Electronic warfare is fought in a battlespace you cannot see—but understanding it begins with understanding the signals, sensors, and engineering principles that make it possible.Electronic Countermeasures Handbook gives you a structured, technically grounded introduction to the science behind radar detection, signals intelligence, jamming, deception, electronic protection, stealth, and the rapidly evolving electromagnetic battlespace.Built for engineering students, defense-electronics professionals, military science readers, and technically curious readers, this electronic warfare handbook takes you from first principles to modern systems without assuming that you already speak the language of EW.Inside, you’ll:Build a working foundation in the electromagnetic spectrum, RF propagation, antennas, modulation, signal-to-noise ratio, and link budgetsUnderstand radar systems, Doppler processing, tracking, radar cross section, and the principles behind detectionExplore electronic support, SIGINT, emitter identification, direction finding, radar warning receivers, and threat awarenessExamine radar jamming and deception concepts, including noise jamming, false targets, gate pull-off, jam-to-signal relationships, and burn-throughUnderstand chaff, flares, infrared and electro-optical countermeasures, electronic protection, and anti-jam principlesExplore stealth, low-observable technology, DRFM, software-defined systems, cognitive electronic warfare, and emerging AI applicationsUse chapter summaries, conceptual illustrations, appendices, formulas, acronyms, and a glossary for continued referenceThe handbook deliberately maintains a conceptual, educational, and systems-level focus rather than serving as an operational manual, making complex radar countermeasures and electronic warfare principles accessible within one coherent reference.Build the technical foundation you need to understand the invisible contest shaping modern sensing, survivability, and electromagnetic operations—get your copy today. Read more
