Basics of Electronic Warfare

Dr Richard Soden, an A/D application engineer at KEYSIGHT, reviews the basics of electronic warfare in aerospace and defense.

[@rashidrehan5666]

Keysight with their local partner Motabaqah organise this seminar every year. 2018 was the 3rd consequent year for this seminar

[@gsciencehd6832]

Thanks for organizing such informative symposiums

[@ajr993]

Keysight uxgs and vector uxgs are awesome. The real time pulse builder in particular is proving quite useful. I would like to see a cheap unit that can be used for prototyping. Maybe a cheap software defined radio that has phase memory and can receive pdws

[@batuyilmaz1464]

Hey thank you so much for the video I've learned a lot. I want to ask you this though, at 7:58 he says "if we are having low pulse rate interval, we're getting very low frequency pulse rates" it confused me, which one is true? Because the first one means low intervals between pulses so it means the frequency of the pulse rate needs to be high but just after that he says very low frequency pulse rates. So what is going on, am I missing something?

[@Hey12336]

How can I get this presentation?

[@ajr993]

Haha it was cool to hear that you brought up system view, I work on that product currently

[@sujitdsouza]

I guess the EW suite is integrated with different types of radars. Doesn't it make sense from a functional POV that the radar and EW suite are provided by the same company. My educated guess is they are different specializations.

[@laysorangejuiceandtoothpas2747]

I hate being a reservist that has no use for my job as an EWO, don't know how useful this message will be but if you want to do your job in the military don't be a reservist.

[@ethanjones3588]

Uhhh this is uhhhh, UHHH, well Uhhhh.

[@Jon.A.Scholt]

Judge a presentation on its content. Not everyone is a polished speaker.

[@clemclemson9259]

sounds like Glen Beck- annoying as hell - cant watch