Oleksiy Petrenko
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Dr. Oleksiy Petrenko is a researcher specializing in secure wireless communications and military-grade signal processing, with a particular focus on physical-layer security and resilient air interface design. His most-cited work, "Eavesdropping-resilient wireless communication system based on modified OFDM/QAM air interface" (2018), addresses a critical vulnerability in modern military networks: the susceptibility of unmanned vehicles and robotic systems to interception. By proposing a modified OFDM/QAM architecture, Petrenko introduces a novel approach to thwart eavesdropping without relying solely on cryptographic methods, thereby enhancing operational security in contested environments. This contribution, garnering 13 citations, underscores his impact on the intersection of electronic warfare and communication theory. Petrenko’s research is particularly relevant as defense systems increasingly depend on robust, low-latency links for autonomous platforms. His work not only advances theoretical frameworks but also offers practical solutions for safeguarding command-and-control channels, making him a key figure in the development of next-generation tactical communication systems.
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