Abstract:Pulse Doppler (PD) fuzes obtain target information through the Doppler effect and are the most commonly used radio fuzes for air defense missiles. However, when subjected to suppressive jamming, due to the excessive energy of the interference signal, the receiving channel of the fuze becomes saturated with energy, resulting in the inability of the fuze to detect real targets or the appearance of a large number of false targets. Aiming at the problem of insufficient anti-jamming ability of the current pulse Doppler fuze compression system, a PD fuze anti-suppressive jamming method based on sparse recovery was designed using the time-domain sparsity of the fuse transmission signal. We analyzed the characteristics of intermediate frequency signals output by PD fuzes under high-power noise jamming, established a sparse recovery model based on the minimax concave penalty (MCP), and designed an echo pulse train extraction method based on forward backward splitting algorithm to achieve the extraction of target echo pulse trains of fuzes and the suppression of noise jamming. The effectiveness of the proposed method was verified through simulation and measured data, and the results showed that under the equivalent interference effect of a certain type of jammer, the proposed method can effectively extract target echo pulse trains from the received signal, and the success rate of fuze anti-noise jamming is increased to over 90%.