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Title: Electronic Warfare Counter-measures


1
Electronic WarfareCounter-measures
  • Naval Weapons Systems

2
EW Intro
  • EW is a component of Information Operations (IO)
  • IO Military strategy which implements
    Information Warfare (IW).
  • IO includes integrated use of OPSEC, military
    deception, PSYOPS, EW, and physical destruction.
    (discussed more in C4I Lesson)

3
Increasing Importance of EW
  • Increased reliance on radar
  • OTH targeting
  • Increased use of Communications
  • Tactical Data Systems (TDS)
  • Increased speed of missiles and weapons systems
  • High-speed detection and tracking
  • Active-homing or passive-homing long-range
    missiles give little warning

4
Three Components of EW
  • Electronic Support (ES) ESM
  • Electronic Attack (EA) ECM
  • Electronic Protection (EP) ECCM

5
Electronic Support (ES)
  • Surveillance of EM spectrum
  • Immediate threat recognition
  • Threat avoidance
  • Homing and targeting.
  • Passive EW or Signals Intelligence (SIGINT)
  • Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) Info derived
    from foreign non-communications EM information,
    particularly radar.
  • Communications Intelligence (COMINT) Info
    derived from foreign communications.
  • Advantages/limitations of passive EW.

6
ES Subdivisions
  • Indications and Warnings (IW)
  • Surveillance
  • Intelligence
  • New Technology

7
ES Receiver Design Requirements
  • Wide spectrum surveillance
  • Wide dynamic range
  • Unwanted signal rejection
  • Angle-of-Arrival measurement
  • Signal Analysis capability
  • Display
  • Recording System

8
Electronic Attack (EA)
  • Use of EM or directed energy to attack personnel,
    facilities, or equipment.
  • Active and Passive EW

9
Non-Destructive EA
  • Confusion Mask or hide real targets by
    cluttering the radar display.
  • Jamming
  • Spot Jamming
  • Barrage Jamming
  • Sweep Jamming
  • Chaff
  • Infrared flares (Torch)

10
Spot, Barrage, and Sweep Jamming
Sweep
Freq
Barrage
Spot
Ampl
Time
11
Spot and Barrage Jamming
Rcvr BW
Power
Spot Jamming
Barrage Jamming
Frequency
12
PW
Rcvd Signal Amp.
PRT
Ineffective Jamming
time
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Non-Destructive EA (cont.)
  • Deception Create a false image or changes the
    image on a radar display.
  • Repeaters Create false echo by delaying rcvd
    radar signals retransmitting at later time.
  • Transponders Create false signal by playing
    back a stored replica of the radar signal.
  • Chaff
  • Radar Decoys

14
Self Screening
Stand Off
Stand Forward
15
EA-6B Prowler!!!!!!!!!
16
Destructive EA
  • Anti-Radiation Missiles
  • HARM
  • Sidewinder
  • Directed Energy

17
HARM
  • High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile

18
HARM Results
Portable Radar Site In Serbia
19
AIM-9 Sidewinder
20
Electronic Protection (EP)
  • The protection of friendly combat capability
    against undesirable effect of friendly or enemy
    employment EW.
  • Passive and Active EW.

21
Electronic Protection (EP)
  • Three primary ways to defend ourselves from enemy
    EW
  • Modify our radar - make it more complex and
    harder to jam
  • Modify the Medium - Chaff and Torch
  • Modify the platform

22
EP Radar Design
  • Power
  • Frequency
  • PRF
  • PW
  • Pulse Shape
  • Antenna Design
  • Scan Pattern

23
EP Factors
  • Burnthrough Increase signal strength to
    overpower jammer noise (ECCM)
  • Emission Control (EMCON)
  • Alpha
  • Bravo
  • Charlie
  • Delta
  • Operator Training

24
U.S. Shipboard EW Capabilities
  • SLQ-32 Sidekick - on all combatants
  • Radar warning, detection and jamming
  • Uses an internal library to auto detect
    categorize
  • Infrared Flares - GIANT
  • on all combatants
  • Chaff - on all combatants

25
U.S. Shipboard EW Capabilities
  • SSQ-108 Outboard - on some Spruance class,
    DDG, CG, LHA, LHD
  • Any ship with SSES
  • real-time, over-the-horizon passive detection,
    localization, and targeting
  • SLQ-39 Chaff Buoy - on Arleigh Burke class
  • Rubber Duck looks like a life boat container

26
U.S. Airborne EW Capabilities
  • ALQ-142 - ES system on SH-60 Seahawk
  • ALQ-99 - EW system on EA-6B Prowler
  • Mimics radar signals
  • ALQ-126 - EA jamming system on F-14 F/A 18
  • ALQ-165 - EA jamming system on F/A-18
  • ALR-47 - ES detection system on S-3 Viking
  • ALR-73 - ES detection system on E-2 Hawkeye
  • Chaff - on SH-60 Seahawk

27
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