An Effective Approach to Evaluating Electronic Warfare Systems
There is a growing need for electronic warfare (EW) systems to counter enemy radar systems more consistently with complex & innovative techniques to successfully prevent or deceive threats and improve survivability. However, modern radar systems can detect irregularities in programmed electronic attack (EA) techniques. Ensuring that EW systems can produce these techniques without exploitable irregularities demands thorough and accurate EW test and evaluation methods. Existing methods for waveform evaluation of EW responses can be costly in both time and resources. Further, complex EA techniques require evaluation at a high resolution and fidelity that cannot be easily achieved with common laboratory tools due to tradeoffs between bandwidth and resolution. With high-performance hardware and advanced digital signal processing (DSP), engineers can digitize and process large bandwidths of congested and noisy environments. Implementation of these techniques will help secure electromagnetic dominance and save the lives of countless warfighters. This webinar will discuss methods and applications of advanced waveform analysis that enable quick, accurate, and automated characterization of critical parameters of advanced EW systems with the needed resolution for proper evaluation.
Speaker and Presenter Information
Mr. Davis began his career in Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) in 2018 while enrolled in undergraduate and graduate engineering coursework at Mercer University. Upon graduating Magna Cum Laude from both the Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering undergraduate programs (B.S.E.E & B.S.C.E) as well as completing the Electrical Engineering graduate program (M.S.E.E) in December 2019, Mr. Davis began immediately contributing to multiple ongoing efforts focused on the advanced analysis of complex countermeasure waveforms produced by next generation ES/EA suites. Between supporting test activities at DoD facilities around the country, Mr. Davis is engaged in the development and testing of signal processing firmware and software applications for next generation receiver technologies targeting Open System Architecture implementations. In recognition of such, Mr. Davis was awarded the ‘Research & Development Award’ by the Dixie Crow Chapter of the AOC in 2021. Most recently, he was named as the recipient of both the Dixie Crow Chapter and the International Association of Old Crows’ ‘EW Professional Outstanding Young Crow Award’ for ‘exceptional achievements and contributions to electronic warfare.
Relevant Government Agencies
DOD & Military, Other Federal Agencies, Federal Government, State & Local Government
Event Type
Webcast
This event has no exhibitor/sponsor opportunities
When
Thu, May 16, 2024
Cost
Complimentary: $ 0.00
Website
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Organizer
Association of Old Crows