Beginner's Guide to Counter-Drone Modules
1. How Counter-Drone Modules Work
Jamming modules generate a broadband, meaningless random radio signal—essentially "noise"—internally. This weak noise signal is then amplified significantly by a power amplifier, making its signal strength far exceed that of the normal remote control or navigation signals received by the drone.

NE555-based jammers: Generate a fixed-frequency square wave. When transmitted via an antenna, their rich harmonic components create interference across a broad frequency band. This is the simplest form of barrage jamming.
DDS (Direct Digital Synthesis) jammers: A "digital-to-analog waveform synthesis" architecture. Frequency bands and power can be controlled via software, and sweep modes can be configured.
