Yu. A. Polevoda

MIREA - Russian Technological University

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Yu. A. Polevoda is a researcher advancing the field of radio engineering and information transmission systems, with a focus on enhancing signal reception in challenging environments. Their key research areas include noise immunity, multiple frequency-shift keying (MFSK), and spatially distributed antenna systems. Polevoda’s major contributions address the critical problem of retransmitted interference, which plagues communication systems in harsh settings like buried robotic complexes used by military and emergency services. Their most-cited work, "Noise immunity of signal reception with multiple frequency-shift keying against retransmitted interference" (2024, 3 citations), proposes methods to maintain reliable data transmission despite deliberate or environmental jamming. A subsequent study, "Use of a spatially distributed in-phase antenna to increase the noise immunity of signal reception" (2023, 1 citation), explores antenna array configurations to further bolster resilience. Though citation counts are modest, these works are foundational for improving the robustness of radio links in critical applications, from telecommunications to disaster response robotics. Polevoda’s research directly supports the reliability of systems where communication failure is not an option, marking them as a contributor to next-generation secure and interference-resistant radio technologies.