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Intention-Situation Dual-Driven Anti-Jamming Communication Mechanism for Data Links
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62517/jbdc.202601203
Author(s)
Wenjing Yang
Affiliation(s)
The 10th Research Institute of CETC, Chengdu, Sichuan, China
Abstract
To address the problems of high susceptibility to interference and poor adaptability of data link communication in complex electromagnetic environments, an anti-jamming communication mechanism based on intention-situation dual drive is constructed. This mechanism dynamically adjusts communication strategies by perceiving intentions and electromagnetic situations, and achieves precise resource allocation by utilizing spectrum access, power control, and routing optimization models. Experiments show that this mechanism significantly improves the communication success rate, reduces latency, and provides a technical reference for the stable transmission of data links.
Keywords
Intention; Electromagnetic Situation; Data Link; Anti-Jamming Communication Mechanism
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