selective jamming
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selective jamming
[si′lek·tiv ′jam·iŋ] (electronics)
Jamming in which only a single radio channel is jammed.
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selective jamming
Jamming on a single frequency. Unlike a spot jammer, a number of frequencies can be selected, but only one frequency is jammed at a time.
An Illustrated Dictionary of Aviation Copyright © 2005 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved
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The options range from intercepting and decyphering the messages (Comint), inserting fake messages in the traffic (deception),
selective jamming or even calling down artillery fire to destroy selected transmitters.
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