This short course is a module from the Military Electronic Systems Engineering MSc (MESE) it is also shared by Guided Weapons System (GWS) MSc course. It is delivered by Cranfield University on behalf of the Technology School and Capability Group, Defence Academy.
Students will study the various electronic attack and associated defence measures applicable to modern radar systems. This includes various passive defence measures to minimise radar detection.
The course will identify the role and quantify the performance a modern radar systems, highlighting appropriate electronic defence measures against specified threats.
You will learn:
- concepts of sensitivity, resolution and discrimination
- establishing capabilities and applications of radar-signal intercept
- minimise the risk of intercept using low probability of intercept waveforms
- electronic attach and associated defence measures applicable to modern radar systems
- to identify the role and quantify the performance of a modern radar system
- to select and assess appropriate electronic defence measures against specified threats for a given operational specification
Increase your knowledge of Radar Electronic Warfare allowing you to progress in your chosen field.
| Military | |
| Industry | |
| Internationals |
If you are seeking a Ministry of Defence (MOD) funded place, you will need to demonstrate in your application that there is a clear business need to undertake the course.
Individual course work. 10 credits from this course may be credited towards the Guided Weapons MSc. This short course taught at MSc standard is worth Credits towards the postgraduate Guided Weapons Systems MSc, or the Military Electronic Systems Engineering MSc.