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2 produkter
2 produkter
Inbunden, Engelska, 2009
2 277 kr
Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar
Low probability of intercept (LPI) radar is increasingly critical to covert surveillance, target tracking and stealth operations - as is the capability to detect it. Now, the world's most authoritative book on LPI emitter design and counter-LPI techniques explores the latest advances in the field in a new edition complete with ready-to-use MATLAB software simulations for every LPI modulation in the book. Supported by 360 task-clarifying illustrations, the book offers radar engineers expert guidance on the design of LPI emitter and intercept receivers and the development of digital signal processing techniques for detecting and classifying LPI modulations. This titleincludes a CD-ROM! It contains valuable MATLAB programs that help professionals design various LPI emitter architectures and waveform modulations to help them with their detection and classification work.
Inbunden, Engelska, 2003
2 087 kr
Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar
The drive is on to devise LPI radar systems that evade hostile detection as well as develop non-cooperative intercept devices that outsmart enemy LPI radar. Based on the author's own design experience, this comprehensive, hands-on book gives you the latest design and development techniques to innovate new LPI radar systems and discover new ways to intercept enemy LPI radar. Over 200 graphics illustrate the underlying principles of LPI waveform design and help you visually identify waveform parameters. Filled with more than 500 equations that provide rigorous mathematical detail, this book can be used by both entry-level and seasoned engineers. Besides thoroughly treating LPI radar theory and intercept signal processing, this book includes such real-world applications as anti-ship cruise missile LPI seeker solutions. The CD-ROM contains MATLAB code that you can use on the job to evaluate complex LPI radar-receiver interactions.