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Core Technology | MYT technology's Anti-Drone Product Technology Innovation, Effectively Interferes with FPV Drones

  "On March 31, 2024, the Ukrainian military released a video showing that Ukrainian drone operators successfully destroyed two Russian military unmanned combat vehicles using FPV drones.
  On July 2, 2024, the Russian military launched an attack on Novosyolovka. In Sokol, the Russian military has established a foothold in the middle of the village, but the attack has become more complicated due to continuous attacks by FPV drones.

 FPV (First Person View) drones, also known as "first-person perspective" drones, typically refer to small quadcopters or multi-rotor unmanned aerial vehicles controlled through video goggles and a remote controller without an autopilot system.
 FPV drones are compact, lightweight, highly maneuverable and flexible, adaptable to various complex terrains and battlefield environments, capable of moving quickly on the battlefield and delivering precise strikes.

 According to relevant reports, FPV and various types of drones have become one of the important means of attack on the modern battlefield, and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict has led to widespread use of FPV drones.
 This low-cost, simple and crude suicide attack is extremely dangerous to aircraft, tanks, and other traditional military hardware.

 In response to the unique characteristics of FPV drones and market demand, the product department of MYT has conducted several months of in-depth research and hundreds of product tests, and has completely upgraded the core technology of its independently developed anti-drone fixed, individual, and vehicle-mounted product series.

 The product breaks through the traditional VCO frequency sweeping technology and adopts the latest DDS core algorithm, utilizing its high frequency resolution, rapid frequency switching, continuous phase change, and flexible output waveform, etc., to be reasonably applied to anti-drone equipment, which can effectively interfere with FPV drones.

 DDS (Direct Digital Synthesis, direct digital synthesis) is a digital signal generation technology used to generate arbitrary waveforms. The DDS algorithm controls the frequency, phase, and amplitude of the signal in a digital manner, with the advantages of high frequency resolution, rapid frequency switching, continuous phase, and flexibility, which can accurately generate the required signals."