Introduction to RF Stealth available in Hardcover
- ISBN-10:
- 1891121219
- ISBN-13:
- 9781891121210
- Pub. Date:
- 01/28/2004
- Publisher:
- Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
- ISBN-10:
- 1891121219
- ISBN-13:
- 9781891121210
- Pub. Date:
- 01/28/2004
- Publisher:
- Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
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Overview
This is the only book focused on the complete aspects of RF Stealth design. It is the first book to present and explain first order methods for the design of active and passive stealth properties. Everything from Electronic Order of Battle to key component design is covered. The book is a 'How to' reference, allowing estimation of RCS, emitter interceptability, IR signature with speed, emitter footprints, terrain obscuration and target visibility, ambient spectra, ambient pulse density, detection performance, antenna, filter and pulse compression sidelobes, emitter location accuracy, stealthy pulse compression design, stealthy antenna design, signal processor performance, and more. Unique compilations of the leading parameters of many emitters and interceptors are included, as is analytical software for each chapter. Stealth was a major military breakthrough very much in today's news. Though the author has been pioneering modern stealth techniques since 1975, necessary requirements of security has kept this material from becoming widely known. The book's purpose is to provide a new generation of designers with a firm and proven basis for new developments and to allow buyers of stealth technology to separate the charlatans from serious engineers. Key features of this book include the fact that there is no competing title on the market; this will be the standard text for years to come. All analysis is presented on a first order basis: simplest approach, use of approximations, intuitive reasoning, many examples. The book's practical 'How to' approach incorporates recipes and examples for estimation of critical performance parameters. Includes 368 figures, 74 tables, 328 equations and 108 items of analytical software.
Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9781891121210 |
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Publisher: | Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) |
Publication date: | 01/28/2004 |
Series: | The SciTech Radar and Defense Series |
Pages: | 560 |
Product dimensions: | 7.10(w) x 9.60(h) x 1.50(d) |
About the Author
David A. Lynch
Table of Contents
Introduction to Stealth SystemsIntroduction
The Stealth Challenge
The Stealth Approach
Balanced Design
"Great Thoughts" Of Stealth / LO Technology
RCS & Power Management Summary
Low Probability Of Intercept Systems Introduction
Great Thoughts Of LPI Systems Design
Detection And Intercept Probability
Reduced Detectability - Effective Radiated Peak Power & Maximum Signal Uncertainty
LPI Performance Example
A Little History Of Stealth Systems
LPIR Program Accomplishments
LPI Modes Demonstrated Through Test
LPIR Program Results Summary
LPIS Typical Technology
LPI Maximizes Uncertainty
Basic LPI Equations
Radar And Beacon Equations
Intercept Power Relations And LPIS Figures Of Merit
Detection Range Versus Intercept Range Equations
Introduction To Radar Cross Section
Mathematical Basis
RCS Phenomenology
Estimating RCS
Introduction To Signature Balance
Radar Threat
Infrared Threat
Intercept Threat
Exercises
References
Interceptability Parameters And Analysis
Interceptability Parameters
Interceptability Footprints
Interceptor Time Response
Receiver Sensitivity Versus Intercept Probability
Power Management
Interceptability Analysis
Intercept Receiver Sensitivity
Sidelobe Intercept Range
Interceptor Detection Probabilities
Interceptability Time Constraints
Interceptability Frequency Constraints
Antenna Gain Mismatch
Cumulative Probability Of Intercept
Example Mode Interceptability
Example Radar Mode Interceptability Calculations
