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The first of its kind in the world .. China reveals an electronic warfare weapon with 6G technology, which is able to disrupt the F-35 fighter radar within seconds
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Researchers confirmed that the new 6G technology system is capable of disturbing the American F-35 fighter fighter radars.
Scientists in China have developed a new revolutionary weapon for electronic warfare that depends on the technology of the sixth generation, and the project organizers say that this advanced weapon, which uses a mechanism for addressing signals from the next generation, excels in terms of strength on modern military radars.
China tops the world in the techniques of the sixth generation, and it owns - according to a report published by the South China Morning Post - the largest patent patent in this field globally.
The report says that the new weapon project, led by Professor Deng Lee of Hyachong University of Science and Technology (HUST), has achieved unprecedented capabilities in the field of confusion and communications.
The new system targets advanced radars, such as the AN/APG-85 radar produced by Northrop Groman, which is used in the American F-35 ghost fighter, which works within the scope of X-PAND frequencies to 12 GHz.
While the traditional confrontation systems are fighting to deal with Radar with this development, the Chinese 6G weapon is able to generate more than 3,600 fake goals to deceive the pilots. The system also works as a ground jamming device and a high -speed communications center, capable of transferring huge amounts of battlefield data to more than 300 optical fiber platforms.
According to researchers, this is the first system in the world to be announced publicly to achieve the ability of communication and confusion at the same time and at the same frequency simultaneously. In a research paper published in the Acta Optica Sinica magazine, the team wrote that "the development of the sixth generation technology is pushing to integrate communication, radar and electronic warfare applications."
And they confirm that their new solution is "characterized by storing, sending and disturbing signals with high efficiency within a multi -functional structure, which provides a revolutionary approach to electronic warfare from the next generation."
The system depends on the microscopic photons systems, which mix photons and electrons to overcome the limits of traditional electronic systems. And unlike the old -functional systems, this device merges sensor, analysis and transportation capabilities using a few energy, with a built -in design that shortens complex equipment that required huge devices to a simplified brown.
Deng and his team developed a nucleus working with photons with a three -dimensional design, which includes a two -polarization IQ mode for signaling and jamming, and an active fibrous loop to produce fake goals with an accurate delay, as well as a smart style to rebuild the wavelength for the purpose of deceiving radars.
However, the team notes that "the current sixth generation technology is still facing the dilemma of the balance between simplifying the system and enhancing its functions."
The researchers aim to reduce the number of ingredients and energy consumption, while improving sign quality and treatment capabilities in future copies of the system.
According to the South China Morning Post report, the project received funding estimated at $ 10 million from the Chinese government, the Chinese army and local technical companies, with the aim of strengthening China's leadership in the field of sixth generation and opening a new era of war technologies.
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