PROTECTION OF RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS FROM INTENTIONAL INTERFERENCE

The article explores modern methods of protecting radio communication systems from intentional interference, such as spread spectrum, frequency hopping, adaptive antennas, and the use of artificial intelligence. Radio communication plays a key role in various fields such as military, space, navigation, and civil sectors. With the advancement of technology, the number of threats to radio communication increases, especially due to intentional jamming, which can severely impact communication efficiency. The article discusses key protection methods, including spread spectrum modulation, frequency hopping, adaptive antennas, and time division multiplexing. Special attention is given to the introduction of new technologies such as artificial intelligence and metamaterials, which can significantly enhance the resilience of communication systems to interference. Conclusions suggest that combining multiple methods with the development of new materials and technologies will significantly reduce threats and increase the reliability of communication systems in modern conditions.