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Dieses Dokument, das in Verbindung mit den zwei Dokumenten
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A Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen AAA, Anti Aircraft Artillery

U.S. Lexicon: Code names; ICH, 3rd Ed., 1977/78, S.86-102. A better antiaircraft gunfire control system? DE, January 1980, S.84-86. Fire control on the modern battlefield; Tom Baranauskas; 1. DE, October 1987, S.137-144. 2. 3. AAI Corporation Http://www.aaicorp.com AOC corporate member profiles; JED, February 2004, S.5172.

USA: AN/AAQ-24 (V) DIRCM, Nemesis Directional Infrared Countermeasures Self-Protection Suite.

AAR => AAQ AAR-44(V)

The Missile Warning challenge; Dr. Meir Danino; JED, July 1999, S.45-50. Errata: JED, September 1999, S.34. AN/AAR-44/44A; IECH, 2001, S.198. Technische Unterlage von Raytheon/E-Systems, Goleta Division, CA, USA: AAR-44(V) Advanced Missile Warning for Aircraft Survivability.

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AAR-47
New F/A-18 EW suite encounters large cost rise, but small delay; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.47-49. AN/AAR-47 upgrades continue; B. Rivers - EC Monitor; JED, January 1999, S.32-34. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.208. AAR-47 gains dual function; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.44. You bet your life: Todays Missile Warning Systems; Don Herskovitz; JED, April 2000, S.54. Testing of AN/AAR-47 upgrade returns to white sands - EC Monitor; K. Sherman; JED, December 2000, S.26-30. AN/AAR-47; IECH, 2001, S.198.

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AALC
HUD/EVS: Beyond Infrared; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, August 2004. www.aviationtoday.com

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AAQ
How to decipher U.S. electronic equipment designations; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.62.

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AAQ-13 & AAQ-14 => Lantirn AAQ-16

Http://www.raytheon.com/es/esproducts Night vision system adds Laser target designator; J.R.R.; DE, July 1992, S.14. 1.

AAR-54(V)
Technische Unterlage von Northrop Grumman, Baltimore, Maryland, USA: AN/AAR-54(V) Passive Missile Approach Warning System, DS-057-DSM-0996. MAWS selected for Luftwaffe C-160s - EC Monitor; B. Rivers; JED, August 2000, S.28-29. AN/AAR-54(V); IECH, 2001, S.199. Als Flugkrperwarnsystem fr die Transall; pp; SuT, Juni 2004, S.59.

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AAQ-24(V), Nemesis, DIRCM

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Nemesis: Imaging technology provides countermeasures to defeat the IR missile threat; Scott R. Gourley; D&SE, December 1995, S.28-29. 2. More sensitive MWS sensors enhance DIRCM effectiveness; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 27, 1997, S.47-49. 3. Live-fire tests demonstrate AAQ-24 DIRCM capabilities; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.44-45. 4. New F/A-18 EW suite encounters large cost rise, but small delay; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.47-49. 5. DIRCM goes Laser; Martin Streetly - European Report; JED, July 1999, S.18. 6. DIRCM, ATIRCM compared in DoD study; S. Carroll - EC Monitor; JED, July 1999, S.25-26. 7. Live-fire test gives dramatic example of DIRCM capabilities; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.98. 8. Nemesis; IECM 2001, S.123. 9. Asian Aerospace 2002, DIRCM pointed the way forward at Asias premier air show; JED, April 2002, S.26-27. 10. Technische Unterlage von Northrop Grumman Electronics Systems Integration International, Rolling Meadows, IL,

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AAR-57(V)
Http://www.sanders.com Less agile, sharper eyes; S. Carroll; JED, July 1999, S.48. Passive UV Missile-Warning Systems; Larry De Cosimo, et al.; JED, December 1999, S.51-54. You bet your life: Todays Missile Warning Systems; Don Herskovitz; JED, April 2000, S.51-56. AN/AAR-57 CMWS; IECH 2001, S.199.

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AAR-58
Raytheon Decoy to protect B-1; Michael A. Dornheim Goleta, CA; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.61. AN/AAR-58; IECH 2001, S.200.

AAR-60

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Germany examining Missile Warners for C-160s - EC Monitor; B. Rivers; JED, April 1999, S.30-31. Les agile, sharper eyes; S. Carroll; JED, July 1999, S. 48. Technische Unterlage von DASA/LFK/Thomson-CSF: EW Suite for Helicopter. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.207. MAWS selected for Luftwaffe C-160s - EC Monitor; B. Rivers; JED, August 2000, S.28-29. Germany defines MILDS requirement; European Report Martin Streetly; JED, September 2000, S.18.

10. New shielding method overcomes old problems Application Note of ITEM Publications, Conshohocken, PA; Microwaves & RF, 41(2002)1, S.92. 11. Von Blitz getroffen - mehr Schutz fr Elektronik und neue Werkstoffe; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr. 3/2003, Juli-AugustSeptember, S.14-17.

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Abschlsse - Terminators
Introduction to Resistors & Terminators; KDI Electronics Alpha, Inc.; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol.16, No.7, S.196237.

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AAS => AAQ

AAS-44(V), Infrared Laser Detecting-Ranging-Tracking 1. Set

Abschwcher - Attenuators

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Koaxiale HF-Dmpfungsglieder, Technologie und Dmpfungsmessverfahren; F. Weinert & B.O. Weinschel; Mikrowellen Journal, 3-75, S.161-164. Http://www.raytheon.com/es/esproducts US Navy buys IR Ranging and Detection Systems; B. Rivers, 2. Attenuating circumstances, microwave passive coaxial attenuators - An overview; Bill Painter - Omni Spectra; MJ, EC Monitor; JED, July 1999, S.33-34. April 1977, S.16-23. Predator flew with target designator over Kosovo; B. 3. Coaxial attenuators handle 50 W over multi-octave Bands; Rivers, EC Monitor; JED, September 1999, S.33-34. C. Staeger & D. Pochard; MSN, May 1978, S.74-77. 4. Introduction to Attenuators; Anzeige von KDI Electronics; Abgaswolke MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol.16, No.7, S.114-141. Kombiniertes Scheinziel fr die Luftwaffe (KSL); SuT, 5. Attenuators boost dynamic range of radar receivers; Asad 12/2000, S.820-821. M. Madni, et al - Systron Donner, Van Nuys, CA; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)3, S.93-100. ABL, AirBorne Laser 6. Selecting and specifying attenuators; M. C. Barnard; MSN, Teams to submit bids for airborne laser; William B. Scott January 1990, S.72-75. Colorado Springs; AW&ST, June 16, 1996, S.45. 7. RF attenuators fit a wide range of applications; Jack Mit Laser auf Raketenjagd; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Browne - Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)10, Oktober 2002, S.54-57. S.122-132. Flash in the Plan - Directed-energy weapons remain more 8. Digital attenuators optimize DF receivers; Alan Conrad experimental than available; Ted McKenna; JED, May 2003, Contributing Editor; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)10, S.123. S.46-52. 9. Attenuators settles 100 percent in less than 1 s - Product Testing continues on USAF Airborne Laser; Ted McKenna; of Comstron, Plainview, NY; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)11, JED, November 2005, S.23-25. S.156. ABL - Airborne Laser; Jan Helmig; Strategie und Technik, 10. Fast GaAs MMIC attenuator has 5-b resolution; Brian Januar 2006, S.44-45. Bedard - Hittite Microwave, Woburn, MA; Microwaves & Kampflaser gegen Raketen - Boeing YAL-1A; Daniel Jorns; RF, 30(1991)10, S.71-76. FLIEGERREVUE, 06-2006, S.26-30.

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Abschirmung - Shielding
Theorie der elektromagnetischen Felder; Prof. Dr. S. Blume; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1982. RF Shielding becomes more necessary - Euroform; Arnold Zais - Keene; MSN, December 1982, S.64A-64D. Effective shielding is more than a pretty facade; Richard D. Scheps; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)10, S.85-112. Stay EMI-calm on a noise-free island; M. Shandas & P. Shandas - Microsource, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)10, S.101-105. Elektromagnetische Vertrglichkeit (EMV); Karl-Heinz Gonschorek & Anton Kohling; Physik in unserer Zeit, 19. Jahrgang, Mai 1988, Nr.3, S.80-91. EMI shielding of composite materials; Frank Marella; DE, March 1990, S.68-71. Making effective EM shields from aluminium and plastic; A. Kumar - AK Electromagnetique, Quebec, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)8, S.128-137. Minimize EMI effects in wireless circuits; M.A. Halim - SR Telecom, Ontario, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)2, S.54-62. Designing production shielded RF fixtures; Russ Krajec - HP, Loveland, CO; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)6, S.69-76.

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Absorberhalle, Absorberraum - Anechoic Chamber

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Britains Largest Anechoic Chamber; Hawker Siddeley Dynamics, Stevange; MJ, October 1977, S.52d. 2. Digital processing enhances Antenna Measurements; Doren W. Hess; MSN, May 1978, S.40-54. 3. The semi-open Anechoic Chamber; K.A. Koob & H.C. Liesenktter - MBB, Mnchen; MJ, June 1978, S.120-123. 4. Naval Air Test Center unveils new Anechoic Chamber; Staff Report; JED, October 1983, S.161-168. 5. Diagonal horn improves anechoic chamber tests; S.J. Foti & D.D. McGahey; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)3, S.105108,110,134. 6. Spelling out RCS antenna specs; SJF & DDM; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)3, S.109, 134. 7. Anzeige von Emerson & Cuming in ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.7273. 8. Microwave Absorbers and Anechoic Chambers; Johan Pyck; Mikrowellenmagazin, 11(1985)2, S.160-163. 9. Northrop completes colossal chamber; Michael Kachmar Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)4, S.53. 10. Certify test stations for accurate antenna QA; Bernard Kardon, Consulting Enginner, New Bechelle, NY; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)1, S.75-81.

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11. Specifying an Anechoic Chamber; G.A. Sanchez - Advanced Electromagnetics; MSN&CT, May 1987, S.106-113. 12. Das neue MBB-Labor fr Elektromagnetische Beeinflussung; Mikrowellenmagazin, 13(1987)4, S.376377. 13. Time-domain methods silence reflections in anechoic chambers; Stephen A. Brumley - Motorola, Scottsdale, AZ; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)7, S.109-114. 14. Free worlds largest anechoic facility; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)9, S.47. 15. Software or Hardware gating - Whats best for RCS Measurements; Greg McCarter; MSN, November 1989, S. 60-65. 16. Unique measurement performance with the Compensated Compact Range; MBB, Deutsche Aerospace, Munich; MJ, Feb. 1991, S.138. 17. Absorberhallen fr Straussendungs- und Strfestigkeitsmessungen; Friedrich-Wilhelm Trautnitz EMV-Systemtechnik, Siemens Matsushita Components; HFReport, Mai 2/93, S.46-48. 18. EMV-Metechnik von A-Z; X. Sutter & A. Gerstner; FranzisVerlag, Poing, 1994.

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Absorbermaterialien - Absorbing Materials

Emerson & Cuming Inc., Canton, Masachusetts, USA: Absorber fr elektromagnetische Wellen, ein ntzliches Rstzeug fr Ingenieure; Mikrowellen Magazin, Heft 6/78, S.436-440. Ecomp GmbH, Anzeigen in Mikrowellen Magazin, Heft 3/81, S.327,328. Firmenportrait Ecomp GmbH, Ingenieurbro fr Mikrowellentechnik und Elektronik, Mikrowellen Magazin, 13(1987)6, S.701-703. Mikrowellen-Absorber-Material; Anzeige von KTV/Tricom in Mikrowellen & HF Magazin, 15(1989)1. Verfahren zur Messung der Absorberreflexion; F. Berents & T. Friedrichs; Mikrowellen & HF Magazin, 16(1990)3, S.218221. Firmenbericht: Microwave Absorbers, Theory, Design, and Test; Paul F. Dixon, Technical Director; Microsorb Technologies Inc., Hopedale, MA, USA, April 1993. Adding optimum RF absorbing materials; Alan Conrad Special Projects Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)5, S.207208.

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Collision avoidance: In a holding pattern; Edmond R. Gunny; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S. 69. Time Modulation, Part 2: Scheme codes avoidance maneuvers for aircraft; Edmond R. Gunny - Consultant, Los Angeles, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)6, S.86-93. By 1992, TCASII; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)2, S.21. TCAS, windshear rescheduled; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)5, S.27. Coaxial Switch Technology for Collision Avoidance Systems; Michael Long - Dynatech Microwave Technology; MJ, Dec. 1991, S.98-100. Funkortungs- und Funknavigationsanlagen; Werner Mansfeld, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Habil.; Hthig Buch Verlag GmbH, Heidelberg, 1994, S.345-351. New TCAS-2 Software simplifies operation; Bruce D. Nordwall; AW&ST, March 10, 1997, S.62. Avionics for the Pilot; Joe Johnston; Airlife Publishing Ltd, Shrewsbury, UK, 1998, S.167-175. Cockpit Instrumente; Peter Bachmann; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1998, S.132-133. Introduction to TCAS II, Version 7; U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration; November 2000. Radar mit realer und synthetischer Apertur; H. Klausing & W. Holpp (Hrsg); Oldenburg Verlag Mnchen Wien, 2000, S.200-202. First ACAS II installed - Dornier Flugzeugwerft GmbH (eb); EADS-Magazin: Mforum, September 2001, S.13. TCAS - Product Focus; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, April 2002. TCAS More Foolproof than generally recognized; Bruce D. Nordwall; AW&ST, July 15, 2002, S.36-37. Japan debates TCAS when controllers err; Eiichiro Sekigawa, Tokyo; AW&ST, July 29, 2002, S.52-53. Tdliches Missverstndnis; Heiko Stolzke; Flugrevue, September 2002, S.26-27. Kollisionswarngerte, TCAS - die letzte Sicherheit; Werner Fischbach; FLIEGERREVUE, Special, 9/2002, S.35-37.

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ACCS
ACCS, Das Fhrungssystem der NATO-Luftstreitkrfte; Paul Werner Knorr - Oberstleutnant, ACCS-Projekt; SuT, Juli 2005, S.40-46.

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Abtasttheorem
1. Digitale Signalverarbeitung; Norbert Hesselmann; VogelBuchverlag, Wrzburg, 1983, S.59. Photonik, Grundlagen, Komponenten und Systeme; Prof. Dr. Jrgen Jahns - FernUniversitt Hagen; Oldenburg Verlag 1. Mnchen Wien, 2001. Nachrichtentechnik, 3. Auflage; Martin Werner; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, Februar 2002.

