Weapons / Platforms / Systems: EW / Signals

Wireless at War presents a history of wireless technology and the advantages perceived for this technology's use in military armed conflicts. The book includes the example of Great Britain's military strategy as a major source of inspiration for Australia through World War II, as well as the Australian/U.S. alliance during warfare in Southeast Asia.

This is a complete and full color guide to every weapon system and piece of equipment in use by and in development for the United States Army.

This is a complete and full color guide to every weapon system and piece of equipment in use by and in development for the United States Army.

This expert resource gives detailed descriptions of the latest advances in communications systems and equipment designed for, and fielded by, the world's armed forces.

This practical resource provides you with a solid understanding of the essential engineering and mathematical fundamentals associated with communications electronic warfare (EW) systems. From an introduction to jamming and the properties of signals and systems, to channel coding and pulsed jamming, you get comprehensive coverage of the basics of EW systems, and find details on critical design factors. This authoritative book teaches you how to analyze the performance of EW systems, determine the required jamming power versus stand-off range for ground-based and airborne jammers, and establish the sensitivity required to intercept targets.

Part of the Artech House EW 100 series, this book covers the practical aspects of electronic warfare against enemy communication. From communications math, receiving systems, and signals, to communications emitter location, intercept, and jamming, this book covers the key topics in the field.