed list of operational and tactical requirements for the system of countering the RTC VN means of electronic destruction (suppression) of the enemy and recommendations for limiting the power flux density of the electromagnetic field created by the radiation of radio transmitting devices of the control systems of the RTC VN should be fully taken into account when developing and creating control systems for ground-based robotic complexes for military use. In addition, when developing military robotic systems, it is necessary to take into account the everincreasing capabilities of promising means of electronic destruction (suppression).