ACMS
Honeywell selected for Chinook Avionics Cockpit. Pentons Military Electronics, April 2006, Page 3.

ACRS
EH-101 Pilot Report: Heritage payoff; David M. North; AW&ST, January 26, 2004, S.40-45.

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ACS, Aerial Common Sensor

LM-Pressemitteilung vom 3. August 2004: Lockheed Martin Team awarded $879 Million Aerial Common Sensor Programm. L-3-Pressemitteilung vom 5. August 2004: L-3 Communications on Team selected for next-generation airborne ISR& Target ID System for U.S. Army & U.S. Navy. LM-Pressemitteilung vom 16. August 2004: Lockheed Martin announces diversified Team for Aerial Common Sensor program. Janes Air Forces News Briefs vom 9. September 2004.

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ACARS
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

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ACAS/TCAS
System minimizes chances for mid-air collisions; MSN, June 3. 1981, S.31-38. The future of civil avionics; A.D. Helfrick - Cessna Aircraft, Avionics Div.; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)7, S.70-76,80. 4.

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Sensortrger fr die US Army; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Oktober 2004, S.50. Know Thine Enemy; Robert Wall - Washington; AW&ST, November 29, 2004, S.31-32.

24. Ada 95: Getting the bugs out; Joyce L. Tokar, Ph.D.; DE, May 1995, S.20-23.

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Adaptive Antennen
Adaptive arrays and sidelobe cancellers; A perspective; D.J. Chapman - Syracuse Research Corp.; MJ, Aug. 1977, S.4346. A Sidelobe Blanking System; Pedro P. Arancibia; MJ, March 1978, S. 69-73. Adaptive array radar looks away from jammers; FJM; Microwaves, 19(1980)3, S.18. Adaptive radar sharpens NATOs defense; Michael Burton; Microwaves, 20(1981)9, S.19, 22. Adaptive Antennas find Military and Civilian Applications Part III; P.M. Grant & C.F.N. Cowan; MSN, September 1981, S.97-107. Introduction to Radar Systems; Merrill I. Skolnik; McGrawHill, 1983, S.332-333. 3 Adaptive Antenna arrays for C I; Bruce Miller - US Army EW lab.; JED, October 1984, S.145-146, 166-168. Auxiliary Microstrip Antenna Reduces Side-Lobe Jamming; Klaus Solbach; MSN, March 1989, S. 26-29. Adaptive antenna technology aids wireless transmission; Bert Erickson, Consultant; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)13, S.139-144.

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ACSS
Http://www.L-3.com.com/acss Http://www.thales-avionics.com Transatlantic defence tie-up planned - A background of acquisitions; Paul Lewis; Flight International, No. 4785, Vol. 159, 19-25 June 2001, S.6. ACSS-002-01-03, Dec. 2002. People First pay off; William B. Scott, Phoenix; AW&ST, March 22, 2004, S.55-56.

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ADA
Jean Ichbiah assesses Ada and the future of Microcomputers; DE, September 1981, S.126-127. Ada goes to work; James E. Fawcette - Editor-in-Chief; DE, July 1982, S.61-74. Work center integrates Ada equipment needs; D. Babcock, J. Williams & D. Saliba; Military Electronics/Countermeasures, January 1982, S.22-26. Ada machine delivers high performance; P. Hartwick & D. Naedel; DE, November 1984, S.98-102. Ada compiler for VAX; J.F.J. -Industry News; DE, December 1984, S.41. Will Ada succeed? Daniel Klein - Rolm; DE, December 1984, S.105-108. A buyers guide to Ada procurement; Daniel Klein; DE, January 1985, S. 101-112. Ada progress satisfies DOD; John F. Judge; DE, June 1985, S.77-87. Ada capabilities for todays Microprocessors; DE, June 1985, S.117-122. Ada: A good start an exciting future; Christine L. Braun; DE, July 1985, S.105-106. Taking hard line on Software -Citical Programm Reviews; DE, July 1986, S.74-89. Choosing an Ada environment; William J. Marlow; DE, September 1986, S.115-121. The future of Ada technology; Donn Milton; DE, December 1986, S.47-50. Developing communication protocols in Ada; Van C. Baker & James Baldo Jr. -E-Systems; DE, December 1986, S.90104. Choosing Ada tasking models for real-time systems; F.L. Friedman & P.A.T. Wolfgang; DE, April 1987, s.168-176. From Pascal to Ada: A practical perspective on translation; D.L. Stock & J.A. Stewart; DE, May 1987, S.S23-S31. Programmers produce more with Ada; V.L. Castor & David Preston; DE, June 1987, S.165-172. Using Ada as a software design tool; Saro B. Ghazarian General Dynamics; DE, October 1987, S.129-132. Producing with Ada - Real-time solutions for complex problems; Jeffrey Rowe; DE, July 1990, S.41-53. Ada tools: Compilers coming online; John Rhea; DE, November 1990, S.47-58. Ada product directory; DE, October 1991, S.35-50. Ada: Chameleon or chimera? Benjamin M. Brosgol; DE, January 1992, S.30-31. Joe the genius tailor - Ada in action; Benjamin M. Brosgol; DE, May 1992, S.26-29.

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Adcock-Antennensystem, Dreh-Adcock
Funkortung und Funknavigation; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1985, S. 24.

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ADIRS
ADIRS for Airbus aircraft; C61-0123-000-000, August 2004, Honeywell International Inc., Aerospace Electronic Systems, Air Transport Systems, Phnix, AZ. www.honeywell.com

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ADLER
Fhrungs- und Waffeneinsatzsysteme des Heeres; Edgar Ziegler & Jrg-Peter Meier; wt III/1999, S.70-72. Die Artillerietruppe im Heer der Zukunft - Aufgaben, Gliederung, Ausrstung und Fhigkeiten; Heinerich Fischer - Artillerieschule; SuT, Mai 2002, S.33-42. Aufklrungsfhigkeiten der Artillerie im Heer der Zukunft; Oberst Heinrich Fischer - Artillerieschule; SuT, November 2002, S.13-18. ADLER - Zehn Jahre Rechnerverbund Artillerie; Dieter Prochaska; SuT, September 2005, S.27-29.

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ADS-B Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast

ADS-B: North to Alaska; Brian Evans; Avionics Magazine Aviation Today, February 2000. ADS-B-Progress and the proposed rule; David Jensen; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, March 2002. ADS-Bs global advance; Brian Evans; Avionics Magazine Aviation Today, August 2004. On a slow roll - Australia is out in front with its new ADS-B network, but elsewhere satellite use for ATC is off the expected pace; David Hughes (Washington); AW&ST, January 31, 2005, S.39-40. Without Radar - Precisely - ADS-B promises improved accuracy and lower-cost surveillance; David Hughes (Washington); AW&ST, January 31, 2005. S.42-43.

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ADS-Bs French connection; David Hughes - Bagneux, France; AW&ST, June 13, 2005, S.180-184. Coast to Coast ADS-B; David Hughes - Dallas; AW&ST, November 7, 2005, S.98. ADS-B: Will it be filled in? Adrian Gerold; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, March 2006.

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13. Kein Aegis-System fr Taiwan; (ds); SuT, Juni 2001, S.4. 14. Lockheed Martin AN/SPY-1D; Stratigiki (griechische Zeitschrift), Athen, June 2001, S.83. 15. Die U.S. Navy; Kapitn zur See Richard Himstedt; SuT, Juli 2001, S.14-20. 16. Kampfsysteme der US Navy: Waffen und Elektronik auf amerikanischen Kriegsschiffen; Stefan Terzibaschitsch; Koehler, Hamburg, 2001. ADW, ADC 17. Backboards of the fleet: Shipboard Phased-Array Radars; ADC achives 12-b resolution at 25.6 Msamples/S; David Dimitris V. Dranidis;JED, May 2003, S.55-62. Duff - Analog Devices, Greenboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, 18. AEGIS-Zerstrer der US Navy; Typenblatt 10/2003; ds; SuT, 29(1990)7, S.1138-143. Oktober 2003, S.49-50. Optimize ADCs for enhanced signal processing; T. Gratzek & F. Murden - Analog Devices, Greensboro, NC; Microwaves 19. AEGIS-Kreuzer der U.S. Navy; Typenblatt, SuT, April 2004, S.49-50. & RF, 30(1991)3, S.129-136. Choose DACs for DDS system applications; David Buchanan 20. Nationale Raketenabwehr der USA - Einbindung des AEGISSystems; Sidney E. Dean; MarineForum, September 2004, - Analog Devices, Greensboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, S-16-18. 31(1992)8, S.89-98. High-speed data capture needs fast ADC and special storage; Tanja C. Hofner (Maxim Integrated Circuits, Sunnyvale, CA) & Werner Kederer - Institute for HighFrequency Technology, Technical University of Mnchen; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.110-120. Time-stretch preprocessing overcoms ADC limitations - Part 1; B. Jalali, F. Coppinger & A.S. Bhushan - Optoelectronic Circuits and Systems Laboratory, University of California, Los Angeles, CA; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)3, S.57-66. ADC captures 1 GSamples/s; T.C. Hofner & D.A. Bernel Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)3, S.128-132. Time-stretch preprocessing overcoms ADC limitations - Part 2; B. Jalali, F. Coppinger & A.S. Bhushan - Optoelectronic Circuits and Systems Laboratory, University of California, Los Angeles, CA; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)4, S.62-69. Defining and testing dynamic ADC parametrs - Part 1; Tanja C. Hofner - Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)11, S.75-84,162. ADCs clear the way to digital receivers; Jack Brownie (Publisher/Editor) & Dawn Prior (Editorial Assistant); Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)3, S.33-41.

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Aermacchi SPA, Aermacchi M-346

Neuer Trainer fr neue Fighter; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, August 2003, S.54-57. Aermacchi will den Eurotrainer bauen; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, April 2004, S.47. Aermacchi M-346, Trainer for the 21st Century; Riccardo Niccoli; Air International, August 2004, S.30-33.

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Aerodynamisch stabile/instabile Flugverhalten

Foreplanes - Foremost or should the tail wag the dog? Neville Beckett; Air International, May 1999, S.309-315. CCV-F-104G, Ein historischer Meilenstein; EADS-Publikation Mforum, Dezember 2000, S.15.

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Aerodynamische Aufheizung - Aerodynamic Heating

Infrareds tremendous potential barely scratched; Stefan Geisenheyner; DE, February 1981, S.29-35. Die Unsicherheiten eines nuklearen Prventivschlages; Matthew Bunn & Kosta Tsipis; Beitrag in Rstung und Sicherheit, Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.18-29.

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AEGIS-1, AEGIS-2

AEGIS; Ricard Hartman; ME/C, Vol.3, No93, September 1977, S.16-20. 2. The AEGIS Radar Receiver; R.J. Socci; MJ, October 1978, S.38-47. 3. Task Force survival relies om early detection; Staff; ME/C, Vol.9, No.3, March 1983, S.24-.36. 4. USS Ticonderoga joins blue water battle group; J.F.J.; DE, December 1984, S.112, 114. 5. Long-awaited Arleigh Burke destroyer carries improved Aegis system; J.F.J.; DE, December 1984, S.116,118. 3 6. Strengthening NATOs Air Defense C I; Jim Coghlan; DE, June 1986, S.179-184. 7. Aegis System still gets high marks; Paul R. Jaszka; DE, October 1988, S.48-61. 8. AN/SPY-1 Phased Array Radar: Heart of the Aegis System; P.R.J.; DE, October 1988, S.56-57. 9. Science/Scope; Hughes News; JED, July 1985, S.43. 3 10. Strengthening NATOs Air Defense C I; Jim Coghlan; DE, June 1986, S.179-184. 11. AEGIS; Richard Hartman; ME/C; September 1977, S.16-20. 12. Erweiterte Luftverteidigung, Sachstand und Ausblick zur Flugkrper-Abwehr; Dr.-Ing. Karl-Heinz Allgaier - EADS/LFK; SuT, April 2001, S.22-28, Abb. 7.

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Aerodynamischer Widersatnd - Aerodynamic Drag

Foreplanes - Foremost or should the tail wag the dog? Neville Beckett; Air International, May 1999, S.309-315.

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Aerosols
Chaff/Flares and Aerosols; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.295303. From smoke screens to Aerosols - a newly developing Technology; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.305-308.

1.

AESA - Active Elecronically Scanned Array (Radar)

Inroduction to Airbornbe Radar; Part IX Advanced Systems, Chapter 37, Chapter 38; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998. The APG-79 provides limitless choices operationally; AW&ST, April 21, 2003, S.38-39. Zeitenwechsel - Neue Radare fr die neuen Kampfflugzeuge; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Februar 2004, S.72-76. Durchblick und Weitblick; Martin Billeisen; Planet AeroSpace, 4/2005, Okt./Nov./Dez., S.74-77.

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AEW, Airborne Early Warning

AEW market soars; L.A. McClelland & D.M. Russell; DE, September 1984, S.124-135. Airborne Radar, Part I: Airborne Radar, Part II: Air to Surface; J. Clarke & C.M. Stewart; MJ, February 1986, S.44-54. U.K. weighgs alternatives to Nimrod; DE, May 1986, S.4245. Modern Early Warning Radars; W.C. Morchin und S.L. Johnston; MJ, January 1991, S.30-50. Airborne Early Warning soars to new heights; Bill Sweetman; JED, September 2000, S.41-48.

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AFCS

14. Augusta Westlands EH101 Hoisting SAR Technology to new heights, David Jensen; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, 15. February 2005.

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AFDS
Der erste Freiflug des AFDS (pp); SuT, Februar 2001, S.5859.

NATO Alliance Ground Surveillance; Peter Preylowsky; SuT, November 2003, S.40-41. Der NATO-Transformationsprozess und die transatlantische Rstungskooperation; Dr. Thomas Enders - Leiter Verteidigungs- und Sicherheitssysteme von EADS Deutschland; wt IV/2003, S.63-66. CTAS - Die transatlantische Lsung fr das NATO-AGSProgramm; Aus der Industrie; wt IV/2003, S.120-121. NATO whlt das AGS von TIPS aus; pp; SuT, Juni 2004, S.5. NATO approves shared Ground-surveillance System; Michal Fiszer; JED, June 2004, S.14-15. NATO whlt TIPS; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2004, S.10. TIPS, The Transatlantic Solution for NATO AGS; Anzeige in wt II/2004, S.33. AllianceGround Surveillance / NATO AGS; wt I/2006, S.110111. Luftwaffe: Material- und Ausrstungsplanung; Markus Schetilin - Luftwaffe; Strategie und Technik, Mai 2006, S.2027.