Data Link Mode Interceptability Example
Footprint Calculation
“Cookie Cutter” Footprints
More Accurate Footprints
Exercises
References
Intercept Receivers - Survey Of Current And Future Intercept Receivers
Receiver Types
Crystal Video Receiver
Instantaneous Frequency Measurement
Scanning Superhetrodyne Receivers
Channelized Receivers
Transform Intercept Receivers
Hybrid Or Cueing Receivers
Intercept Receiver Processing
Interceptor Measurement Accuracy
Frequency Measurement
Pulse Amplitude And Width Measurement
Time Of Arrival & PRI Measurement
Angle Of Arrival Measurement
Amplitude Angle Of Arrival
Phase Angle Of Arrival
Range Estimation
Intercept Receiver Threat Trends
Typical Response Threats–Elastic Threat
Corresponding Specification Of LPIS Emissions
Typical Response Threats – Radiometric & Correlation
LPIS Versus Interceptor
Screening Jamming
Spoofing
Typical Deployed Intercept Receivers
Exercises
References
Exploitation Of The Environment - Atmospheric Attenuation Clutter
Terrain Masking
Electronic Order Of Battle
Radar & EW Intercept EOB
Radar Emitter EOB
Electronic Countermeasures EOB
RF Spectrum Masking
Example Ambient Spectra
Estimating Ambient Spectra
Estimating Ambient Pulse Density
Example Scenario Analysis
Classification Usable Sensitivity
Monte Carlo Simulations
Typical Deployed Emitters
Exercises
References
Stealth Waveforms - Waveform Criteria
Frequency Diversity
Simultaneous Transmit And Receive Cross Talk
Low Noise Adaptive Multifrequency Generation
Detection Of Multifrequency Waveforms
Power Management
Pulse Compression
Linear FM / Chirp
LPI Performance Loss Incurred By Use Of Chirp
Stretch Processing
Discrete Phase Codes
Barker Codes
Frank And Digital Chirp Codes
Complementary Codes
Complementary Code Overview
Type II Complementary Codes
Polyphase Complementary Codes
Self Noise Performance Of Complementary Codes
Hybrid Waveforms
Hybrid Spread Spectrum Stretch (S-Cubed)
Hybrid Spread Spectrum Stretch Processing
Waveform And Processing Parameters
Noise Propagation In Pulse Compressors
Waveform Summary
Exercises
References
Stealth Antennas and Radomes
Introduction
Antenna Parameters
Fundamental Definitions
Antenna Radiation Pattern And Aperture Distribution
Single Radiators
The Electric Dipole
The Magnetic Dipole Or Small Loop
Slot Radiators
Small Rectangular Slot In Infinite Ground Plane
Near Half-Wave Radiating Slot In Infinite Ground Plane
Slot Near Field
Broadband Radiators
Antenna Arrays
Simple Apertures
Sidelobe Reduction Functions
Error Induced Antenna Pattern Degradation
Arrays Of Elements
Electronically Scanned Arrays
Antenna Scattering
Basic Notions
Estimating Antenna RCS
Estimating Errors Due To Circuit Variations
Low RCS Radomes
Introduction
Antenna & Radome Integration
General Formulas
Composite Radomes
Thick Frequency Selective Layers
Edge Treatment
Coordinate Rotations
Radome And Antenna RCS
Exercises
References
Signal Processing
Introduction To Stealth Signal Processing
Example Signal Processors
Basic Digital Signal Processing
Matched Filtering And Straddling Losses
Multiple Time Around Echoes, Multipath And Eclipsing
Noise In Digital Signal Processing Systems
Noise And Gain In Signal Selective Networks
Effects Of Processing Order On Dynamic Range
Saturation, Quantization And Optimum Signal Level
Noise In Prefiltering
Noise & Signal Response In Narrowband Filtering
Roundoff, Saturation And Truncation
Multiplier Roundoff Noise
Saturation & Truncation During FFT Processing
Air Target–Search, Acquisition, Track
Air Target Search
False Alarm Control
Air Target Tracking
Terrain Following/Terrain Avoidance
Real Beam Ground Map
Doppler Beam Sharpening
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Mapping
Ground MTI & MTT
Ground Moving Target Overview
Ground Moving Target Thresholding
GMT Tracking
Quiet Weapon Delivery
Data Links
Data Compression
Jammer Nulling
Adaptive Processing
References
Exercises
Appendices 108 programs in MathCad on CD support text analysis.