Fiscal Year	2019
Division	Graduate School of Engineering & Applied Science
Department	Electrical & Computer Engineering
Investigator(s)	Pace, Phillip E.
Sponsor	Naval Air Systems Command (Navy)
Summary	Electronic warfare receiver (ES) intrusion techniques will be studied and the resulting receiver vulnerabilities will be measured. Impacts of these vulnerabilities to the receiver parameters (e.g., sensitivity) and to the overall processing gain will be determined. Electronic protection measures against these intrusion techniques will be examined. Passive coherent location ingress protection using distributed electronic attack systems will be investigated.
Keywords	Electronic Warfare electronic protection electronic support
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