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AgustaWestland
AgustaWestland Super Lynx 300 geht in den Dienst; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2005, S.42-46. Augusta Westlands EH101 Hoisting SAR Technology to new heights; David Jensen; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2005. Auswrtssieg - US101 als neuer USPrsidentenhubschrauber; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, April 2005, S.51-54. AgustaWestland A129 Mangusta; FLUG REVUE, Dezember 2005, S.59-62.

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AGC
Simple technique yields errorless AGC systems; S.R. Bullock & D. Ovard - Salt Lake City, UT; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)8, S.85-93. Basic techniques guide the design of AGC systems; Roy E. Prymek - Unisys, Salt Lake City, UT; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)9, S.99-106. Opamp filters control responses in AGC systems; Roy E. Prymek - Unisys, Salt Lake City, UT; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)10, S.111-121. Design and operation of automatic gain control loops for receivers in modern communications systems; Dana Whitlow - Analog Devices, Beaverton, OR; MJ, May 2003, S.254-268.

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AH-64 Apache
Riding high with the Apache; L.M.; DE, December 1984, S.66-68. Introduction to Airbornbe Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998. Kampfhubschrauber, Technik, Bewaffnung, Typen; Karl Mller Verlag, Erlangen 1998. Sieger und Verlierer; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, November 2001, S.64-67. Flugzeuge der Welt, 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuchverlag, Stuttgart, S.100. The Queens Apaches; Tim Ripley; AIR International, January 2004, S.38-43. Attack Helicopters; Anil R Pustan; Air International, January 2005, S.40-45.

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Agilent Technologies (Hewlett-Packard, HP)

Test- und Metechnik Katalog 1994/1995; Hewlett-Packard GmbH, Bad Homburg; Part.-Nr. 5091-8952 GE. General purpose Instruments Catalog 2000; Agilent Technologies, 5968-8736EN. Garage gives birth to measurement giant; J.L. Minck (Consultant) & B. Manz (Manz Communications, Montville, NJ); Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)8, S.35-56.

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AGS
Fernmeldetechnik und Elektronik, Aufklrungssystem AGS; SuT, 12/1999, S.759. AGS, SOSTAR, NATAR - Wer hat da noch den Durchblick? E.H.; wt, II/2002, S.50. NATO showdown - Two multinational teams vie for multibillion-dollar alliance-owned ground surveillance deal; Robert Walls, Paris; AW&ST, June 30, 2003, S.26-27. NATO-Gefechtsfeldberwachungs-Programm AGS Konkurrenz belebt das Geschft; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2003, S.80. Neue Mitglieder im TIPS-Team; KS; FLUG REVUE, August 2003, S.11. Airscene - Military Affairs; Air International, August 2003, S.6.

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AHRS, Attitude and Heading Reference System

AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993. EATMP Glossary; http://www.eurocontrol.be; August 2000.

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AIEWS, Advanced Integrated Electronic Warfare System

Navy to develop new EW system to protect ships; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 27, 1997, S.76-78. Navy awards shipboard EW program to Lockheed Martin Team; EC Monitor; J. Knowles; JED, January 1998, S.25-26. Protecting future Navies; Edward J. Walsh; JED, March 1999, S.43-47.

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AIEWS completes PDR; EC Monitor, B. Rivers; JED, August 1999, S.31-32. Top EW programms; Sean Carroll; JED, August 1999, S.5356.

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AIM, AEG Infrarot-Module

AIM-Anzeige in wt IV/2000, S.34. AIM-Anzeige in Strategie und Technik, August 2005, S.51.

6. 7. 8.

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Airbus A310 MRTT

Airbus TT - Erster A310-Tanker fr die Luftwaffe; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Februar 2004, S.54-57. Tanker triumph - EADS consortium wins U.K. tanker battle but is now confronted with the tials and tribulations of securing a private finance contract with the Defense Ministry; Douglas Barrie - London; AW&ST, February 2, 2004, S.28-29. Janes Air Forces Briefs, February 5, 2004. Erster Airbus A310 MRTT an die Luftwaffe bergeben; uw; SuT, Februar 2004, S.42. A330 FSTA - European tankers for the RAF; Planet AeroSpace, No.15, April-May-June 2004, S.6-9. Airbus A310-300 MRTT - Die ersten Tanker der Luftwaffe; Michael Blesin; Fliegerkalender - Internationales Jahrbuch der Luft- und Raumfahrt 2005, Verlag E.S. Mitter & Sohn, Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, S.137-143. Neuer Tanker fr die Luftwaffe; Frank Vetter & Karl Schwarz; Flugrevue, Dezember 2004, S.42. Die A310 MRTT Europas erste Antwort; Jan Schwerdter; Planet AeroSpace, 4/2004, S.46-47. Sweet Home Alabama; Jeffrey M. Lenorovitz; Planet AeroSpace 4/2005, S.60-62.

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2. 3.

Erfolgsstory, Single-Aisle-Airbus; Ein Rckblick auf zwlf 18. Jahre A320-Familie; Antje Wollenschlger; AeroSpace 3/99, S.16-25. 19. The Airbus A320; EADS-Anzeige; wt, I/2003, S.94-95. Eine A320 auf Seepatrouille; Daniela Bommer; Planet 20. AeroSpace, 3/2003, Juli-August-September, S.53.

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Airbus A340
Flightline: Airbus A340; FLUG REVUE, August 1999, S.51-52. Jungfernflug des X-Large-Airbus - A340-600 im Flugtest; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2001, S.26. A340-600/-500 Airbus vorn; Gilles Patri; Planet AeroSpace, Nr.4, Juli-Sept. 2001, S.10-15. Airbus A340; FLUG REVUE, August 1999, S.49-52. 22. 23. 24. 25.

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26. Airbus A350 vor dem Start; --; Luft- und Raumfahrt 5/2005, 27. S.14-16. A350 Avionics: Combining the A330 and A380; Charlotte 28. Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, September 2005. Schwesterschiff der A380; Sebastian Heinke; FLUG REVUE, Dezember 2005, S.25-27. Airbus A400M 1. Http://www.airbusmilitary.com 2. Future Large Aircraft, immer noch eine europische Airbus A380 Reallitt; Ludwig Schiller; wt, 7/96, S.54. Thales Avionics lands key A380 contracts; Michael A. 3. Lufttransport fr die Bundeswehr; Siegfried Orth; wt, II/98, Taverna - Paris; AW&ST, July 30, 2001, S.42-43. S.55. A380; James Sarazi; Planet AeroSpace, Nr.4, Juli-Sept. 2001, S.16-21.

Airbus A350 XWB

Revolution im Cockpit; MG; FLUG REVUE, Mrz 2002, S.87. Flight Management System for the A380; Industry Scan; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, March 2002. Geburt eines neuen Riesenflugzeuges - Der neue Airbus A380; Matthias Grnder; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2003, S.7883. A380: Zwei Jahre bis zum Erstflug; Sebastian Heinke; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2003, Extra: Paris Airshow 2003, S.16-18. Hamburg: Ein Haus fr den Giganten; James Sarazin; Planet AeroSpace, 3/2003, S.18-19. Ganz Europa baut mit am Flugzeug des 21. Jahrhunderts; Antony Angrand; Planet AeroSpace, 1/2004, Jan.-Feb.Mrz, S.4-8. GP7000: Antrieb fr den A380; Luft- und Raumfahrt, Nr. 2, April-Mai-Juni 2004, S.20-21. Ma nehmen fr den neuen Riesen; Sebastian Heinke; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2004, S.34-39. The view from the top - The A380 flight deck architecture provides new flexibility for upgrades; David Hughes/Washington; AW&ST, September 27, 2004, S.5152. A380 wird zum Erstflug vorbereitet - Der Riese erwacht; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, November 2004, S.20-25. Airbus installing Rolls-Royce Trents on first A380; AW&ST, November 2004, S.19. Piste frei fr die A380; Jean Labrulerie; Planet AeroSpace, 4/2004, Okt.-Nov.-Dez., S.4-8. Der Mega-Airbus wird flgge; Wolfgang Borgmann; Fliegerkalender, Internationales Jahrbuch der Luft- und Raumfahrt 2005, Verlag E.S. Mittler & Sohn, Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, S.6-9. A380 Extra - alles ber den neuen Megaliner; 32seitige Beilage in Flugrevue, Februar 2005. A380 Premierenfieber; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, Mrz 2005, S.12-13. Long-distance gambit; Pierre Sparaco/London & Paris; AW&ST, February 14, 2005, S.54-58. Airports adapt for A380; Pierre Sparaco/Toulouse & Paris; AW&ST, February 14, 2005, S.58-59. Airbus A380 Reveal - Die neue Dimension; Rene Chapelon; Planet AeroSpace, 1-2, 2005, S.4-9. Der Weg zum Megaliner - A380 Historie; James Sarazin; Planet AeroSpace, 1-2, 2005, S.10-15. Birth of a Giant; Richard Alsen; AI, June 2005, S.36-49. Schwesterschiff der A380; Sebastian Heinke; FLUG REVUE, Dezember 2005, S.25-27. A380: Jumbo step for In-Flight Entertainment; George Marsh; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, March 2006. Radar on Auto; David Hughes; AW&ST, July 3, 2006, S.5053. All-in-One Surveillance; David Hughes; AW&ST, July 3, 2006, S.53-54. Vertical Views; David Hughes; AW&ST, July 10, 2006, S.7172. Integrated Surveillance; David Hughes; AW&ST, July 10, 2006, S.73.

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Wettbewerb um neuen NATO-Transporter; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, August 1999, S.24-25. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrgertetechnik; SuT, 12/1999, S.733. A400M - Das erste Programm der Airbus Military Company; Erhard Heckmann; wt, IV/99, S.74. Airbus A400M - Ein mglicher Transall-Nachfolger; Peter Preylowski - Redakteur, Oberst a.D.; SuT, 4/2000, S.246. Airbus A400M, Typenblatt; SuT, 10/2000, S.641. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik; SuT, 12/2000, S.793. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik, die Abteilung LG; A400M; wt, IV/2000, S.152. NH90, A400M, Gemeinsame Sache fr Europa; G.P.; Planet AeroSpace, Nr.1, November-Dezember 2000, S.40-43. Transporter A400M; Planet AeroSpace, Nr.3, April-Juni 2001, S.26-29. Ein Europisches Transportflugzeug A400M; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, II/2001, S.94-102. Die unendliche Geschichte; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2001, S.56-58. A400M, Abschluss der Vertrge steht unmittelbar bevor; G.P.; Planet AeroSpace, Nr.5, Oktober-Dezember 2001, S.24-25. A400M partners scramble to keep airlifter afloat; Douglas Barrie, London, & Michael A. Taverna, Paris; AW&ST, February 2002, S.38. Schweres Geschft; Karl Schwarz; Flugrevue, Mrz 2002, S.51-43. Global Military Airlift; Anthony Tucker-Jones; AFM, June 2002, S.64-67. A400M Europas taktischer Transporter; Gilles Patri; Planet AeroSpace, 2/2002, S.12-13. A400M still in limbo; AW&ST, November 18, 2002, S.40 Airbus A400M - das zuknftige taktische Transportflugzeug; Michael Blesin; Flieger-Kalender 2003, Mittler & Sohn, Hamburg/Berlin/Bonn, S.110-115. Airbus in military service; Jon Lake; Air International, March 2003, S.20-25. TP400 selected to power A400M; Air International, June 2003, S.4. At last! A400M contract signed; AFM, July 2003, S.5. RAF A400M order; AFM, July 2003, S.6. Weniger Flugzeuge, hherer Preis; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE (Extra), Paris Airshow 2003, Juli 2003, S.14. Das A400M-Programm ist gestartet; Planet AeroSpace, Nr. 3/2003, Juli-August-September, S.6. A400M contract finally signed; Air International, July 2003, S.4. Airbus A400M; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine Aviation Today - Defense Daily Network - DDN; July 2003, www.defensedaily.com/cgi/av/show Airbus Military A400M. Der neue europische Transporter; Sebastian Zacharias; FLIEGERREVUE, 09/2003, S.26-30. A400M: An all-European affair; Peter Pletschacher; MTU Report, Winter 03 / Spring 04, S.28-29. Airbus A400M; Flugrevue Extra; FLUGREVUE, Mrz 2004; Mit fnf Beitrgen von Karl Schwarz und einen von Volker K. Thomalla. Passive optronische Flugkrper-Warnsensoren - Flugzeuge und Hubschrauber besser schtzen; Bernd Uwira; wt, I/2004, S.116-117. European Air Force Transport Survey; AFM, June 2004, S.40-59.

35. Tief im Tal: A400M fliegt automatisch die ideale Route; eb; Mforum, Mai 2004, S.6-7. 36. Der Militr-Airbus A400M entsteht im Team; Martin Billeisen; Planet AeroSpace, 1/2004, Jan.-Feb.-Mrz, S.3234. 37. Final assembly of the A400M engine near Berlin; Gerhard Maka; Planet AeroSpace, No.15, April-May-June 2004, S.1214. 38. Thales Tallies; Michael A. Taverna, Farnborough; AW&ST, July 26, 2004, S.37. 39. Load carrying - Supply chain poised to receive flurry of A400M solicitations; Robert Wall, Toulouse; AW&ST, January 24, 2005, S.46-47. 40. Produktion der A400M hat begonnen; Peter Preylowski; Strategie und Technik, Mrz 2005, S.34-37. 41. Der Markt des Airbus A400M - Transporter mit Zukunft; Christian Mackenzie; Planet AeroSpace, Juli /August /September, 3/2005, S.44-47. 42. Ein Riese lernt laufen; Patrick Hoeveler; FLUG REVUE, Dezember 2005, S.82-84. 43. Start frei; Patrick Hoeveler; Report, MTU Aero Engines, Winter 2005 / Frhling 2006, S.4-7. 44. Airbus A400M; Jrgen Schfer - Oberstleutnant, Luftwaffe; wt I/2006, S.38-45. 45. Luftwaffe: Material- und Ausrstungsplanung; Markus Schetilin - Luftwaffe; Strategie und Technik, Mai 2006, S.2027. 46. Airbus A400M erffnet neue Dimensionen; M. Kraus & R. Zachai; Strategie und Technik, Juni 2006, S.45-46. 47. A400M Advances: Taking Off From the A380; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, July 2006.

