Overview
Gain a holistic insight to the field of electronic warfare at the systems and operational level. Learn the basic definitions and the technical and operational concepts of Electronic and Information Warfare. Participate in practical scenario workshops to demonstrate the principles and concepts of EW/IW. Use this course as a foundation for subsequent higher level EW courses.
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Basic concepts of EW and IW
- Description of threats and threat signals
- Vulnerability and protection of assets (air, ground, sea, comms & infrastructure)
- Electronic Support Measures
- Electronic Countermeasures
- Decoys
- Chaff
- Infrared and Electro-optical systems and countermeasures
- Black body theory (overview)
- FLIR, IRST, Night vision devices, Laser designators, Flares, IR jammers
- Relationship of EW and IW
Course Details
Duration: 3 days
Who should attend: Designed for working professionals in EW or related fields, who are engineers or have an equivalent ability to use analytical and mathematical tools
Prerequisite: No prerequisites are mandated for this course although a general technical background and basic knowledge of algebra is expected
Accreditation: National accreditation is currently not available for this course
Trainer: Dr David L. Adamy, MSEE / BSEE graduate and frequently published technical author. Global expert in EW and related systems and internationally renowned teacher of EW and communications theory
How to register for this course
Simply fill out one of the below Course Registration Forms and return via email to training@babcock.com.au
Contact us
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Babcock Training Academy
Level 9
70 Franklin Street
Adelaide SA 5000