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100 1  Adamy, David,|eauthor. 
245 10 EW 104 :|bEW against a new generation of threats /|cDavid 
       L. Adamy. 
246 30 EW against a new generation of threats 
264  1 Boston :|bArtech House,|c[2015] 
264  4 |c©2015 
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490 1  The Artech House electronic warfare library 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  EW 104: EW Against a New Generation of Threats; Contents; 
       Preface; 1 Introduction; 2 Spectrum Warfare; 2.1#Changes 
       in Warfare; 2.2#Some Specific Propagation Related Issues; 
       2.3#Connectivity; 2.3.1#The Most Basic Connectivity; 
       2.3.2#Connectivity Requirements; 2.3.3#Long-Range 
       Information Transmission; 2.3.4#Information Fidelity; 
       2.4#Interference Rejection; 2.4.1#Spreading the 
       Transmitted Spectrum; 2.4.2#Commercial FM Broadcast; 
       2.4.3#Military Spread Spectrum Signals; 2.5#Bandwidth 
       Requirements for Information Transfer; 2.5.1#Data Transfer
       Without a Link; 2.5.2#Linked Data Transmission 
505 8  2.5.3#Software Location2.6#Distributed Military 
       Capability; 2.6.1#Net-Centric Warfare; 2.7#Transmission 
       Security Versus Message Security; 2.7.1#Transmission 
       Security Versus Transmission Bandwidth; 2.7.2#Bandwidth 
       Limitations; 2.8#Cyber Warfare Versus EW ; 2.8.1#Cyber 
       Warfare; 2.8.2#Cyber Attacks; 2.8.3#Parallels Between 
       Cyber Warfare and EW; 2.8.4#Difference Between Cyber 
       Warfare and EW; 2.9#Bandwidth Trade-Offs ; 2.9.1#Bit-Error
       Critical Cases; 2.10#Error Correction Approaches; 
       2.10.1#Error Detection and Correction Codes; 
       2.10.2#Example of a Block Code 
505 8  2.10.3#Error Correction Versus Bandwidth2.11#EMS Warfare 
       Practicalities; 2.11.1#Warfare Domains; 
       2.12#Steganography; 2.12.1#Steganography Versus 
       Encryption; 2.12.2#Early Stenographic Techniques; 
       2.12.3#Digital Techniques; 2.12.4#How Does Steganography 
       Relate to Spectrum Warfare?; 2.12.5#How Is Steganography 
       Detected?; 2.13#Link Jamming ; 2.13.1#Communication 
       Jamming; 2.13.2#Required J/S for Jamming Digital Signals; 
       2.13.3#Protections Against Link Jamming; 2.13.4#The Net 
       Impact on Link Jamming ; 3 Legacy Radars; 3.1#Threat 
       Parameters; 3.1.1#Typical Legacy Surface-to-Air Missile 
505 8  3.1.2#Typical Legacy Acquisition Radar3.1.3#Typical Anti-
       Aircraft Gun; 3.2#EW Techniques; 3.3#Radar Jamming ; 
       3.3.1#Jamming-to-Signal Ratio; 3.3.2#Self-Protection 
       Jamming; 3.3.3#Remote Jamming; 3.3.4#Burn-Through Range; 
       3.4#Radar-Jamming Techniques; 3.4.1#Cover Jamming; 
       3.4.2#Barrage Jamming; 3.4.3#Spot Jamming; 3.4.4#Swept 
       Spot Jamming; 3.4.5#Deceptive Jamming; 3.4.6#Range 
       Deception Techniques; 3.4.7#Angle Deceptive Jamming; 
       3.4.8#Frequency Gate Pull Off; 3.4.9#Jamming Monopulse 
       Radars; 3.4.10#Formation Jamming; 3.4.11#Formation Jamming
       with Range Denial; 3.4.12#Blinking 
505 8  3.4.13#Terrain Bounce3.4.14#Cross-Polarization Jamming; 
       3.4.15#Cross-Eye Jamming; References; 4 Next Generation 
       Threat Radars; 4.1#Threat Radar Improvements; 4.2#Radar 
       Electronic Protection Techniques; 4.2.1#Useful Resources; 
       4.2.2#Ultralow Side Lobes; 4.2.3#EW Impact of Reduced Side
       -Lobe Level; 4.2.4#Side-Lobe Cancellation; 4.2.5#Side-Lobe
       Blanking; 4.2.6#Monopulse Radar; 4.2.7#Cross-Polarization 
       Jamming; 4.2.8#Anti-Cross-Polarization; 4.2.9#Chirped 
       Radar; 4.2.10#Barker Code; 4.2.11#Range Gate Pull-Off; 
       4.2.12#AGC Jamming; 4.2.13#Noise-Jamming Quality 
520    The fourth book in the bestselling Artech House EW 100 
       series is dedicated to reviewing legacy threats and 
       discussing new threats which have arisen since Y2K in 
       communications, radar, and IR threats. Like its 
       predecessors, EW 104 presents a series of highly 
       informative and easy-to-comprehend tutorials, along with 
       insightful introductory and connective material that helps
       you understand how each aspect fits together.This 
       reference starts with a review of the generalities of 
       legacy threats, from the technical point of view, with a 
       focus on what makes the new threats more challenging. 
       Readers are. 
588 0  Print version record. 
590    eBooks on EBSCOhost|bEBSCO eBook Subscription Academic 
       Collection - North America 
650  0 Electronics in military engineering. 
650  0 Electronic countermeasures. 
655  0 Electronic books. 
655  4 Electronic books. 
776 08 |iPrint version:|aAdamy, David, author.|tEW 104
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