Introduction to Communication Electronic Warfare Systems

Author: (USA) Richard A. Poisel
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: The author, Dr. Richard A. Poisel, is the head of the Intelligence and Information Warfare Laboratory at the Center for Communications-Electronics Command, Research, Development, and Engineering of the U.S. military, and a senior consultant at the Fort Huachuca Intelligence Center in Arizona. As a crystallization of his long-term research in electronic warfare, this book has the following characteristics:
· Reflects the fundamental ideas and perspectives of the U.S. military today on information warfare, particularly communications-electronic warfare.
· Introduces new technologies and tactics in communications-electronic warfare.
· Organizes the content around the three major pillars of electronic warfare: Electronic Attack (EA), Electronic Support (ES), and Electronic Protection (EP).
· Unlike existing books on electronic warfare, which primarily focus on radar signal processing, this book mainly covers the processing of communications signals.
As a result of the author's long-term research in electronic warfare, this book reflects, from one perspective, the fundamental ideas and perspectives of the U.S. military today on information warfare, especially communications-electronic warfare, and includes introductions to new technologies and tactics in communications-electronic warfare. The book provides a comprehensive and precise overview of the three pillars of electronic warfare: Electronic Attack, Electronic Support, and Electronic Protection. It covers a wide range of communications-electronic warfare systems and serves as a specialized textbook that combines both command and engineering content. It is highly beneficial for broadening knowledge and solidifying professional foundations.