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245 10 a| EW 105h| [electronic resource] :b| space electronic warfare /c| David L. Adamy.;

260 a| Norwood, MA :b| Artech House,c| [2021];

300 a| xiv, 232 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 24 cm;

490 1 a| Artech House electronic warfare library;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

505 00 g| Machine generated contents note:g| 1.t| Introduction --g| 1.1.t| Orbital Relationships --g| 1.2.t| Book Flow --g| 1.3.t| History of Signal Intelligence Satellite Programs --g| 1.4.t| A Note about Orbital Calculations in This Book --g| 2.t| Spherical Trigonometry --g| 2.1.t| Plane Trigonometry --g| 2.1.1.t| The Law of Sines --g| 2.1.2.t| The Law of Cosines for Sides --g| 2.1.3.t| The Law of Cosines for Angles --g| 2.1.4.t| Right Plane Triangle --g| 2.2.t| The Spherical Triangle --g| 2.3.t| Trigonometric Relationships in Any Spherical Triangle --g| 2.3.1.t| Law of Sines for Spherical Triangles --g| 2.3.2.t| Law or Cosines tor Sides --g| 2.3.3.t| Law of Cosines for Angles --g| 2.3.4.t| The Right Spherical Triangle --g| 2.3.5.t| Napier's Rules --g| 2.4.t| Examples of Plane and Spherical Triangles Used in Problems --g| 3.t| Orbit Mechanics --g| 3.1.t| Elements of an Elliptical Orbit --g| 3.2.t| Relationship Between the Size of an Orbit and Its Period --g| 3.3.t| SVP --g| 3.4.t| An Earth Surface Location --g| 3.5.t| The Propagation Distance --g| 3.6.t| Earth Traces --g| 3.6.1.t| Satellite Earth Trace --g| 3.6.2.t| Polar Orbit Earth Traces --g| 3.6.3.t| Synchronous Satellite Earth Traces --g| 3.7.t| Location of an EW Threat --g| 3.7.1.t| Calculating the Look Angles --g| 3.7.2.t| Calculating the Azimuth to the Threat --g| 3.7.3.t| Calculating Range and Elevation to the Threat Location --g| 3.8.t| Calculating the Distance to the Horizon --g| 3.8.1.t| Horizon Distances for Circular Orbits --g| 4.t| Radio Propagation --g| 4.1.t| Introduction --g| 4.2.t| One-Way Link --g| 4.3.t| Propagation Loss Models --g| 4.3.1.t| LOS Propagation --g| 4.3.2.t| Two-Ray Propagation --g| 4.3.3.t| Minimum Antenna Height for Two-Ray Propagation --g| 4.3.4.t| A Note about Very Low Antennas --g| 4.3.5.t| Fresnel Zone --g| 4.3.6.t| Complex Reflection Environment --g| 4.3.7.t| KED --g| 4.3.8.t| Atmospheric Loss --g| 4.3.9.t| Rain and Fog Attenuation --g| 5.t| Radio Propagation In Space --g| 5.1.t| LOS Loss --g| 5.1.1.t| Atmospheric Loss --g| 5.2.t| Antenna Misalignment --g| 5.3.t| Polarization Loss --g| 5.4.t| Rain Loss --g| 6.t| Satellite Links --g| 6.1.t| Link Geometry --g| 6.1.1.t| Looking Down --g| 6.1.2.t| Plug in Some Orbit Numbers --g| 6.1.3.t| Looking Up --g| 6.2.t| Uplinks --g| 6.2.1.t| Command Links --g| 6.2.2.t| Intercept Links --g| 6.3.t| Downlinks --g| 6.3.1.t| Telemetry Link --g| 6.3.2.t| Data Link --g| 6.3.3.t| Links to Data Users --g| 6.3.4.t| Jamming Links --g| 6.4.t| Hostile Links --g| 7.t| Link Vulnerability To Ew --g| 7.1.t| Satellite Vulnerability --g| 7.1.1.t| Space-Related Link Losses --g| 7.1.2.t| Intercept --g| 7.1.3.t| Spoofing --g| 7.1.4.t| Jamming --g| 7.1.5.t| Problems Worked in This Chapter --g| 7.2.t| Downlink Intercept --g| 7.2.1.t| Geocentric Angle from the Satellite to the Intercept Site --g| 7.2.2.t| Range from the Satellite to the Intercept Site --g| 7.2.3.t| Is the Satellite Above the Horizon from the Intercept Site? --g| 7.2.4.t| How Strong Is the Downlink Signal at the Intercept Site --g| 7.2.5.t| Intercept with Directional Antennas --g| 7.2.6.t| Angles Relative to the Ground Control Station --g| 7.2.7.t| Angles Relative to the Hostile Intercept Site --g| 7.2.8.t| Received Signal at the Intercept Site --g| 7.2.9.t| What Is the Quality of the Intercepted Downlink Signal? --g| 7.3.t| Intercepting Uplinks --g| 7.4.t| Jamming Downlinks --g| 7.4.1.t| The