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Airbus Industries
Http://www.AIRBUS.com AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.267. Airbus Industrie - Air International Airbus Supplement; Air International, June 1999, S.I-XVI. Airbus plant Sparkurs ohne grere Entlassungen; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, Juni 2003, S.31-33.

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Akquisitionsradar => Radar. Aktive Antennen

Active integrated antenna elements; Julio A. Navaro, et al. Texas A&M University; MJ, Jan. 1991, S. Breitbandantennen; G. Dubost & S. Zisler; OldenburgMnchen-WIen, 1977. Kap. 3.9, S.198-221. GPS-Neue Mglichkeiten fr das Funkhobby; Karl H. Ilg; Verlag Technik und Handwerk, Baden-Baden, 1999.

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Akustische Strung - Acoustic Jamming

Acoustic Countermeasures in the undersea environment; Owen Flynn; EW, Sept./Oct. 1976, S.62-66. Minimizing reverberation in active Sonar; Owen Flynn; EW/DE, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.149-158.

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ALADIN
Das Aufklrungssystem ALADIN; Erwin Sips - BWB; Strategie und Technik, August 2005, S,50-52.

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ALARM, Air Launched Anti Radar Missile

ALARM, IECH 2001, S.243. Precise strikes; Steve Davies; AFM, May 2003, S.40-41.

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SEAD Tornado EF.3; AFM, May 2003, S.78-79.

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Alenia Aerospazio
Http://www.aleniaerospazio.com Alenia Aeronautica: Italys largest aeronautics company; AW&ST, September 30, 2002, S.53. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003; Finmeccanica; S.292. Italian aerospace industry 2003; Air International, February 2003, S.47-53.

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ALCM
Air-Launched Cruise Missile competition approching decision; DE, October 1979, S.65-68. ALCM Avionics: Millions in Subcontracts; MSN, July 1980, S.33.

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ALE => AAQ ALE-39B

AN/ALE-39 Countermeasure Dispenser; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.138. AN/ALE-39B; IECH 2001, S.84.

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Alenia Difesa
International Report - Gerald Green: Aeritalia, Selenia form new Italian aerospace company; MJ, Jan. 1991, S.59. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.278. Alenia - Italiens Branchenfhrer, Alenia Aerospazio, Areonautics Division; Danielle Bommer; EADS-Magazin Mforum, Dezember 2000, S.12-13.

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ALE-40
ALE-40 Countermeasures Dispenser System - XM-130 Aircraft General purpose Dispenser - Tracor Smart Chaff RR-170A/AL Chaff Catridge: Technische Unterlage von Tracor Sciences & Systems,Tracor Inc., Austin, Texas, USA. Beilage zu ME/C, July 1977, S.37-44. EloKa-Gert; Dppel und Fackelwerfer fr F-15; IWR, 9/1978, S.1507. AN/ALE-40(V)X Countermeasures Dispenser system; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.88-89. AN/ALE-40; IECH 2001, S.84.

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Alpha Jet
Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Mittler Verlag, Hamburg, 2000, S.64-65. Flugzeuge der Bundeswhr - Leichte Jagdbomber und Aufklrer; Ulrich Metternich; FLIEGERREVUE, 7/2002, S.5456. Alpha Jet: Coup fr die Freundschaft; Gerard Frison; Planet AeroSpace, Nr. 3/2003, Juli-August-September, S.76-78. 30 Jahre Alpha Jet; Peter Preylowsky; SuT, Oktober 2003, S.36-42. Flightline: Dassaul/Dornier Alpha Jet; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2004, S.49-52.

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ALE-43
AN/ALE-43 Chaff Cutter Dispensing Pod; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.89. AN/ALE-43; IECH 2001, S.84.

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ALQ => AAQ ALQ-99

AN/ALQ-99 Tactical Jamming System; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.89-90. AN/ALQ-99; IECH 2001, S.141.

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ALE-44
AN/ALE-44 Dispenser Pod; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.89. AN/ALE-44; IECH 2001, S.85.

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ALE-45
AN/ALE-45 Countermeasures Dispenser System; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.89. AN/ALE-45; IECH 2001, S.85.

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ALQ-119(V)
Http://www.eads.com. AN/ALQ-119(V) ECM Pods; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.92. AN/ALQ-119; IECH 2001, S.141. Technische Unterlage von EADS, Ulm.

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ALE-47
AN/ALE-47; IECH 2001, S.86.

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ALQ-125
Die EloUM-Bordanlagen AN/ALR-59 und AN/ALQ-125; D. Boyle; IWR, 2/1977, S.34-35. TEREC - Taktisches elektronisches Luftraufklrungssystem der US-Luftwaffe; Gowri Sundaram; IWR, 1/1979, S.118120. TEREC: USAFs important Tactical Reconnaissance asset for the 80s; EW/DE, March 1979, S.33-44. AN/ALQ-125 Tactical Reconnaissance Sensor; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.92-94.

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ALE-50, Towed Decoy

Http://www.raytheon.com/ew Raytheon Decoy to protect B-1; Michael A. Dornheim Goleta, CA; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.61. Order for ALE-50 doubles after success in Kosovo; Michael A. Dornheim; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.48-49. AN/ALE-50; IECH 2001, S.86. Technische Unterlage von von Raytheon Electronic Systems, Goleta, CA: AN/ALE-50 Decoy, Towed Decoy System, ALE-50 1-00.

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ALQ-126
AN/ALQ-126 DECM System; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.94. AN/ALQ-126B; IECH 2001, S.142.

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ALE-55, Towed Decoy

Raytheon Decoy to protect B-1; Michael A. Dornheim Goleta, CA; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.61. A new generation of advanced decoys throws its hat in the 1. ring; K.B. Sherman & B.P. Rivers; JED, January 2001, S.4347. 2. 3.

ALQ-131(V)
Firmenprospekt von Northrop Grumann, Electronic Sensors & Systems Sector, Baltimore, USA; 4/99 MACQZD18. AN/ALQ-131(V) ECM pod; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.97-98. AN/ALQ-131(V); IECH 2001, S.142.

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ALQ-135
Technische Unterlage von Northrop Grumman, Defense Systems Division, Rolling Meadows, Illinois, USA. AN/ALQ-135 F-15 Internal Countermeasures Set; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.98. Defense Dept. Moving toward achieving EW commonality; AW&ST, February 9, 1987, S.50-56. AN/ALQ-135; IECH 2001, S.143.

8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

1. 2.

ALQ-136
AN/ALQ-136 Helicopter Radar Jammer; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.99. AN/ALQ-136; IECH 2001, S.143.

ASPJ; ME/C, Vol.4, No.9, September 1978, S.106-116. ASPJ - A unique defense procurement program; Neil W. Hansen; JED, February 1982, S.31-36. ASPJ diversifies for specific applications; David M. Russell; DE, October 1984, S.149, 151, 154. AN/ALQ-165 Airborne Self Protection Jammer (ASPJ); ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.103-104. Navy/USAF begin flight testing Airborne Self-Protection Jammer; AW&ST, February 9, 1987, S.91. Advanced Jammer enters new testing phase; DE, May 1990, S.78. AN/ALQ-165; IECH 2001, S.146.

1. 2. 3. 4.

ALQ-178, RAPPORT II, III

Technische Unterlage von Loral Electronic Systems, 999 Central Ave., Yonkers, NY, USA: Rapport Tactical ECM. Rapport Jammer design criteria; John D. Sparno; DE, March 1980, Vol. 12, No 3. S.29-38. AN/ALQ-178 (RAPPORT III); IECH 2001, S.148 &164. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.225.

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ALQ-142
AN/ALQ-142; IECM 2001, S.37.

1. 2.

ALQ-149
AN/ALQ-149 Communications Jammer; ICH,9th Ed., 1984, S.100. Sanders delivers AN/ALQ-149; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)4, S.27.

1. 2. 3. 4.

ALQ-184(V)
Technische Unterlagen von Raytheon E-Systems, Goleta Division, Goleta, CA, USA: AN/ALQ-184 Self-Protect Pod und AN/ALQ-184(V)9. AN/ALQ-184(V); IECH 2001, S.148.

1. 2.

ALQ-156
AN/ALQ-156 Missile Detector System; ICH,9th Edition, 1984, S.101. AN/ALQ-156; IECM 2001, S.201.

1.

ALQ-187
Technische Unterlage von Raytheon Electronic Systems, Goleta, CA, USA: AN/ALQ-187 Operationally Proven Internal ECM, ALQ-187 1-00. ; ; , 1997, s.44-51. AN/ALQ-187; IECH 2001, S.150. Greek EW award; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, May 12, 2003, S.26.

1. 2.

ALQ-157
AN/ALQ-157(V) IRCM System; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.101. AN/ALQ-157; IECH 2001, S.145.

2. 3. 4.

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ALQ-161
ALQ-161: Time Sharing Jammer Power; Edwin M. Drogin; MSN, October 1978, S.55-64, 110. AN/ALQ-161 RFS/ECM; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.101-102. AN/ALQ-161; IECH 2001, S.145.

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ALQ-210
AN/ALQ-210 ES Subsystem; IECH 2001, S.37.

1.

ALQ-162
Technische Unterlage von Northrop Grumman, Electronic Sensors & Systems Sector, Rolling Meadows, Illinois, USA: Enhanced AN/ALQ-162 Countermeasure Set. AN/ALQ-162 Compass Sail / Clockwise Jammer; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.102. AN/ALQ-162 Shadowbox; IECH 2001, S.146.

1. 2. 3.

ALQ-211
New F/A-18 EW suite encounters large cost rise, but small delay; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.47-49. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.207. AN/ALQ-211 SIRFC; IECH 2001, S.151.

2. 3.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

ALQ-165, ASPJ
Commonopoly: Monopoly Updated; James Fawcette; EW/DE, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.125-136. ASPJ - The next generation EW System? Coleman Rodgers; ME/C, Vol.4, No.2. February 1978, S.46-54. ASPJ - The next generation EW System? Coleman Rodgers; ME/C, Vol.4, No.3. March 1978, S.34,36,42,46,49. ASPJ, Partners at least; Coleman Rodgers; ME/C, Vol.4, No.4. April 1978, S.18,21,23,25. Das Flugzeug-EloKa-System ASPJ; Gowri Sundaram; IWR, 6/1978, S.960-962. The Navys new Jamming System: Big Business; Richard Hartman; MSN, July 1978, S.41-43. Microwaves play key role in ASPJ; Richard Davis; MSN, July 1978, S.44-52.

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ALQ-212(V), ATIRCM
First fully-integrated ATIRCM/CMWS demonstrated; Washington Report; JED, July 1998, S.16. Live-fire tests demonstrate AAQ-24 DIRCM capabilities; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.44-45. New F/A-18 EW suite encounters large cost rise, but small delay; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.47-49. Electronic Warfare Systems; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.208. DIRCM and ATIRCM compared in DoD study; JED, July 1999, S.25-26. DOD opts to stay the course with ATIRCM/CMWS; S.Carroll - EC Monitor; JED, August 1999, S.27. ATIRCM/CMWS completes live-fire tests; EC Monitor Brendan Rivers; JED, June 2001, S.33,36.

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8. 9.

AN/ALQ-212 Advanced Threat Infrared Countermeasures (ATIRC); IECH 2001, S.152. Tug-of-war over ATIRCM/CMWS funding; EC Monitor Brendan P. Rivers; JED, January 2002, S.26-27.

4. 5.

AN/ALR-67(V)3 Fleet deliveries to begin - EC Monitor; K. Sherman; JED, December 2000, S.33-35. AN/ALR-67(V)3/4; IECH 2001, S.204.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

ALQ-213(V)
Http://www.terma.com. Technische Unterlagen von Terma A/S, Lystrup, Denmark: AN/ALQ-213(V) Electronic Warfare Management System. ALQ-213(V) (EWMS), April 2001. AN/ALQ-213 Countermeasures Set-Management System, Product Description - Technical Note, 12 Pages, ALQ-213 DN. 1. 2.

ALR-68
AN/ALR-68 Advanced Radar Warning System; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.109. AN/ALR-68; IECH 2001, S.204.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

ALR-69(V)
AN/ALR-69 Radar Warning Receiver; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.109-110. Improved display developed for AN/ALR-69; B. Rivers - EC Monitor; JED, January 1999, S.25-26. [1] AN/ALR-69(V); IECH 2001, S.205. [2] USAF upgrading RWRs; K. B. Sherman & B. P. Rivers; JED, October 2001, S.30. Greek EW award; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, May 12, 2003, S.26.

1. 2. 3.

ALQ-214, IDECM RFCM

Navy questions Towed Decoy suitability for F/A-18C/D; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 27, 1997, S.43-44. New F/A-18 EW suite encounters large cost rise, but small delay; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.47-49. IDECM RFCM System completes acceptance testing, initial systems delivered; B. Rivers - EC Monitor; JED, December 1998, S.26-27. Towed decoy tether key issue for IDECM; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.43-44. AN/ALQ-214 IDECM RFCM; IECH 2001, S.152. A Sampling of RF Jammers; Robert V. McGahan; JED, February 2002, S.61-65. Stacking the deck - Neither nimble nor quick, the Super Hornet is a jack-of-all-trades; Bill Sweetman; JED, February 2004, S.30-37.

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ALR-93
Greek EW award; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, May 12, 2003, S.26.

4. 5. 6. 7.

1. 2.

ALR-94
Fighter EW, the next generation; Bill Sweetman; JED, July 2000, S.41-47. AN/ALR-94; IECH 2001, S.206.

1. 2.

ALSR, Automatic Low-Speed Recovery

Carefree fliegen; ww; Mforum, Dezember 2004, S.5. Eurofighter - Abfangautomatik im Test; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2005, S.18.

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ALQ-217
AN/ALQ-217; IECH 2001, S.38.

1. 2.

ALR => AAQ ALR-56

AN/ALR-56 F-15 Radar Warning Receiver; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.106. The future of Radar Warning Receivers; David L. Adamy; DE, October 1988, S.63-69.

1.

