DEF2501P [at Georgia Tech]

Basic RF EW Concepts — A foundational course, Basic RF Electromagnetic Warfare Concepts, provides an understanding of the principles and operation of electromagnetic warfare (EW) systems used by today’s military. The course emphasizes the operation of radar-controlled weapon systems and the EW systems designed to detect, identify, and counter them. You will initially be tutored in the fundamentals of electromagnetic waves and their propagation. Subsequent lectures describe the basic operation of radar systems and the implementation of search and tracking functions. Building upon these foundations, you will learn about EW receiver systems and electronic attack systems. The coursework continues with insight into the application of EW concepts to data links and networks. More specialized applications of EW are also discussed such as communications jamming and naval surface EW. This course can be offered in a two-course format for on-site offerings only and can be purchased separately or together. For more information contact Steve Barton at [email protected]. Overview of the Basic RF Electronic Warfare Concepts (DEF 2501R)-2.5 Days covering all topics in the Basic RF Electronic Warfare Concepts (DEF 2501P) course. Overview of Advanced RF Electronic Warfare Principles (DEF 2502S)-2.5 Days covering all topics in Advanced RF Electronic Warfare Principles (DEF 2502P) course.

No prereqs

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