Технические описания и руководства, специальная и техническая информация (объединенная тема)

Андрей_Андреевич · June 23, 2005

Название: Radar Systems Analysis And Design Using Matlab

Описание: судя по названию для тех кто анализирует и разрабатывает радары, чего конкретно досконально ре разбирал, моего познания математики и matlab’а недостаточно, 532 стр.

Размер: 6,05 MB (6 348 217 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · June 23, 2005

Название: Us Army Electronics Course - Radar Transmitters

Описание: -/- 248 стр.

Размер: 6,30 MB (6 614 056 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · June 23, 2005

Название: ELECTRONIC WARFARE AND RADAR SYSTEMS ENGINEERING HANDBOOK

Описание: Электронная борьба и техническое руководство по радиолокационным системам. 287 стр.

Ссылка хттп:http://avia-kurs.narod.ru/electronic.warfare.and.radar.systems.engineering.handbook.pdf

Размер: 3,95 MB (4 144 567 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · June 23, 2005

Название: Artech House - Radar Technology Encyclopedia

Описание: -/- 520 стр.

Размер: 10,3 MB (10 849 527 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · June 24, 2005

Название:B-GL-371-006 Ballistics and Ammunition

Описание: баллистические данные и амуниция, описываются некоторые аспекты баллистики и о артиллерийских боеприпасах, 286 стр.

Размер:3,03 MB (3 181 422 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · June 24, 2005

SCUD and other Russian Ballistic Missile Vehicles

Название: SCUD and other Russian Ballistic Missile Vehicles (Concord)

Описание: книга про наши оперативно тактические ракеты, некоторые баллистические ракеты, а так же противокорабельные наземного базирования. 73 стр, практически всю массу книги занимают фотографии и рисунки.

Размер: 29,2 MB (30 646 680 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · June 27, 2005

Название:Artech House - Fourier Transforms in Radar and Signal Processing – 2003. 212 стр.

Предисловие книги:

The basic material for this book has been accumulated from time to time over the author's working lifetime of about 40 years. The rules-and-pairs approach to Fourier transforms has been employed with good effect in a wide variety of problems, from pulse Doppler radar spectra to delay compensation, and antenna array patterns to efficient clutter simulation. It has been found generally easy and effective, quickly yielding useful results and allowing the user to see clearly the relationships between functions and transforms, waveforms and spectra, rather than losing sight of these in the complexities of integration. It seemed that the benefits of this approach should be better known, and the initial intention was to produce a technical note for use by the author's colleagues and successors. However, the interest shown and encouragement given by Artech House have been gratefully received, and the opportunity to publicize the technique more widely has been taken.

The support of Roke Manor Research in providing the facilities and freedom to write this book is gratefully acknowledged, as are the backing of C. J. Tarran and the reviewing of S. H. W. Simpson. The final acknowledg¬ment is to the publisher's reviewer, remaining anonymous, who provided encouragement and useful comments.

Размер: 2,74 MB (2 875 667 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · June 27, 2005

Название: Artech House - Radar System Performance Modeling, 2nd Ed – 2005. 411 стр.

Предисловие книги:

While my career in radar has included radar hardware design, testing, and operation, for the past 3 8 years, I have been performing design trades and performance analysis of radars as parts of surveillance, weapons, and air traffic control systems. In many cases, these radars had not yet been fully designed, so their detailed characteristics had not yet been defined. In other cases, where the radar was built and operational, the details of its design and operation were so complex that the time needed to analyze and model them was prohibitive. To analyze the performance of these radars at a system level, I found it useful to rely on basic radar principles to model their performance, using top-level parameters to characterize the radar design.

Because of the complex interactions in systems between radar, other sensors, targets, environment, and other system elements, computer simulations are often used to support system analysis. While I am not an expert programmer, I found myself increasingly involved in defining radar models for use in system simulations, and evaluating the simulation outputs to determine how the radar was performing. Some of these simulations used simplistic radar models such as the cookie-cutter model, where the radar is assumed to detect all targets within a defined radius. Others used detailed representations of radar hardware designs and descriptions of multiple operating modes. However, most system simulations required relatively simple radar models, but ones that represent the major radar characteristics and operating modes, interact with other system elements, and are responsive to target characteristics and flight paths. These radar models often were provided by combinations of the top-level models described above.

Over the years, I have developed and collected a number of radar models, having various levels of fidelity, that have been useful in system-level radar analysis and simulation. I am frequently asked by system analysts or simulation programmers to comment on radar models in a simulation, or to recommend an appropriate radar model for some radar function. This book is an effort to document the radar models and analysis tools that have proven useful, in the hope that it will provide answers to such needs in the future. Key models are implemented in VBA custom radar func¬tions, which can be used for radar analysis in Excel workbooks, and also provide a guide for implementing the models in simulations.

