At a glance
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- Dates
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- 12 - 16 Jun 2023
- Duration5 days
- LocationNSWC Crane, Indiana, USA
Course structure
Lectures, tutorials, computer based practical’s; video practicalWhat you will learn
On successful completion of this module a student should be able to:
- Identify the main electronic surveillance (ES) and electronic attack threats (EA) to a communications system and compose defensive measures to reduce the impact of these threat
- Explain and criticise the main analysis methods employed in communications EW in the time, spectral and spatial domains
- Analyse and evaluate the impact of electronic attack on a communications network using a power budget and quantify the effect of electronic defence measures
Core content
• Introduction to Communications Electronic Warfare: Electronic attack, surveillance and defence
• EA Jamming techniques and effects
• SJNR and jamming link budget analysis
• GPS vulnerability.
• ED Spread Spectrum techniques
• Cryptography techniques: secret and public key systems, block and stream based techniques
• ES Receivers: Characteristics; superhetrodyne, channelized and FFT based
• ES techniques: spectral estimation, direction finding
• Military tactical data links: a case study of high-level EW protection applied to a military data network
Location and travel
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