Poisel К. Modern Communications Jamming. Principles and Techniques

Издательство Artech House, 2011, -895 pp.The first edition of this book was written with the intent of providing a source of technical information for the analysis and design of countermeasure systems against modern communication signals—focusing on antijam (AJ) signals primarily. Since the publication of that book, the focus of modern warfare involving EW, as well as most other military disciplines, has shifted from principally open terrain to urban terrain.
That is not to say that warfare in urban terrain is a new discipline. Such settings have been a part of battles since there have been battles. The focus of recent military study, however, has been on large, massive formations. Only within the last 10–20 years or so has the emphasis shifted principally to urban environments.
We have learned that the thoughts behind adapting traditional military strategies involving large forces to urban environments are more difficult than expected. Urban war fighting is tougher than originally anticipated.
This edition of the book focuses much more on urban warfare than the first edition. We have included more information about the impacts of urban warfare on electronic warfare (EW). While the general concepts of AJ signals have not substantially changed since the first edition, what has dramatically changed is the nature of personal wireless communications, which is the single largest type of communications expected to be encountered in an urban setting. The mobile telephone usage has exploded and is especially noticeable in urban environments. The new standards for mobile phones are all based on AJ radio technology, and these communication devices have become of principal interest to military EW operations. Probably the most obvious of these uses is as remote triggers for IEDs.Modern Communications and Electronic Countermeasures
Detection of Signals in Noise
Signaling for Modern Communications
Antijam Signal Detection
Radio Signal Propagation
Feedback Shift Registers and Recursive Sequences
Synchronization and Tracking in Spread Spectrum Systems
Jamming Techniques
Blind CDMA Code Discovery
Electronic Warfare and Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Systems
Electronic Warfare and Fast Frequency Hopping Systems
Electronic Warfare and Slow Frequency Hopping Systems
Electronic Warfare and Ultrawideband Systems
Electronic Warfare and Hybrid Spread Spectrum Systems
Characteristics of Urban Terrain
Signal Propagation in Urban Settings
Urban Electronic Warfare
Robust Blind Detection and Geolocation of CDMA Signals in an Urban Environment
A Q-Function
B Simulated Networks