Abstract:
The effect of the return from the platform
on which a cross-eye jammer is mounted is significant
in many practical cross-eye jamming scenarios. However,
all published analyses of skin-return affected cross-eye
jamming have significant limitations. These limitations are
addressed by deriving equations for the distribution of the
cross-eye gain in the presence of skin return. The value of
these results is demonstrated by using them to gain insight
into how skin return affects cross-eye jamming.
