Abstract
With the increasing complexity of the electromagnetic environment and continuous development of radar technology we can expect a large number of modern radars using agile waveforms to appear on the battlefield in the near future. Effectively identifying these radar signals in electronic warfare systems only by relying on traditional recognition models poses a serious challenge. In response to the above problem, this paper proposes a recognition method of emitted radar signals with agile waveforms based on the convolutional neural network (CNN). These signals are measured in the electronic recognition receivers and processed into digital data, after which they undergo recognition. The implementation of this system is presented in a simulation environment with the help of a signal generator that has the ability to make changes in signal signatures earlier recognized and written in the emitter database. This article contains a description of the software's components, learning subsystem and signal generator. The problem of teaching neural networks with the use of the graphics processing units and the way of choosing the learning coefficients are also outlined. The correctness of the CNN operation was tested using a simulation environment that verified the operation's effectiveness in a noisy environment and in conditions where many radar signals that interfere with each other are present. The effectiveness results of the applied solutions and the possibilities of developing the method of learning and processing algorithms are presented by means of tables and appropriate figures. The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method can effectively solve the problem of recognizing raw radar signals with agile time waveforms, and achieve correct probability of recognition at the level of 92-99%.