After the first edition of this book was published, I developed a course, using the book as a text, which has been given both as a series of lectures, and in written form as a self-study course. The material from this course has been incorporated in this second edition. It includes additional explanations and examples of the radar principles, problems and a self-test with solutions, and suggestions for further reading.

Radar engineers will notice that some aspects of radar theory and design have been simplified, and that the models may not be appropriate for all types of radar implementation. I have tried to indicate where simplifying assumptions were made, and the application limits of each model. These models can be modified or augmented to incorporate features needed in a specific analysis, or to simulate a novel radar configuration. The approach I have taken provides a guide for such activities.

I am grateful to the many people who have shared their radar knowledge and insights with me over my career. I would especially like to acknowledge the numerous helpful discussions with Jack Ballantine, my colleague at both Science Applica¬tions International Corporation and General Research Corporation. These interactions have sharpened my understanding of many radar issues and increased the rigor with which I have addressed them. I would also like to thank John Dyer of Sparta, Inc., for his many probing questions, from which I suspect I learned more than I taught him. It was John Illgen of Illgen Simulation Technologies, Inc., whose SimCentral Web venture suggested to me the idea for this book. Lavon Jordan of Frontier Technology, Inc., suggested that I give a radar course based on the book. Finally, I would like to thank Dave Barton for his support over the years, and for his constructive and helpful review of this book.

Размер: 6,75 MB (7 083 685 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · June 27, 2005

Название: Osprey - New-Vanguard 082 - V-2 Ballistic Missile 1942-1952

Описание: Книга о немецкой ракете V2 и её развитии с 42 по 52 год. 51 стр.

Размер:12,9 MB (13 531 628 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · July 9, 2005

Название: Introduction to Electronic Warfare Modeling and Simulation. 228 стр.

Описание: This book explores the EW applications and techniques and the radio frequency spectrum, with primary emphasis on high frequency (HF) to microwave, specific types of EW equipment, how they work, and how each is mathematically modeled.

Размер: 10,8 MB (11 351 562 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · July 9, 2005

Название:Tank War - Central Front - NATO vs. Warsaw Pact. 65 стр.

Размер: 10,0 MB (10 539 235 bytes)

Dmut · July 10, 2005

Энциклопедия "Jane's All The World's Aircraft 2004-2005"

часть 1, 447стр, 650mb

часть 2, 461стр, 630mb

источников уже много, качается весело.

Андрей_Андреевич · July 23, 2005

Попалась ко мне в сети е2к вот такая интересная книжка, жаль что на английском, но всё равно интересно. 309 стр.

Название: Non-Cooperative Air Target Identification Using Radar

Размер: 38,2 MB (40 111 999 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · July 23, 2005

Название:Танкомастер, Специальный выпуск. ТАНК Т-80.

Размер: 38,4 MB (40 289 851 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · July 23, 2005

Название:Издательский отдел ЦАГИ 1994. «Самолётостроение в СССР, 1917-1945 гг.» 443 стр(по оглавлению 460).

Размер: 93,8 MB (98 377 531 bytes)

Андрей_Андреевич · July 23, 2005

Название: CIA's Analysis of the Soviet Union 1947-1991. 323 стр.

Предисловие книги: The global contest between the United States and the Soviet Union dominated international relations for some 46 years (1945-1991). The Cold War confrontation shaped the foreign policies of the United States and the Soviet Union, deeply affecting their societies and their foreign policies. They engaged in a costly arms race, built devastating nuclear arsenals, and confronted each other in a tense political and military face-off in a divided Europe and in the Third World. The Soviet-American rivalry ended with the collapse of the USSR and the disintegration of the Soviet empire in 1991.

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), along with other agencies in the US Intelligence Community, helped American policymakers understand events in the Soviet Union throughout the Cold War. CIA's major analytic component, the Directorate of Intelligence (DI), focused much of its attention on Soviet developments. It tried not only to discern Moscow's intentions, but also to gauge the state of the Soviet economy, the USSR's technological base, the readiness and plans of Soviet military forces, and the internal workings of the Kremlin.

Measuring the degree to which US policymakers read, understood, and acted upon the intelligence assessments they received from the Agency is a difficult task. Each administration formed its foreign policy in different ways. The well-staffed, military-like national security process of the Eisenhower administration, for example, contrasted with the more informal process of the Kennedy administration. On many issues, moreover, the Agency had to compete for the attention of policymakers with the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR), the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), the military intelligence organizations, and a wide array of academics, businessmen, and journalists.

Размер: 23,2 MB (24 396 490 bytes)