Introduction to Electronic Warfare Modeling and Simulation

Author: Admi
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This is currently the only book that comprehensively explains electronic warfare modeling and simulation in a systematic manner. It covers the fundamental concepts necessary for electronic warfare modeling and simulation, applications and techniques, simulation design, wireless spectrum, as well as high-frequency and microwave. The book includes numerous formulas that can be directly applied to modeling. Additionally, it provides detailed descriptions of specialized electronic warfare equipment, their working principles, and how to use mathematical modeling. It concludes by summarizing different models and simulations and their specific applications in training and equipment testing. Electronic warfare is a vast field, dealing with combat in the electromagnetic spectrum from DC to visible light. This means that the field of electronic warfare modeling and simulation is equally vast. To maximize the effectiveness of this book, we focus on the exploration of the radio spectrum, with particular emphasis on high-frequency (HF) to microwave knowledge. Furthermore, the book emphasizes electronic warfare applications and techniques rather than detailed propagation models (more complex than line-of-sight propagation). Target Audience: This book is intended for any reader who needs knowledge of electronic warfare modeling and simulation, and assumes they have a general technical background and basic algebra knowledge. The main text first introduces an overview of electronic warfare and explains all the necessary mathematical knowledge mentioned above.