Satellite Downlink --g| 7.4.2.t| The Jammer Link --g| 7.4.3.t| The J/S Formula --g| 7.5.t| Jamming Satellite Uplinks --g| 7.5.1.t| The Jamming Link --g| 7.5.2.t| Jamming Link Loss --g| 7.5.3.t| Gain of 4-m Jamming Antenna at 5 GHz --g| 7.5.4.t| Jammer ERP --g| 7.5.5.t| The Satellite Uplink --g| 7.5.6.t| Gain of 2-m Uplink Transmitter Antenna --g| 7.5.7.t| Uplink ERP --g| 7.5.8.t| Uplink Loss --g| 7.5.9.t| Gain and Bandwidth of the Uplink Receiving Antenna on the Satellite --g| 7.5.10.t| Antenna 3-dB Beamwidth --g| 7.5.11.t| Offset of the Jammer from the Downlink Receiving Antenna --g| 7.5.12.t| The J/S --g| 7.6.t| Electronic Protection of Satellite Links --g| 7.6.1.t| Attacks on Links --g| 7.6.2.t| Protection Against Jamming --g| 8.t| Duration And Frequency Of Observations --g| 8.1.t| Calculating the Distance to the Horizon --g| 8.2.t| Horizon Distances for Circular Orbits --g| 8.3.t| Calculating the Duration of Target Availability from a Satellite --g| 8.3.1.t| Geocentric Viewing Angle --g| 8.3.2.t| Time During Which a Satellite Can See a Point on the Earth --g| 8.3.3.t| The Impact of the Movement of the Earth --g| 8.3.4.t| Viewing Time Formula --g| 8.4.t| Doppler Shift in Satellite Link --g| 8.4.1.t| Doppler Shift Formula --g| 8.4.2.t| Receiving Site Velocity --g| 8.4.3.t| Satellite Velocity --g| 8.4.4.t| General Formula for Maximum Doppler Shift --g| 8.4.5.t| General Formula for the Doppler Shift --g| 9.t| Intercept From Space --g| 9.1.t| Intercept of Radar Signal from Low-Earth Satellite --g| 9.1.1.t| Link Loss --g| 9.1.2.t| LOS Loss --g| 9.1.3.t| Atmospheric and Rain Loss --g| 9.1.4.t| Can the Satellite Payload Receive the Signal? --g| 9.1.5.t| Receiver Sensitivity --g| 9.1.6.t| Link Margin --g| 9.1.7.t| Could the Satellite Receive the Signal from Its Horizon? --g| 9.1.8.t| How Long Will the Satellite See the Signal? --g| 9.2.t| Horizon Plot on the Earth --g| 9.3.t| Intercept of the Earth Surface Target Using a Narrow-Beam Receiving Antenna --g| 9.3.1.t| Antenna Pointing --g| 9.3.2.t| Intercept Link Equation --g| 9.3.3.t| Link Losses --g| 9.3.4.t| Intercept from the Horizon --g| 9.4.t| Intercept from the Synchronous Satellite --g| 9.4.1.t| With the Satellite on the Horizon --g| 9.4.2.t| With the Satellite Directly Overhead --g| 10.t| Jamming From Space --g| 10.1.t| Jamming of a Ground Signal from a Satellite --g| 10.2.t| Jamming from a Satellite --g| 10.3.t| Jamming of a Communications Network --g| 10.3.1.t| The Network --g| 10.3.2.t| Link Equations --g| 10.3.3.t| J/S --g| 10.4.t| Jamming a Microwave Digital Data Link --g| 10.5.t| Jamming of a Ground Radar from Space --g| 10.5.1.t| Radar Jamming from a Satellite --g| 10.5.2.t| The Jammed Radar and Its Target --g| 10.5.3.t| The Jammer --g| 10.5.4.t| The Jamming Equation --g| 10.5.5.t| The Jamming Adequacy --g| 10.5.6.t| Protecting an Asset with Low Radar Cross-Section --g| 10.5.7.t| Duration of Jamming --g| A.t| FORMULAS FROM SIGNAL INTELLIGENCE AND EW --g| A.1.t| Intercept Formulas --g| A.1.1.t| Successful Intercept --g| A.1.2.t| The Intercept Link Equation --g| A.1.3.t| Received Signal Quality --g| A.2.t| Communication Jamming --g| A.2.1.t| Successful Communications Jamming --g| A.2.2.t| Communications J/S --g| A.2.3.t| Communications EP --g| A.3.t| Radar Jamming --g| A.3.1.t| Successful Radar Jamming --g| A.3.2.t| Self-Protection Jamming --g| A.3.3.t| Stand-Off Jamming --g| A.3.4.t| Required J/S --g| A.3.5.t| Radar EP --g| B.t| Important Numbers For Space EW --g| C.t| Decibel Math --g| C.1.t| Decibel Numbers --g| C.2.t| Conversion to Decibel Form --g| C.3.t| Absolute Values in Decibel Form --g| C.4.t| Decibel Forms of Equations --g| C.5.t| Quick Conversions to Decibel Values.;

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EW 105 space electronic warfare / David L. Adamy.

