Foundations of Communications Electronic Warfare

For electrical engineers working in the defense industry, having a solid understanding of the technical underpinnings of communications electronic warfare systems is essential and this practical book delivers just that! From an introduction to jamming and the properties of signals and systems, to channel coding and pulsed jamming, professionals learn the basic engineering principles of these systems and find details on critical performance factors. This informative reference presents mathematical models of communication jammers to help give practitioners a clear understanding of important design tradeoffs. Providing the technical background needed to fully understand the material, the book presents several different design methodologies to help engineers achieve optimum results with their challenging work in the field.

ISBN 1596933917   Pages 444 ISBN13 9781596933910 (What's this?)   Volumes 1 Publisher Artech House   Weight (grammes) 726 Imprint Artech House   Published in London Format Hardback   Series title Artech House Electronic Warfare Library Publication date 01 Sep 2008   Height (mm) 231 Library of Congress UG485   Width (mm) 157 DEWEY 623.043   Spine width (mm) 28 DEWEY edition DC21   Academic level General

Ch. 1		Introduction to Jamming		1
Ch. 2		Mathematical Preliminaries		11
Ch. 3		Properties of Signals and Systems		45
Ch. 4		Digital Communication Systems		85
Ch. 5		Information Theory and Electronic Warfare		137
Ch. 6		Source Coding		199
Ch. 7		Channel Coding and Electronic Warfare		211
Ch. 8		Jammer Performance in Noisy, Fading Channels		255
Ch. 9		Jamming Performance Evaluation Using Dynamic, Noncooperative Games		293
Ch. 10		Noise Jamming		333
Ch. 11		Pulsed Noise Jamming		367
Ch. 12		Tone Jamming		401
Appndix A		Introduction to the Calculus of Variations		423
		Index		439

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