Electronic Warfare Technology and Applications in Peacetime -- Radar Countermeasures

Author: Zhang Xixiang et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book primarily uses a large amount of text, experimental data, and images to introduce the role and significance of electronic warfare in various wars, with a special analysis of its application and development during peacetime. It also explores the birth, growth, and development of radar countermeasures, a crucial component of electronic warfare, and its impact. The book highlights the processes and achievements of system innovation, theoretical innovation, and technological innovation. It covers topics such as the generation and detection of range deception jamming sources, the generation and detection of multi-target deception jamming sources in early warning guidance radar, the generation, detection, and identification of window jamming, the isolation technology of transmitter and receiver in jamming devices, electronic reconnaissance methods during peacetime, and jamming of electronic reconnaissance satellites. Additionally, it delves into the future development of electronic warfare, particularly radar countermeasures. The book is rich in content, novel, and practical, with clear explanations of concepts, rigorous theoretical derivations, and well-defined conclusions. It can serve as a textbook for universities and colleges in electronic countermeasures and related fields, as well as training materials for technical personnel and reference books for military commanders at all levels.