Ames, Advanced Mobile ELINT System

EADS Advanced Mobile ELINT System; Equipment List; JED, June 2001, S.46.

1.

AMLCD
Computer Lexikon - Fachwrterbuch; Ausgabe 2002; Microsoft Press Deutschland, Unterschleiheim, 2001.

1. 2.

ALR-59
Die EloUM-Bordanlagen AN/ALR-59 und AN/ALQ-125; D. Boyle; IWR, 2/1977, S.34-35. AN/ALR-59(V) E-2C ESM Set; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.106.

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Ammos
Funkaufklrungssystem R&S AMMOS - Vollautomatische Funkaufklrung und hchste Systemflexibilitt; Olaf Lukas; R&S, Mil News, 6/2002, S.33-36. Funkaufklrungssystem R&S AMMOS - Klarer Durchblick im Gedrnge der Signale; Jrgen Modich; MIL NEWS von Rohde & Schwarz, Heft 7(2003) S.24-28.

1. 2. 3.

ALR-66
Anzeige von General Instruments in ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.71. AN/ALR-66 Radar Warning and Surveillance Receivers; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.108-109. AN/ALR-66 Series; IECH 2001, S.203.

2.

1.

AMRAAM, AIM-120
AMRAAM award delayed; Missile scores a direct hit; DE, November 1981, S.50. Hughes wins the AMRAAM contract; DE, January 1982, S.38. High-speed Testing Equipment essential to AMRAAM development programm success; Larry S. Klivans - Hughes Aircraft; MSN, November 1983, S.78-91 & 104-105. What fate AMRAAM? James B. Schultz; DE, April 1985, S.65-74. Multiplying firepower with Missiles; Jim Coghlan; DE, August 1986, S.99-111.

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ALR-67(V)3&4

2. 3.

2. Technische Unterlage von Raytheon Systems Company, Sensors and Electronic Systems, Los Angeles, CA, USA: ASR 3. AN/ALR-67(V)3&4 Countermeasures Receiving Set, MO 2/98 5K D800798. The future of Radar Warning Receivers; David L. Adamy; 4. DE, October 1988, S.63-69. Hughes wins radar upgrade; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)10, 5. S.64.

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AMRAAM: Better late than never; James W. Rawles; DE, November 1988, S.42-47. 7. AMRAAM (Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile) Luft-Luft-Lenkflugkrper mittlerer Reichweite fr die deutsche Lzftwaffe; (burg); SuT, 12/1995, S.796. 8. AIM-120 AMRAAM; IECH 2001, S.231. 9. Air-to-Air Missile Directory 2004; Rob Hewson; Air International, September 2004, S.45-57. 10. Http://www.defensedaily.com/progprof/usafl

6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

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AMSAR
Multifunktionsradare mit aktiven, phasengesteuerten Antennen; SuT, 12/1999, S.758. AMSAR passes phase-2A CMR - European Report; Martin Streetly; JED, November 2000, S.18. Durchblick und Weitblick; Martin Billeisen; Planet AeroSpace, 4/2005, Okt./Nov./Dez., S.74-77.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

AMX
AMX, in Italian service; Dott Ricardo Niccoli; Air International, June 1997, S.349-353. Flugzeuge der Welt, 1999; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999, S.30,31. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Mittler Verlag, Hamburg, 2000, S.20-21. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; AMX International AMX; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. Typenblatt, AMX International; SuT, April 2000, S.247-248. Ghibli, Italy`s AMX; David Cenciotti; AFM, July 2001, S.7275. Flightline: AMX International; Flugrevue, Mrz 2003, S.7174.

15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.

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Anaren, Inc.

23. AOC corporate member profiles; JED, February 2004, S.5172. 24.

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ANG, Air National Guard

On guard and on the offensive; Rene J. Francillon; Air International, July 2004, S.52-58.

25. 26.

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Anstellwinkel

Luftfahrt-Definitionen; Roderich Cescotti; Motobuch Verlag 27. Stuttgart, 1993. 28. Luftfahrzeug-Technik; Ernst Gtsch; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2000. Aerospace-Wrterbuch mit Aerospace-Definitionen; Roderich Cescotti; Motorbuch Verlag Stuttgart, 2002. 29. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Antennen - Antennas
Aerosat or Aeroslump? Jim Clark; MSN, Aug./Sept. 1975, S.93-99. Antenna selection guide; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.221226. Gain of Directional Antennas; J. E. Hill; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 3, No. 4, July/August 1976. Realistic ELINT design considers Antenna pattern tradeoffs; K. Arkind; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1976. [3] System Antenna Selection Criteria; ICH, 2nd Ed., June 1976/77, S. 313-317.

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Soviet ground based Radar Systems Antenna index; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.258-268. Antenna index Soviel Naval Radar Systems; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.273-283. System Antenna selection criteria; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.313-317. Antenna Scan characteristics; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.318330. L-Band Spiralphase Reflectarray; H. Richard Phelan - Harris; MJ, Jan. 1977, S.47-50. Microstrip Antenna Array for 12 GHz TV; M. Collier; MJ, September 1977, S.67-71. Tolerance control in an Array Antenna; G.N. Tsandulas MIT, Lincoln Lab Lxington; MJ, October 1977, S.24-29,35. Discrete-Beam Phased Array; J. Frank - Technology Service Corp.; MJ, October 1977, S.31-34. Phased Array Aircraft Antennas for Satellite Communications; R.J. Mailloux - Hanscom AFB; MJ, October 1977, S.38-42. Ku Band Linear Phased Array; J. Barker & M.E. Davis; MJ, October 1977, S.44-46,58. Breitband-Antennen; G. Dubost/S. Zisler; R. Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, 1977. Phased Arrays for ECM; ICH, 3rd Ed., 1977/78, S.333-341. Retrodirective reflectors and ships RCS calculations; ICH, 3rd Ed., 1977/78, S.342-345. MBA vs. Phased Array: Whats best for Satellite application? Leon J. Ricardi; MSN, May 1978, S.32-37. Digital processing enhances Antenna measurements; Doren W. Hess; MSN, May 1978, S.40-54. Designing Offset-Reflector Antennas at 30 GHz; A.W. Rudge & N. Williams; MSN, May 1978, S.56-64. Antennas: Key to Communications Satellite growth; Daniel F. DiFonzo; MSN, June 1978, S.83-91. Signalbertragung; Harald Schumny; Vieweg Verlag, Braunschweig, 1978. Antenna patterns for Earth terminals and the law of the Land; MSN, August 1979, S.130. Beilage der Firma MCL. Tiles cloak shuttle Antennas; Richard English; MSN, November 1979, S.107-117. Intagrate Antennas into planar designs; Naresh C. Deo & Raj Mittra - Uni Illinois; Microwaves, 18(1979)12 (December), S.60-64. Enzyklopdie Naturwissenschaft und Technik, Bd.1, A-D; Verlag Moderne Industrie, Mnchen, 1979. Principles of Electronic Warfare - Chapter 6: The Role of Antenna in Electronic Warfare; Robert J. Schlesinger, et al.; Prentice Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1961, Reprint: Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, 1979. Designing a broadband Phased Array Antenna suitable for use in ECM Systems; Lars Josefsson - LM Ericsson; DE, February 1980, S.85-88. What do You want in Antenna measurement (Near Field); Samuel J. Caprio; MSN, March 1980, S.75-86. Antennas increasingly vital to ECCM, ARMs (Review); A.C. Schell; MSN, April 1980, S.17-20. Dual Frequency Antenna locates Mm-Wave Transmitters; L. Goldstone; MSN, October 1981, S.69-74. Antenna pedestals for Microwave Recon Systems; R. A. Gagelin; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.8, No. 4, July/August 1981. Assessing Antennas for small Satcom Terminals; J.R. Forrest; MSN, October 1981, S.77-100. Cavity-Backed Spiral has microstrip feed; David L. Saul; Microwaves, 20(1981)10, S.88-89.

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36. Extended designs yield compact 18-40 GHz Antennas; Richard L. Powers, et al.; MSN, November 1981, S.89-96. 37. Antenna location will optimize Avionics design (Review); Richard ONeill (Dorne & Margolin); MSN, March 1982, S.41-47. 38. Active Transmitting Antenna looks good for Space applications; Don Jones (Motorola); MSN, June 1982, S.93106. 39. Antenna Tests establish ionosphric limitations; Dominic J. Marino (The Mitre Corp.); MSN, June 1982, S.108-113. 40. Microstrip Antenna performance is determined by substrate constrains; J.R. James, et al.; MSN, August 1982, S.73-84. 41. Introduction to Radar Systems, 2nd Ed.; Merrill I. Skolnik; McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1983. 42. Backfire Feed Antenna beats Cassegrain design; H. Syrigos (Alpha Industries, Inc.); MSN, October 1983, S.164-167. 43. Antenna design tradeoffs examined; J.R. Forrest University College London; MSDH, Vol.13, No.11, November 1983, S.237-243. 44. Miniature Lens Antenna accepts any Polarization; H. Syrigos (Alpha Industries, Inc.); MSN, December1983, S.118-120. 45. Antennas in the 89s: Tweaking as an art form; Barry Manz Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)3, S.74-75. 46. RF Signal Processing before the Receiver; D.Z. Janich; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 11, No. 5, Sept./Oct. 1984. 47. Soviet Ground-Based Antenna Systems; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.239-248. 48. Soviet Naval Antenna Systems; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.276290. 49. Seeing double improve indoor range; V. J. Vokurka Eidhoven Uni, The Netherlands; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)2, S.71-76,94. 50. Thick, multilayer elements widen antenna bandwidths; T. Holzheimer & T.O. Miles - E-Systems, St. Petersburg; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)2, S.93-95. 51. Microstrip brings radar to hostile environments; G.V. Colby & J.C. Bryanos - Avco Systems, Wilmington, MA; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)2, S.96-99,113. 52. Antenna Measurements: An exciting Technology; R. A. Heaton - Scientific-Atlanta; MSN&CT, March 1985, S.62. 53. Sperical near-field Antenna measurements improve through expanded software features; D. W. Hess, et al. Scientific-Atlanta; MSN&CT, March 1985, S.64-83. 54. Reflector Antennas assessed for Satellite system design; P. J. B. Clarricoats - Uni of London; MSN&CT, March 1985, S.85-105. 55. Hybrid design proves effective for flat Millimeter-Wave Antennas; Klaus Solbach - AEG-Telefunken; MSN&CT, June 1985, S.123-138. 56. Antennas: A decade of enablement; George G. Chadwick; ICH, 1985, S.294-304. 57. Invisible antenna takes up less space; Martin Shelley & Kevin Bond - Cossor Electronics, Harlow Essex, UK; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)6, S.93-95. 58. H-guide slot antenna shrinks sidelobes; M. Kisliuk & A. Axelrod - Tel-Aviv Uni; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)6, S.107110. 59. Low-profile antenna improves DF accuracy; John E. Hill WJ, San Jose, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)8, S.109-114. 60. Predicting Antenna sidelobe performance; Philip D. Kaplan - MITRE, Bedford, MA; MJ, September 1986, S.201-206. 61. Applying super compact to Array-Antenna design; G. W. Collins - Harris; MSN&CT, July 1987, S.112-123.

62. Understanding freespace progation; Cullen Tendick AACOM; MSN&CT, October 1987, S.98-103. 63. Fundamentals of Antenna test and evaluation; Rick Hartman & Jack Berlekamp - Flam & Russel; MSN&CT, June 1988, S.8-20. 64. The Sinuous Antenna; Tai-Tseng Chu & H. George Oltman Jr.; MSN&CT, June 1988, S.40-48. 65. Developing a Standard-C Antenna; K.M. Keen - Keen Associates; MSN&CT, June 1988, S.52-54. 66. Accurate design of dual-band patch antennas; Randy Bancroft - Martin Marietta, Denver, CO; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)9, S.113-118. 67. Multiple-Beam Antennas for Military Satellite Communications; J.J. Tavormina - Electromagnetic Sciences; MSN&CT, October 1988, S.20-30. 68. Large Millimeter-Wave Antenna Systems; L.E. Rhoades & J. Eisenberger - Electronic Space Systems; MSN&CT, December 1988, S.19-28. 69. Millimeter-Wave Tactical/Small-Aperture Antennas; Fazin Lalezari, et al. - Ball Communications systems; MSN&CT, December 1988, S.41-50. 70. Near-field antenna measurement system, small, accurate and inexpensive; Greg Hindman & Dan Slater; MSN, November 1989, S. 48-59. 71. Elektromagnetische Theorie fr die Hochfrequenztechnik; Hans-Georg Unger; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1989. 72. Mikrowellentechnik, Bd.2; Erich Pehl; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1989. 73. Auxiliary Microstrip Antenna reduces Side-Lobe Jamming; Klaus Solbach - AEG; MSN, March 1989, S.26-29. 74. Hochfrequenztechnik, Bd.2; Edgar Voges; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1991. 75. Single slotted array achieves multimode performance; J. Gross, D. Collier & L. Goldstone - Norden Systems, Norwalk, CT; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)4, S.118-126. 76. Ball demonstrates superconducting antenna; J.R.R.; DE, May 1992, S.15. 77. Taschenbuch der Hochfrequenztechnik, Bd.2; MeinkeGundlach; Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1992. 78. The Microwave Engineering Handbook, Vol.2; B.L. Smith & M.-H. Carpentier, Edi.; Chapman & Hall, London, 1993. 79. Hochfrequenztechnik in Funk und Radar, 4. Auflage; H.-G. Unger; Teubner Verlag, 1994. 80. Hochfrequenztechnik 1, Bd.1; Zinke-Brunswig; SpringerVerlag, Berlin, 1995. 81. Radar Technology Encyclopedia; Edi. D.K. Barton & S.A. Leonov; Artech House, Boston, 1997. 82. New antenna designs keep a low profile; David Begley Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)5, S.31-40. 83. Solid Dielectric Horn Antennas; Carlos Salem, u.A.; Artech House, Boston, 1998. 84. [1] Antenna Theory and Design; 2nd Ed.; W.L. Stutzman & G.A. Thiele; John Wiley & Sons, Inc., NY, 1998, S.10-11. 85. Antenna technologys beams radiate in many directions; Gene Heftman - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)5, S.37-46. 86. Wideband antenna design serves wireless systems; Naftali Herscovici - Cushcraft, Manchester, NH; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)5, S.115-120. 87. Automated methods provide antenna-gain measurement; J.M. Schuchardt & W.A. Bohlman - Tracor Aerospace Electronic Systems, Landsdale, PA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.49-61. 88. Mikrowellentechnik - Kap.3: Antennen; Werner Bechtold; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1999.

