Phased-Array Radar Design - Thomas W Jeffrey

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Résumé :
Key Features: a[ Reviews the key radar theory fundamentals and key concepts. a[ Provides detailed descriptions of major radar functions: search, track and target classification. a[ Presents numerous examples including: performance-driven radar requirements, mission-driven requirements and performance predictions. a[ Gives a rare treatment of resource management and waveform scheduling. a[ Presents in-depth coverage of radar data processing algorithms. a[ Displays modern radar architectures.
a[ Overviews radar reference architectures for modern phased-array radars (more precisely, electronically-steered array (ESA) radars). a[ This 300 page book includes 15 chapters with many color illustrations, and figures of fundamentals to show use of concepts.

Biographie:

Tom Jeffrey has over thirty years of broad experience in radar systems engineering covering all phases of design and development. He has led systems engineering teams; developed systems engineering training programs as well as mentoring new systems engineers. The author has taught a number of radar-related courses at Raytheon Co. on basic and advanced radar, adaptive processing, architecting methods and served as an instructor for IDS for the Systems Engineering Technical Development Program. He is a senior member of the IEEE and a member of INCOSE. Additionally, Mr. Jeffrey has authored more than a dozen papers on various radar related topics. Mr. Jeffrey received his BSEEE from the University of Connecticut and MSEEE from Syracuse University. Currently, he is a senior engineering fellow at the Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems Business Unit.