DocumentCode
3449273
Title
From manual to automated to adaptive high frequency radios
Author
McMillian, Nathaniel B.
Author_Institution
Nat. Telecommun. & Inf. Adm., Boulder, CO, USA
fYear
1991
fDate
4-7 Nov 1991
Firstpage
1145
Abstract
The manually operated high frequency radio requires operators with extensive training, knowledge, and experience. The resurgence of interest in HF radio has led to increased automation of the operator functions, thus allowing operation by personnel with only a minimum of training. Although the automatic link establishment (ALE) system provides the basic system automation, there are a number of additional automation functions being developed. The future adaptive radios will be devices that can sense their communication environment and automatically adapt to enhance their communications links as well as mitigate against detractors
Keywords
radio links; HF radio; adaptive high frequency radios; automatic link establishment; communications links; system automation; Antenna theory; Antennas and propagation; Frequency; Manufacturing automation; Military communication; Personnel; Radio transmitters; Receivers; Teleprinting; Transmission line antennas;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Military Communications Conference, 1991. MILCOM '91, Conference Record, Military Communications in a Changing World., IEEE
Conference_Location
McLean, VA
Print_ISBN
0-87942-691-8
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/MILCOM.1991.258448
Filename
258448
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