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Electronic Intelligence, The Analysis of Radar Signals; Chapter 4, Polarization; Richard G. Wiley; Artech House, Dedham, MA, 1982. Polarization Considerations in Selecting Surveillance Antennas; John Hill; Watkins-Johnson Company, San Jose, CA, JED, August 1982, S. 31-46. Polarization Measurement: Part 1; D. L. Hawthorne; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 14, No. 6, Nov./Dec. 1987. Polarization Measurement: Part 1; D. L. Hawthorne; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 15, No. 1, Nov./Dec. 1988. Designer polarization for EW Antennas; Robert O. Magatagan; JED, December 2000, S.51-53.

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Antennen-Rauschtemperatur
Use basic concepts to determine antenna noise temperature; Robert S. Bokulic - John Hopkins University, Laurel, MD; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)3, S.107-115.

1. 2. 3.

Anti-g-Anzug => Druckanzug Antonow AN-124 RUSLAN

Flugzeuge - Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2000, S.21. Flugzeuge der Welt 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001, S.48. Typenblatt: Antonow An-124; SuT, Mai 2002, S.49-50.

1. 2.

APAR
Aktives Schiffsradar APAR; wt 2/96, S.53. Fernmeldetechnik und Elektronik: Multifunktionsradare mit aktiven, phasengesteuerten Antennen; SuT, 12/1999, S.758. Das Boden-Luft-System PAAMS; Planet AeroSpace, Nr.2. Januar-Mrz 2001, S.34-37. Fregatte 124 im Zulauf; Dietrich Stockfisch; SuT, April 2001, S.18-20. Thales Nederland APAR, Stratigiki (griechische Zeitschrift), Juni 2001, S.85. Die LCF-Fregatte der Kniglich Niederlndischen Marine; Leo M. Van Westerhoven & Gerard van Oosbree; SuT, September 2002, S.22-26. Backboards of the fleet: Shipboard Phased-Array Radars; Dimitris V. Dranidis;JED, May 2003, S.55-62. Durchblick und Weitblick; Martin Billeisen; Planet AeroSpace, 4/2005, Okt./Nov./Dez., S.74-77.

3. 4. 5. 6.

7. 8.

1.

APC-7-Koaxialstecker
Mikrowellentechnik, Grundlagen, Anwendungen, Messtechnik; G. Ks und P. Pauli; Franzis Verlag, Mnchen, 1991.

1.

Antennen-Aperturbelegungsfaktor
Handbuch Radar und Radarsignalverarbeitung; Albrecht Ludloff; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1993, S.2-16.

APG => AAQ APG-63(V) [APG-70]

Amercan Eagles; Steve Davis; Air International, April 2004, S.50-55. Future Radar - F-15Cs with advanced radars develop cruise missile defenses, new long-range tactics; David A. Fulghum/Elmendorf AFB, Alaska; AW&ST, October 4, 2004, S.49-51.

1. 2. 3.

Antennenstrahldiagramm

What do you want in Antenna Measurement?; Samuel J. 1. Caprio; MSN, March 1980, S.75-86 Fundamentals of Antenna Test and Evaluation; R. Hartman 2. & J. Berlekamp; MSN&CT, June 1988, S. 8-20. Antenna Theory and Design, 2nd Ed; W.L. Stutzman & G.A. Thiele; John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, 1998, Chapter-9: Antennas in Systems and Antenna Measurements.

Antennenpolarisation, Polarisation

APG-65

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Multiple role Radar designed for F/A-18; Robert E. White Hughes Aircraft; DE, January 1980, S.44-47. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.218. Technische Unterlage von EADS/Ulm, Airborne Systems.

1.

APS-145
Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc, Mendham, NJ, 1998.

1. 2.

APG-68
Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998. Defense Electronics Airborne Radar Directory; DE, May 1991, S.41-47.

1. 2. 3.

APY => AAQ APY-1/2 AWACS Radar

Introduction to Electronic Warfare; D. Curties Schleher, Ph.D.; Artech House, Inc., Nordwood, MA, 1994-Printing. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; Scitech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998. AWACS, Rivet Joint and Joint STARS; David C Isby; AFM, March 2003, S.20-24.

1.

APG-73
Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998.

1. 2. 3.

APG-76
AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.218. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998, S.554. Defense Electronics Airborne Radar Directory; DE, May 1991, S.41-47.

1. 2. 3. 4.

APY-3 JSTARS Radar

Army ISR riflemen get the picture; Kenneth B. Sherman, JED, February 2001, S.39-43. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mandham, NJ, 1998, S.549. Airborne Surveillance Takes Command; Kernan Chaisson; JED, January 1999, S.43-49. AWACS, Rivet Joint and Joint STARS; David C Isby; AFM, March 2003, S.20-24.

1. 2.

APG-79

The APG-79 provides limitless choices operationally; AW&ST, April 21, 2003, S.38-39. Stacking the deck - Neither nimble nor quick, the Super 1. Hornet is a jack-of-all-trades; Bill Sweetman; JED, February 2004, S.30-37. 2.

ARBS => Betankungssonde

EADS CASA entwickelt den Boom von Morgen; Planet AeroSpace, 4/2004, S.47. Advanced Refueling Boom - Europas Tanker-Offensive; Jose Antonio Barragan; Planet AeroSpace 1-2/2005, S.82-87.

1.

APG-80
F-16C/D Block 60 in der Entwicklung - Innere Werte; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, April 2003, S.52-55.

1. 2.

Ariel
European EW: Slowing the march of AN/Dominance; Doug Richardson; JED, September 1998, S.37-45. ARIEL; IECH 2001, S.76.

1. 2.

APN => AAQ APN-241

AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11,1999, S.218. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998.

1. 2.

ARINC
Http://www.arinc.com Arinc Protocol Tutorial (1600100-0027); 27. March 2002, Doc. Revision 1.05; Condor Engineering, Inc., Santa Barbara, CA, USA; http://www.condoreng.com

1. 2. 3.

APR => AAQ APR-39(V)

AN/APR-39 Warning Receiver; ICH, 9th Ed., 1984, S.111. Dalmo Victor builds APR-39; Michael Kachmar - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)13, S.23. Anzeige von Litton Advanced Systems in JED, November 2000, S.17: AN/APR(V)2 Suite of Integrated Sensors and Countermeasures (SISCM). AN/APR-39 Series: Radar Signal Detection Set; IECH 2001, S.207.

1.

ARINC-429
AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993.

1. 2. 3. 4.

ARM, Anti Radiation Missile

Anti-Radar weapon development pushed; AW&ST, January 27, 1975, S.107-114. AT3 Programm to speed Radar geo-locations; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.45-46. New Anti-Radar missile uses dual-mode seeker; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.60. Anti-radiation missile offers European consolidation route; Douglas Barrie, London; AW&ST, May 20, 2002, S.30.

4.

1.

APR-44
AN/APR-44; IECH, 2001Edition, S.208.

1.

APS => AAQ APS-134(V)

AN/APS-134(V) Maritime Surveillance Radar; James M. Smith; Texas Instruments Inc., USA, International Conference Radar 82, London, October 18-21 1982.

1. 2.

Armiger
Moderne Luft/Boden-Bewaffnung der Luftwaffe; K. Hringer & B. Jelinek; SuT, Januar 2003, S.30-36. BGT Bodenseewerk - Ein Unternehmen der Diehl VA Systeme. BGT-Firmnebroschre, Januar 2003.

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4.

5. 6.

ATFLIR testing continues; Ec Monitor - B. Rivers; JED, June 2001, S.37-38. Artillerie 5. Raytheon Awarded $78 M LRIP-2 Contract for ATFLIR Die Artillerieschule; R. Gall & W. Ehrmann; wt 2/96, S.19Targeting Pod; MJ, Aug. 2002, S.37. 23. 6. Scharfer Blick; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Okt. 2002, S.50Die Deutsche Artillerie sucht ihresgleichen; wt II/2002, 53. S.44-48. 7. ATFLIR enters full rate production; Brednan P. Rivers; JED, Die Artillerietruppe im Heer der Zukunft - Aufgaben, January 2004, S.15. Gliederung, Ausrstung und Fhigkeiten; Heinerich Fischer; 8. Stacking the deck - Neither nimble nor quick, the Super SuT, Mai 2002, S.33-42. Hornet is a jack-of-all-trades; Bill Sweetman; JED, February Aufklrungsfhigkeiten der Artillerie im Heer der Zukunft; 2004, S.30-37. Oberst Heinrich Fischer - Artillerieschule; SuT, November 9. Raytheon delivers combat-proven ATFLIR targeting pod; 2002, S.13-18. Defense News; Microwave Journal, September 2004, S.58. Die modernste Artillerie der Welt - und ihre Defizite; Detlef 10. Raytheons ATFLIR supporting combat operations from the H. Keller, Oberstleutnant a.D.; SuT, April 2003, S.24-28. USS John F. Kennedy; Defense News; Microwave Journal, Die Artillerie im Neuen Heer; Heinrich Fischer November 2004, S.51. Brigadegeneral; Strategie und Technik, Mrz 2005, S.25-31.

4.

1.

ASAS

ASRAAM, AIM-132
Collaborative efforts driving European defense programs; Kay Atwal, et al.; DE, August 1992, S.34-44. ASRAAM; IECM 2001; S.227. Asraam delay provides a salutary lesson; Douglas Barrie, London; AW&ST, January 2002, S.44-45. ASRAAM: Inbetriebnahme bei der Royal Air Force; Stephane Ferrard; Planet AeroSpace 1/2003, S.24,25. Air-to-Air Missile Directory 2004; Rob Hewson; Air International, September 2004, S.45-57.

1. Forschen fr Cockpit der nchsten Generation; Christoph Vernaleken - Institut fr Flugsysteme und Regelungstechnik, Technische Universitt Darmstadt; Luft- 2. 3. und Raumfahrt, Nr. 4, Oktober-Dezember 2004, S.22-24.

1. 2.

ASCII
PC-Lexikon; Hans Herbert Schulze; Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag, Hamburg, 1996. Computer Lexikon - Fachwrterbuch; Ausgabe 2002; Microsoft Press Deutschland, Unterschleiheim, 2001.

4. 5.

1.

ASRAD-R
Flugabwehrsystem ASRAD-R; ds; SuT, 2/1999, S.126.

1.

ASDE-X
Avionics Inside; David Hughes; AW&ST, Feb. 19, 2007, S.47.

1. 2.

Assembler, Assemblersprache
PC-Lexikon; Hans Herbert Schulze; Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag, Hamburg, 1996. Computer Lexikon - Fachwrterbuch, Ausgabe 2002; Microsoft Press Deutschland, Unterschleiheim, 2001.

1.

AShM
Anti-Ship MIssiles; Lon Nordeen, AFM, July 2001, S.82-87.

1. 2. 3. 4.

ASN => AAQ ASPIS, Advanced/Airborne Self-Protection Integrated Suite

1.

ASTAC
Greece looks at ASTAC - European Report; Martin Streetly; JED, July 2000, S.18.

; ; , 1997, s.44-51. Greek EW award; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, May 12, 2003, S.26. Hellenic Air Force inks F-16 EW contract; P. Brendan; JED, 1. June 2003, S.30-31. Seit 25 Jahren F-16 Falcon - Neue Falken startklar; Christian 2. Hauser; FLIEGERREVUE, 3/2004, S.26-30.

Aster ASTOR
Joint STARS back in ASTOR race; Martin Streetly - European Report; JED, November 1997, S.18. UK awards ASTOR contract; B. Rivers - EC Monitor; JED, July 1999, S.26-27. ASTOR - Additional data; Martin Streetly - European Report; JED, August 1999, S.20. Raytheon gewinnt ASTOR-Wettbewerb; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, August 1999, S.18. Taking the high ground with ASTOR; Avionics Magazine Aviation Today; February 2000. ASTOR Radar to begin trials during 2001 - European Report; Martin Streetly; JED, October 2000, S.18. EWSP Systems selected for UKs ASTOR program; European Report - Brendan O. Rivers; JED, May 2001, S.18. ASTOR Aircraft makes first flight; european report Brendan P. Rivers; JED, September 2001, S.19. ASTOR takes shape; Tim Ripley; Air International, January 2002, S.37.

1.

ASPJ => ALQ-165 ASQ => AAQ ASQ-213, HARM Targeting System, HTS
Greek F-16s may receive HTS; Martin Streetly -European Report; JED, August 1999, S.20.

3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

1. 2. 3.

ASQ-228 ATFLIR

8. Http://www.raytheon.com/es US Navy selects new F/A-18 Targeting System; EC Monitor; 9. JED, August1998, S.31-32. ATFLIR for F/A-18 readies for integration testing; B. Rivers EC Monitor; JED, May 1999, S.28-29.

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10. Flugzeuge der Welt 2002 - Bombardier (Canadair) Global Express ASTOR; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2002, S.110-111. 11. ASTOR is born; Craig Hoyle - RAF Waddington; Flight International, 11-17 July 2006, S.122-126.

1. 2. 3. 4.

5. 6.

7.

8.

9.

10. 11.

12. 13. 14.