Author/creator	Adamy, David
Format	Electronic
Publication Info	Norwood, MA : Artech House, [2021]
Description	xiv, 232 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Supplemental Content	Full text available from Knovel, Academic, General Engineering & Project Administration
Supplemental Content	Full text available from Ebook Central - Academic Complete
Subjects	Electronics in military engineering.

Series	Artech House electronic warfare library Artech House electronic warfare library. ^A1179093
Contents	Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Orbital Relationships -- 1.2. Book Flow -- 1.3. History of Signal Intelligence Satellite Programs -- 1.4. A Note about Orbital Calculations in This Book -- 2. Spherical Trigonometry -- 2.1. Plane Trigonometry -- 2.1.1. The Law of Sines -- 2.1.2. The Law of Cosines for Sides -- 2.1.3. The Law of Cosines for Angles -- 2.1.4. Right Plane Triangle -- 2.2. The Spherical Triangle -- 2.3. Trigonometric Relationships in Any Spherical Triangle -- 2.3.1. Law of Sines for Spherical Triangles -- 2.3.2. Law or Cosines tor Sides -- 2.3.3. Law of Cosines for Angles -- 2.3.4. The Right Spherical Triangle -- 2.3.5. Napier's Rules -- 2.4. Examples of Plane and Spherical Triangles Used in Problems -- 3. Orbit Mechanics -- 3.1. Elements of an Elliptical Orbit -- 3.2. Relationship Between the Size of an Orbit and Its Period -- 3.3. SVP -- 3.4. An Earth Surface Location -- 3.5. The Propagation Distance -- 3.6. Earth Traces -- 3.6.1. Satellite Earth Trace -- 3.6.2. Polar Orbit Earth Traces -- 3.6.3. Synchronous Satellite Earth Traces -- 3.7. Location of an EW Threat -- 3.7.1. Calculating the Look Angles -- 3.7.2. Calculating the Azimuth to the Threat -- 3.7.3. Calculating Range and Elevation to the Threat Location -- 3.8. Calculating the Distance to the Horizon -- 3.8.1. Horizon Distances for Circular Orbits -- 4. Radio Propagation -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. One-Way Link -- 4.3. Propagation Loss Models -- 4.3.1. LOS Propagation -- 4.3.2. Two-Ray Propagation -- 4.3.3. Minimum Antenna Height for Two-Ray Propagation -- 4.3.4. A Note about Very Low Antennas -- 4.3.5. Fresnel Zone -- 4.3.6. Complex Reflection Environment -- 4.3.7. KED -- 4.3.8. Atmospheric Loss -- 4.3.9. Rain and Fog Attenuation -- 5. Radio Propagation In Space -- 5.1. LOS Loss -- 5.1.1. Atmospheric Loss -- 5.2. Antenna Misalignment -- 5.3. Polarization Loss -- 5.4. Rain Loss -- 6. Satellite Links -- 6.1. Link Geometry -- 6.1.1. Looking Down -- 6.1.2. Plug in Some Orbit Numbers -- 6.1.3. Looking Up -- 6.2. Uplinks -- 6.2.1. Command Links -- 6.2.2. Intercept Links -- 6.3. Downlinks -- 6.3.1. Telemetry Link -- 6.3.2. Data Link -- 6.3.3. Links to Data Users -- 6.3.4. Jamming Links -- 6.4. Hostile Links -- 7. Link Vulnerability To Ew -- 7.1. Satellite Vulnerability -- 7.1.1. Space-Related Link Losses -- 7.1.2. Intercept -- 7.1.3. Spoofing -- 7.1.4. Jamming -- 7.1.5. Problems Worked in This Chapter -- 7.2. Downlink Intercept -- 7.2.1. Geocentric Angle from the Satellite to the Intercept Site -- 7.2.2. Range from the Satellite to the Intercept Site -- 7.2.3. Is the Satellite Above the Horizon from the Intercept Site? -- 7.2.4. How Strong Is the Downlink Signal at the Intercept Site -- 7.2.5. Intercept with Directional Antennas -- 7.2.6. Angles Relative to the Ground Control Station -- 7.2.7. Angles Relative to the Hostile Intercept Site -- 7.2.8. Received Signal at the Intercept Site -- 7.2.9. What Is the Quality of the Intercepted Downlink