ATI's Radar and Electronic WarfareTest course

Summary: This four-day course covers the major concepts of Radar and Electronic Warfare (EW). The first two days cover radar and make us of the excellent book, Introduction of Airborne Radar (Second 'Edition), by Stimson. The material is presented in an easy-to-understand manner, with emphasis on those concepts of most importance to the EW matters to follow. Understanding radar principles is very important to effectively apply electronic warfare concepts to counter radar. The last two days make use of EW materials collected by the instructor, with many of the materials from his book, Radar Vulnerability to Jamming. The participant gains understanding of radar and how the main methods of EW interact with radar. Other EW topics are covered briefly, including infrared systems and lares, and communications jamming. This provides the participant with a well-rounded view of the entire spectrum of EW. The basic organization of EW databases is also covered so that the participant learns how the information needed for effective jamming of radar systems is obtained and used by the EW community. Instructor: Richard G. Wiley, Ph.D. has written 5 books on ELINT and EW and has published many technical papers. His latest book is ELINT: the Interception and Analysis of Radar Signals, Artech House 2006. He has been an instructor in George Washington University's Continuing Education program, for RAS, Inc, ATI, Inc, and for the Association of Old Crows (AOC). He is past chairman of the AOC Professional Development Committee. He was elected a Fellow of the IEEE Contact this instructor (please mention course name in the subject line) What you will learn: Radar Fundamentals Radar Vulnerability to Jamming EW fundamentals; Range Equations Noise Jamming Deception Jamming: Range, Angle, and Velocity Infrared, Communications and other aspects of EW EW Databases and their uses in EW Course Outline: Radar Concepts, Implementation and Applications Radar Fundamentals and Groundwork Choice of Radar Frequencies Directivity and other aspects of the Antenna Beam Pulsed Operation Radar Detection Range Range Equations Pulse Delay Ranging Pulse Compression FM Ranging Doppler Effect Pulsed Radar Spectrum Sensing Doppler Frequencies Ground Clutter The Crucial Choice of FRF Aspects of CW Radar including LPI Signal Interception and the Environment Electronic Support (ES) Direct Detection (Crystal Video) IFM Receivers Super-heterodyne and Other Receivers Direction Finding Emitter Location Noise Jamming Deception in Range, Angle and Velocity Chaff Decoys Some Stealth Aspects Towed and Expendable Jammers Communications Jamming Effectiveness Evaluation EW Data Bases Tuition: Tuition for this four-day course is $1895 per person at one of our scheduled public courses. Onsite pricing is available. Please call us at 410-956-8805 or send an email to ati@ATIcourses.com. Register Now Without Obligation