24. Can the Navy avert an air ASW airframe shortfall; James W. Rawles; DE, March 1988, S.59-74. 25. LAMPS lights the way to new Soviel Subs; Paul R. Jaszka; DE, March 1989, S.62-67. 26. Signal Processors give Navy an edge in ASW; J.A. Cochran & C.A. Weaver, Jr.; DE, March 1989, S.79-87. 27. The Electronics of Airborne ASW; Todd Shumway; DE, April. ASW, Airborne Anti-Submarine Warfare 1990, S.68-71. ASW - The deterrent; F. G. Peters - Cubic; EW, July/Aug. 28. ASW planners confront old and new threats; Myron Struck; 1976, S.49-54. DE, July 1991, S.49-57. U-Boot-Funkverkehr mit ELF- ein neuer Anlauf der US Navy; 29. U-Jagd-Sonarsysteme der deutschen Marine, Sachstand Dan Boyle; IWR, 7/1978, S.1149-1151. und Ausblick; Gert Maass; SuT, 12/1995, S.789-794. Computers add new effectiveness to SOCUS/CAESAR; Jim 30. ASW, Anti-Submarine Warfare, Out of the depths; Alan Bussert; DE, October 1979, S.5964. Dawes; Air International, March 2001, S.148-153. The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part III, 31. Western Anti-Submarine Warfare; David Hobbs; Air The ELF Odyssey 1958-1979; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, International, February 2005, S.38-44. Vol.7, No.1, January 1981, S. 26-39. Erratum: The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, The ELF Odyssey; ME/C, Vol.7, No.2, February 1981, S. 28. ATC, Air-Traffic Controll The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part IV: 1. New Techniques to Air-Traffic Control Radars; Charles E. The ELF Odyssey, continued; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Muehe, et al.; Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol.62, No.6, June Vol.7, No.2, February 1981, S. 29-34. 1974, S.716-723. The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part V: 2. Air traffic control radars; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, Blue-Green Laser/Satellite Technology: The search for the January 14, 2002, S.207-209. rainbow; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.3, March 3. Air traffic control radars; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, 1981, S.48-54. January 13, 2003, S.199-201. Anti-Submarine Warfare Oceanography, Part I: Concepts; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.4, April 1981, S.36 ATCAS => ACAS 43,72-73. The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part V: ATE => Mikrowellen-Mess & Testmittel Blue-Green Laser/Satellite Technology: The search for the rainbow, continued; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, ATF, Advanced Tactical Fighter No.4, April 1981, S.44,45,49,69. Radar and Sonar can identify targets; G. C. Gaunaurd, H.M. 1. Sleek, swift, superior; John Haystead; JED, November 1983, S.53-54. berall; MSN, April 1981, S.108-113. 2. ATF programm faces tough challenges; James W. Rawles; The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part V: DE, September 1987, S.61-74. Blue-Green Laser/Satellite Technology: The search for the 3. ATF programm gathers momentum; James W. Rawles; DE, rainbow, conclusion; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, Luly 1988, S.43-51. No.4, May 1981, S.55-58,65,66. 4. ATF speeding through dem/val (phase); James W. Rawles; Anti-Submarine Warfare Oceanography, Part II; Roland J. DE, May 1990, S. 37-41. [dem=demonstration, Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.6, June 1981, S.65,66,68-71. val=validation] Sonar tests based on Bistatic Radar successes; DE, June 5. Northrop-McDonnell fly ATF; Microwaves & RF, 1981, S.101-104. 29(1990)10, S.21. Anti-Submarine Warfare Oceanography, Part III; Roland J.

Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.7, July 1981, S.67-72. 15. Anti-Submarine Warfare Oceanography, Part IIII; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.12, December 1981, S.78-82. 16. P-3C Orion Accomodates System Changes; Tug Wilson; ME/C, Vol.9, No.3, March 1983, S.39-45. 17. Undersea systems - Competition growing in ASW systems market; John F. Judge; DE, March 1985, S.138-146. 18. Versatile P-3C Orion meets growing ASW challenge; Lori A. McClelland; DE, April 1985, S.132-141 19. Antisubmarine Warfare - Versatile P-3C Orion meets growing ASW challenge; Lori A. McClelland; DE, April 1985, S.132-141. 20. Systeme zur U-Bootbekmpfung; Joel S. Wit; Beitrag in Rstung und Sicherheit, Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.104-116. 21. Tough problems in arctic ASW; Dr. Garry M. Jacyna; JED, March 1986, S.37-58. 22. Meeting todays ASW challenge; John C. Dale, Fred W. Weidmann; DE, June 1986, S.91-97. 23. The Case for the Air-Transportable Towed Array; Marc Liebman; DE, April 1987, S.140-153.

1.

ATFLIR => ASQ-228 ATIRCM => ALQ-212 ATM

Kommunikation: ATM ComputerSysteme GmbH - Partner fr kundenspezifische Problemlsungen; Tec-Knowledge;wt III/2002, S.22-25.

1. 2.

Atmosphre
Enzyklopdie Naturwissenschaft und Technik, Band A-D; Verlag Moderne Industrie, Mnchen, 1979. Troposcatter flourishes between Satcom and Terrestrial LOS Systems (Review); MSN, November 1980, S.19-26.

1.

Atmosphrische Verluste
Die Radargleichung, Ableitung, Parameter, Formen, Beispiele; Werner Gerlitzki; AEG-Telefunken, Dokument N 14/1138, Ausgabe 577(Gr).

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2. 3.

4. 5. 6.

Coping with Rain above 11 GHz (Attenuation); Fulvio Ananasso; MSN, March 1980, S.58-72. Prototype Tests Secure Millimeter Communications (Millimeter Receiver); Paul G. Steffes & Ronald A. Meck; MSN, October 1980, S.59-68. Computer Programm Predicts Rain Attenuation; George V. Kinal; MSN, August 1981, S.118-119. Atmospheric Attenuation; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.387. The application of Imaging Sensors to Aircraft landings in adverse weather; Stuart W. Greenwood - Uni of Maryland; MJ, September 1992, S.80-89.

3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

8.

Aufklrungsverbund, Nachrichtengewinnung und Aufklrung; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, I/2000, S.80-85. EADS maximiert Leistungen fr den Informationsverbund der Streitkrfte; H.W.S:; wt, IV/2000, S.248-250. Aufklrung der Bundeswehr im nationalen Verbund; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, I/2003, S.82-85. Seefernaufklrung aus der Luft tut Not! Gottfried Reichert; wt, I/2003, S.93-99. Die Strategische Aufklrung in der Bundeswehr; Strategische Aufklrung warum und wozu; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt II/2004, S.24-34. Der erste SAR-Lupe-Satellit im All; Sascha Lange; SuT, Februar 2007, S.14-16.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Atmosphrische Effekte
Atmospheric Effects on Radio Wave Propagation; Part I; John B. Beach; DE, December 1979, S.95-98. Atmospheric Effects on Radio Wave Propagation; Part II; John B. Beach; DE, February 1980, S.75-83. Atmospheric Effects on IR/EO Propagation; Part III; John B. Beach; DE, April 1980, S.77-85. Computerized Data Help Predict Anomalous Propagation (Review); Stefan Geisenheyner; MSN, April 1982, S.45-46. A practical guide to anomalous propagation, Part 1; Harvey Ko - John Hopkins Uni, Laurel, MD; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)4, S.71-76. Guide EM waves with atmospheric ducts; J.B. Knorr - Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)5, S.67-70. Dont let ducting clutter system specs, Part 2; Harvey Ko John Hopkins Uni, Laurel, MD; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)6, S.103-108. How accurate is range correction? Gregory Robertshaw, Mitre Corp., Bedford, MA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)3, S.129-132. Communications EW, Part 2 - HF Propagation; Dave Adamy; JED, July 2003, S.64-65.

1.

Auswertung
Begriffe der Elektronischen Kampffhrung; Herausgegeben von DaimlerChrysler Aerospace AG, Fhrung und Kommunikation, Ulm, 1999.

1. 2.

Autoflug GmbH
Autoflug GmbG & Co; Peter Streubel; wt I/2000, S.96. Sicherheit hat einen Namen AUTOFLUG; Marketing Sektion, WT-Profil; wt, IV/2000, S.123-126.

6.

1. 2.

Autopilot
Cockpit-Instrumente; Peter Bachmann; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1998. Avionics for the Pilot; Joe Johnston; Airlife Publishing Ltd, Shrewsbury, UK, 1998.

7.

8.

1.

AV-8B, Harrier

9.

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

AV-8B Harrier II moves into the field with the Marines; J.F.J.; DE, December 1984, S.84, 87. 2. The Navys new electronic look; Scott R. Gourley; DE, June 1990, S.92-97. 3. Classics compared - 3: Sea Hawk and Sea Harrier; Jon Lake; Air International, December 1999, S.346-356. Atomuhren 4. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Boeing AV-8B Fundamentals of Time and Frequency Standards; HewlettHarrier II; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. Packard Application Note 52-1, Rev. October 1974. 5. Flugzeuge, Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Cesium clocks keep the world on time; Helmut Hellwig Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001, S.98. Frequency and Time Systems, Beverly, MA; Microwaves & 6. Flugzeuge der Welt, 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch RF, 24(1985)9, S.131-138. Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001, S.90-91. Atomic oscillator fits in your palm; Barry E. Manz - Chief 7. Sea Harrier - Falklands veteran; David Hobbs; Air Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)4, S.127-128. International, May 2002, S.298-301. Microprocessor governs cesium frequency standard; 8. RAF combat aircraft; Dave Willis; AFM, November 2002, Product of Frequency and Time Systems, Beverly, MA; S.38-45. Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)10, S.131. 9. Evolution of the Harrier II; Lt Col Michael K Hile; AIR Reap unseen benefits from NAVSTAR-GPS; Hugo Fruehauf International, January 2004, S.16-20. Ball, Irvine, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)12, S.113-117. 10. Flightline: BAE Systems Sea Harrier; Flugrevue, Dezember Compact atomic source has high stability - Product of 2004, S.37-40. EG&G Frequency Products, Salem, MA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)13, S.160-161.

Avionik, Avionics

1.

ATR 72 ASW
Turkey selects ATR 72 ASW; News, Air Forces Monthly, March 2005, S.8.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

1. 2.

Aufklrung - Reconnaissance
Shooting with sensors: Tac Recce shifts to the Fighters; Brendan P. Rivers; JED, September1999, S.37-43. The future of ISR; Brendan P. Rivers; JED, December1999, S.37-41.

Planning beginns for V/STOL Avionics; James Fawcette; EW/DE, February 1978, S.48-52. Avionics design requires standardization; EW/DE, February 1978, S.54-59. Air Force Avionics Lab research; James E. Adair - Wright Patterson AFB, OH; MJ, May 1978, S.30-32. Avionics for the 1980s; ME/C, Vol.4, No.6, June 1978, S.2027. Avionics Frequencies are jumping; EW/DE, November 1978, S.68-69.

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9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

Airborne Electronics in the Age of High-Speed Integrated Circuits; Jim Martin; DE, July 1980, S:53-60. Luck and Foresight Mold Avionics Evolution (OPinion); Irving M. Gottlieb; MSN, March 1982, S.34,39. From Cockpit to conference room - and back again; Joseph K. Black - Werner Robins AFB Air Logistics Center; JED, November 1983, S.31-35. Avionics systems dont fail, components and board fail; Michael Kachmar; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.38. F-20 Avionics - Tigershark Avionics on target; Bruce Gumble; DE, April 1985, S.107-113. Air Force standardizing Avionics; Maj. Gen. George Monahan, Jr.; DE, August 1985, S.120-130. Strengthening Americas air arm - Critical Programm Reviews: Aicraft & Avionics; DE, July 1986, S.129-142. Tight budgets boost Avionics retrofit market; Don Dugdale; DE, May 1987, S.48-53. AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993.

15. Avionics - The brains of an aircraft - Avionics Product Spotlight; DE, March 1995, S.26-29. 16. Avionics upgrades enhance aircraft and aircrew capabilities; Curt Alway; DE, July 1995, s.18-21. 17. Fundamentals of Fighter Design, Part 8 - Avionics I; Ray Whitford; Air International, May 1997, S.276-281. 18. Fundamentals of Fighter Design, Part 9 -Avionics II; Ray Whitford; Air International, July 1997, S.47-54. 19. Safety the prime issue in commercial avionics; David Steigman, Teal Croup; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.203-204. 20. Lightening the load, past & present, Part 1; Mike Hirst; Air International, November 2003, S.82-86. 21. Lightening the load, past & present, Part 2; Mike Hirst; Air International, December 2003, S.40-42.

1.

AVR-2
AVR-2; IECM, 2001 Edition, S.209.

AWACS => E-3 A/C

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B

1. 2. 3.

B Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen B-1B Lancer

8. 9.

B-1 der neue Hyberschallbomber fr die USAF; SuT, 5/1971, S.252-253. 10. Boeing (Rockwell) B-1B Lancer; SuT, Januar 2003, S.29-30. Aircraft of the USAF; Mark Ayton; AFM, August 2003, S.7211. 87.

1. 2. 3.

B-2 Spirit

12.

B-2 Spirit - Stealthy global bomber; Robert F Dorr; AFM, May 2002, S.42-47. 13. Aircraft of the USAF; Mark Ayton; AFM, August 2003, S.7287. Northrop Grumman awarded contract for B-2 Radar 14. modernization; Defense News; Microwave Journal, November 2004, S.52. 15.

B-52 Stratofortress
1. 2.

Boeing B-52H Stratofortress; Jon Lake; Air International, May 2001, S.286-293. 16. Aircraft of the USAF; Mark Ayton; AFM, August 2003, S.7287.

Spread-Sprectum devices cater to new systems; Roger D. Colvin; Microwaves, 20(1981)2, S.65-67,71,74,80. Spread-Spectrum Radios thwart hostile jammers; Marc Spellman - Harris, Melbourne, FL; Microwaves, 20(1981)9, S.85-90. 3 Spread Spectrum Systems serve nearly all C aspects; MSN, April 1982, S.78-91. Spread Spectrum use likely to expand; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, January 3, 1983, S.55-58. Improved matched filters sharpen spread spectrum, Part 1; George D. OClock, Jr. Professor, Mankato State University, MN; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)9, S.125-129. Matched-filter SNR boosts performance, Part 2; George D. OClock, Jr. Professor, Mankato State University, MN; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)10, S.91-94,126. Receiver IC buttresses spread-spectrum systems; Leendert B. Quist - RF Micro Devices, Greensboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)5, S.215-222. Spread-spectrum system provides positioning data; Fu-Nian Ku - Hughes Network Systems, Germantown, MD; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)3, S.63-68. Test group focuses on spread spectrum; Victor Perrote Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.121-122.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

BAE SYSTEMS

1.

Barittdioden
Baritt diodes advance to Ka Band; P.N. Frg & J. Freyer - TU Munich; Microwaves, 20(1981)4, S.61-65. Baritt-Dioden fr das V-band; U. Gttich; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.1, 1987, S.37-40. Mikrowellentechnik, Bd.2; Erich Pehl; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1989, S.234.

Http://www.baesystems.com BAe and MES merge; Martin Streetly - European Report; 2. JED, January 2000, S.18. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002. 3. IECH 2001, S.352. Top 25 EW 2001; B. Callan & M. Lynch; JED, May 2001, S.59-52. BAE SYSTEMS; Peter Preylowski - Oberst a.D.; SuT, 2/2000, 1. S.99.