Signal? -- 7.3. Intercepting Uplinks -- 7.4. Jamming Downlinks -- 7.4.1. The Satellite Downlink -- 7.4.2. The Jammer Link -- 7.4.3. The J/S Formula -- 7.5. Jamming Satellite Uplinks -- 7.5.1. The Jamming Link -- 7.5.2. Jamming Link Loss -- 7.5.3. Gain of 4-m Jamming Antenna at 5 GHz -- 7.5.4. Jammer ERP -- 7.5.5. The Satellite Uplink -- 7.5.6. Gain of 2-m Uplink Transmitter Antenna -- 7.5.7. Uplink ERP -- 7.5.8. Uplink Loss -- 7.5.9. Gain and Bandwidth of the Uplink Receiving Antenna on the Satellite -- 7.5.10. Antenna 3-dB Beamwidth -- 7.5.11. Offset of the Jammer from the Downlink Receiving Antenna -- 7.5.12. The J/S -- 7.6. Electronic Protection of Satellite Links -- 7.6.1. Attacks on Links -- 7.6.2. Protection Against Jamming -- 8. Duration And Frequency Of Observations -- 8.1. Calculating the Distance to the Horizon -- 8.2. Horizon Distances for Circular Orbits -- 8.3. Calculating the Duration of Target Availability from a Satellite -- 8.3.1. Geocentric Viewing Angle -- 8.3.2. Time During Which a Satellite Can See a Point on the Earth -- 8.3.3. The Impact of the Movement of the Earth -- 8.3.4. Viewing Time Formula -- 8.4. Doppler Shift in Satellite Link -- 8.4.1. Doppler Shift Formula -- 8.4.2. Receiving Site Velocity -- 8.4.3. Satellite Velocity -- 8.4.4. General Formula for Maximum Doppler Shift -- 8.4.5. General Formula for the Doppler Shift -- 9. Intercept From Space -- 9.1. Intercept of Radar Signal from Low-Earth Satellite -- 9.1.1. Link Loss -- 9.1.2. LOS Loss -- 9.1.3. Atmospheric and Rain Loss -- 9.1.4. Can the Satellite Payload Receive the Signal? -- 9.1.5. Receiver Sensitivity -- 9.1.6. Link Margin -- 9.1.7. Could the Satellite Receive the Signal from Its Horizon? -- 9.1.8. How Long Will the Satellite See the Signal? -- 9.2. Horizon Plot on the Earth -- 9.3. Intercept of the Earth Surface Target Using a Narrow-Beam Receiving Antenna -- 9.3.1. Antenna Pointing -- 9.3.2. Intercept Link Equation -- 9.3.3. Link Losses -- 9.3.4. Intercept from the Horizon -- 9.4. Intercept from the Synchronous Satellite -- 9.4.1. With the Satellite on the Horizon -- 9.4.2. With the Satellite Directly Overhead -- 10. Jamming From Space -- 10.1. Jamming of a Ground Signal from a Satellite -- 10.2. Jamming from a Satellite -- 10.3. Jamming of a Communications Network -- 10.3.1. The Network -- 10.3.2. Link Equations -- 10.3.3. J/S -- 10.4. Jamming a Microwave Digital Data Link -- 10.5. Jamming of a Ground Radar from Space -- 10.5.1. Radar Jamming from a Satellite -- 10.5.2. The Jammed Radar and Its Target -- 10.5.3. The Jammer -- 10.5.4. The Jamming Equation -- 10.5.5. The Jamming Adequacy -- 10.5.6. Protecting an Asset with Low Radar Cross-Section -- 10.5.7. Duration of Jamming -- A. FORMULAS FROM SIGNAL INTELLIGENCE AND EW -- A.1. Intercept Formulas -- A.1.1. Successful Intercept -- A.1.2. The Intercept Link Equation -- A.1.3. Received Signal Quality -- A.2. Communication Jamming -- A.2.1. Successful Communications Jamming -- A.2.2. Communications J/S -- A.2.3. Communications EP -- A.3. Radar Jamming -- A.3.1. Successful Radar Jamming -- A.3.2. Self-Protection Jamming -- A.3.3. Stand-Off Jamming -- A.3.4. Required J/S -- A.3.5. Radar EP -- B. Important Numbers For Space EW -- C. Decibel Math -- C.1. Decibel Numbers -- C.2. Conversion to Decibel Form -- C.3. Absolute Values in Decibel Form -- C.4. Decibel Forms of Equations -- C.5. Quick Conversions to Decibel Values.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
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