Barometrischer Hhenmesser
Funkortung und Funknavigation; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1995, S.138. AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993, S.195. Enzyklopdie Naturwissenschaft und Technik; Bd E-J; Verlag Moderne Industrie, Mnchen, 1980, S.1865. Jagdflugzeuge - Die modernen Typen; Mike Spick; Motorbuchverlag, Stuttgart, 1999, S.9. Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Modern Fighters, Pegasus Publishing Ltd, Limpsfield, 1999.

1.

Bandspreizung - Spread Spectrum, SS

A Spread Spectrum ranging technique for aerospace vehicles; R.C. Dixon - TRW Systems, CA; Reprint from a paper in the 20th Annual Southwestern IEEE Conf. and Exhibition Rec., April 17-19, 1968 and published by TRW. Spektrale Spreizung als Multiplex-Verfahren - Eine Einfhrung; Michael Aldinger, et al. - AEG, Ulm; NTZ 28(1975) H.3, S.79-88. Spread Spectrum Techniques are revolutionizing communications; C. L. Cuccia; MSN, September 1977, S.37. Jamming low power Spread Spectrum Radar; Gilbert R. Johnson; EW/DE, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.103-112. Abhr- und strfester Funkverkehr durch Breitbandspreizung; G.S. Sundaram; IWR, 3/1978, S.433434. Spread Spectrum: Principles and possible application to spectrum utilization and allocation; William F. Utlaut; IEEE Communications Society Magazine, September 1978, S.2130. Understanding low power Spread Spectrum Radars; Gilbert R. Johnson; EW/DE, November 1978, S.75-77.

2.

3. 4.

2.

3. 4. 5.

1.

Barracuda
Unbemannter UAV Demonstrator erffnet EADS neue Technologieperspektiven; Wolfram Wolff; Mforum, Mai 2006, S.4-7.

6.

1. 2.

Batterie
Brockhaus - Naturwissenschaften und Technik; Bd.1.A-Ek.1989 & Bd.2.El-In.-1989. PC-Lexikon; Hans Herbert Schulze; Rowohlt, Hamburg, 1996.

7.

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Computer Lexikon - Fachwrterbuch, Ausgabe 2002; Microsoft Press Deutschland, Unterschleiheim, 2001.

1.

1.

Baud, Bd
Nachrichtentechnik, bertragung und Verarbeitung; Herter - Rcker; Carl Hansen Verlag, Mnchen Wien, 1976, S.140.

2.

1.

BAW, Bulk Acoustic Wave

3.

2.

BAW devices fit compact delay lines; E. Kirchner - Teledyne Microwave, Mountain View, CA, et al.; Microwaves & RF, 4. 27(1988)2, S.139-150. Storing analog signals is easy as BAW; Anzeige der Firma Andersen Laboratorien in MSN, February 2002, Rckseite des Deckblatts.

Calculate bit error rate for digital radio signal transmission; Jorgen Sandberg - ESA, The Netherlands; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)6, S.97-106. Gauge bit-error rate as function of signal-to-noise ratio; Robert J. Kerczewski, et al. - Nat. Aeronautics and Space Administration, Cleveland, OH; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)2, S.107-113. BER analyzer checks com system data - product of SyntheSys Research, Menlo Park, CA; Jack Browne Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.126. Photonik, Grundlagen, Komponenten und Systeme; Prof. Dr. Jrgen Jahns - Fern-Universitt Hagen; Oldenburg Verlag Mnchen Wien, 2001.

Blitzschutz
Von Blitz getroffen - mehr Schutz fr Elektronik und neue Werkstoffe; Planet AeroSpace, Nr. 3/2003, Juli-AugustSeptember, S.14-17. Wenn der Blitz einschlgt - Keine Angst vor elektrischen Entladungen; Flug Revue, November 2007, S.90-93.

1. 2.

Beugung, Diffraktion
Physik; 14. Auflage, Gerthsen-Kneser-Vogel; SpringerVerlag, Berlin, 1982. College Physics; 6th Ed.; Sears - Zemansky - Young, Addison-Wesley Publ. Company, 1985.

1.

2.

1. 2.

BGT
http://www.bgt.de Diehl VA Systems - Leistungstrger fr Verteidigungssysteme und Avionik - BGT Bodenseewerk; SuT, September 2001, S.35-37. BGT Bodenseewerk - Ein Unternehmen der Diehl VA Systeme; Firmenbroschre, berlingen, 2003. Diehl VA Systeme - Verteidigung und Avionik; berlingen, 2003.

1.

Bluetooth
CeBIT - Die Zukunft hat schon begonnen, Trend Funkbertragung - Bluetooth; Klaus Buch; SuT, Juli 2001, S.55-57.

3. 4.

1.

BMEWFS
UK BMEWS to Raytheon; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)8, S.65.

1.

Bodenwellen - Ground Waves

Satellitenortung und Navigation; Werner Mansfeld; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1998, S. 67.

1. 2. 3.

BIGSTAF (Breitbandiges, Intergriertes Gefechtsstand-Fernmeldenetz)

Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatscheck (Hrsg); Report-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1999. 1. Der Funknetzanteil BIGSTAF; Michael Stoof, Typenbegleitoffizier von BIGSTAF; SuT, 10/2000, S.655-659. BIGSTAF, Breitbandiges, Integriertes GefechtsstandFernmeldenetz;HJW; wt, II/2002, S.35.

Boden-Radar
DoD turns to GaAs technology for ground-based radars; John Rhea - Freelance Writer; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)5, S.47-53.

1. 2.

Boeing

3.

1. Bikonische, Doppelkonische Dipolantennen EM Systems, Model A6432: EM Systems, Inc., Santa Anna, 2. Sunnyvale, CA, Antennas & Direction Finding Systems, S.39. 3. Watkins-Johnson, Model WJ-8549: Watkins-Johnson 4. Company, San Jose, CA, Antennas und Antenna Systems, S.42/43. EM Systems, Model A6277: EM Systems, Inc., Santa Anna, 5. Sunnyvale, CA, Antennas & Direction Finding Systems, S.42. 6.

1. 2.

BiLog-Antennen
Neues von Rohde & Schwarz, Heft 165 (1999/V), S.18-19. What to look for in an EMC Antenna; Tim Williams; 1999 Annual Reference Guide, Compliance Engineering European Ed., S.77-80.

1.

BITE
AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Ltd, 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993.

Bitfehlerrate, BER

AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999. JED, February 2001, S.75. Flugzeuge der Welt 2001; Glaudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001. US Strategic Bombers; Robert F. Dorr; AFM, July 2001, S.2631. Wolf in sheeps clothing - Boeing 737 military derivatives, Part 1; Jon Lake; Air International, December 2003, S.60-64. Wolf in sheeps clothing - Boeing 747, 757 and 767 military derivatives, Part 2; Jon Lake; Air International, March 2004, S.48-53. 7. Wolf in sheeps clothing - Boeing 707 and 727 military derivatives, Part 3; Jon Lake; Air International, May 2004, S.52-56. 8. Boeing KC-767: A new Stratotanker? Air International, October 2004, S.38-41. 9. GEnx gegen Trent 1000; Triebwerkswettbewerb bei den neuen Airlinern; Patrick Hoeveler; FLUG REVUE, April 2005, S.86-87. 10. Boeing KC-767: Pumped for action; Guy Norris, et al.; Flight International, 11-17 July 2006, S.91-97. 11. Radar on Auto; David Hughes; AW&ST, July 3, 2006, S.5053.

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12. All-in-One Surveillance; David Hughes; AW&ST, July 3, 2006, S.53-54.

1.

Boeing 737 AEW&C Wedgetail

Kleines AWACS mit groer Leistung; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE; Mrz 2005, S.58-62.

12. 50 Years of Boeing Jetliners; Ian Goold; Air International, August 2004, S.35-50. 13. Der Einsatz von Bombern im 21. Jahrhundert; Alain Berger; Fliegerkalender - Internationales Jahrbuch der Luft- und Raumfahrt 2005, Verlag E.S. Mitter & Sohn, Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, S.127-136.

1.

Boeing 777
Gegenangriff mit dem Worldliner - Roll-out der Boeing 777-200 RL; Sebastian Steinke; Revue, April 2005, S.22-26.

1. 2.

Braggzellempfnger - Bragg Cell Receiver

Interaction between light and sound; Robert Adler; IEEE Spectrum, May 1967, S.42. Acoustooptic Deflection Materials and Techniques; Naoya Uchida and Nobukazu Niizeki; Proc. Of the IEEE, Vol. 61, No. 8, August 1973, S.1073. All about Bragg Cells; EW, July/Aug. 1976, S.37. The D-70R as a Broadband, Wide-Open Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer; ICH, 2nd Ed., June 1976/77, S.402-404. Real-Time Spectrum Analysis Using Bragg Cell Techniques; ICH, 2nd Ed., June 1976/77, S.564-567. Acousto-optics light the path to broadband ESM receiver design; Steven Peliotis; Microwaves, 16(1977)9, S.54. Optical Channelized Receiver Applications to Radar; Richard A. Coppock, u.a.; SPIE Vol. 128, Effective Utilization of Optics in Radar Systems (1977), S.234. Bragg Cells Spur Interest in Analog Processing for Surveillance Receivers; DE, April 1978, S.60. Bragg Cell RF Signal Processing; R.A. Coppock, et al. - GTE Sylvania, Mountain View; MJ, September 1978, S.62- 65. Integrated optical spectrum analyzer: an imminent chip; Dean B. Anderson; IEEE spectrum, December 1978, S.22. Bragg Cells Arrive; MSN, September 1979, S.122. Acousto-optical Processing Opens New Vistas in Surveillance and Warning Receivers; William S. Oakley; DE, October 1979, S.91-101. Acousto-Optics Advance ESM; J.H. Collins; MSN, December 1979, S.37-44. Sensor Spectrum Analyzer Developed; Benjamin M. Elson; AW&ST, March 1980, S.81. Integrated Optical RF Spectrum Analyzer; D. Mergerian & E.C. Malarkey; MJ, September 1980, S.37. Acousto-Optics - A Review of Fundamentals; Adrianus Korpel; Proc. Of IEEE, Vol. 69, No.1, January 1981, S.48. Acousto-Optic Signal Processing: Convolution and Correlation; William T. Rhodes; Proc. of the IEEE, Vol. 69, No. 1, January 1981, S.65. Microwave Acoustic Advances; MSN, May 1981, S.78. Optics Integrated for Processing; MSN, May 1981, S.92. Optical Signal Processing; David Casasent; Electro-Optical Systems Design; June 1981, S.39. Interferometric spectrum analyzer; A. Vander Lugt; Applied Optics, Vol.20, No.16, 15 August 1981, S.2770. Acousto-Optic Processing Increases EW Capabilities; B.J. Berg, M.W. Casseday, and I.J. Abramovitz; MSN, February 1982, S.106-118. Optics Processing Is Going to Burgeon in the Next Decade; Richard Hartman und Dr. John Grisby; DE, April 1982, S.35. Acousto-Optic Bragg Cells Speed EW Signal Processing; Charles L. Grasse and David L. Brubaker; MSN, January 1983, S.53-69. Surveillance Receiver Uses Bragg Cell System; Alan Seward (Defence Research Establishment); MSN, September 1983, S.64A-64I. Acoustooptics may replace electronic processing; M. Lawrence - British Aerospace, Bristol, UK; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)11 (November), S.81-86.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Boeing 787
Fr den Punkt-zu-punkt-Verkehr: Boeing 787 Dreamliner; Karl-Dieter Sefert; FLIEGERREVUE, 4/2005, S.10-13. Boeing 787: Integrations next step; James W. Ramsey; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, June 2005. Boeing 787: Luftfahrtelektronik neuer Generation; Joseph Wlad & Wind River; Luft- und Raumfahrt, 4/2005, S.28-30. Halbzeit fr die 787; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, September 2005, S.22-26. Boeing Stellt 787-Cockpit vor; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, November 2005, S.34-35. Dreierbande; Patrick Hoeveler; FLUG REVUE, Dezember 2005, S.85-86. B787 Cockpit: Boeings Bold Move; David Jensen; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, November 2005. Dreamliner Premiere - Roll-out in Everett; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, September 2007, S.24-29. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

1.

BOL Countermeasures Dispenser

Technische Firmenunterlage BOL Countermeasures Dispenser, 6794B 01-10 HRLA; Saab Avionics, Jrflla, Schweden.

13. 14. 15. 16. 17.

1.

Bomben
Aircraft armament; Roy Braybrook; Air International; November 2003, S.88-92.

1.

Bomber

B-1 der neue Hyerschallbomber fr die USAF; SuT, 5/1971, S.252-253. 2. Blackjack and Beyond; Malcolm Davis; Air International, November 1998, S.274-278. 3. New roles for the bone; Lt Col George A Larson, USAF (Rtd); Air International, December 1998, S. 4. Heavy bombers: Last roundup; Richard Aboulafia - Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.20. 5. Air Force Special - Militrfuftfahrt heute, No.2; GeraNova Zeitschriftenverlag GmbH, Mnchen, 2000-2. 6. Boeing B-52H Stratofortress; Jon Lake; Air International, May 2001, S.286-293. 7. US Strategic Bombers; Robert F. Dorr; Air Forces Monthly, July 2001, S.26-31. 8. Bombers attract renewed interest; Richard Aboulafia, Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book; January 14, 2002, S.24. 9. Renaissance of the heavy bomber? Carlo Kopp; Air International, May 2003, S.44-48. 10. Litening Strike; Air Forces Monthly, June 2003, S.12. 11. Die drei Musketiere; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juni 2004, S.38-44.

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27. Second Generation Bragg Cell Receiver; John Yarborough; JED, October 1985, S.101. 28. Acousto-Optic Channelized Receiver; I.C. Chang; MJ, March 1. 1986, S.141-157. 29. Siemens Testing new RWRs, Elint Equipment for 2. Multinational Aircraft; AW&ST, February 16, 1987, S.71. 30. Siemens, Defence Report, No 23, Electronics for Defence, 3. Special Issue for Paris - Le Bourget Air Show, June 1987.

Bus
IEEE standard digital interface for programmable instrumentation; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.374-380. Mux Bus Tester Surfaces; Louis A. Ciasulli; DE, August 1979, S.88-93. Bussysteme, Parallele und Serielle Bussysteme in Theorie und Praxis; Georg Frber (Hrsg.); Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, Wien, 1984. System control of VHF/UHF Receivers; C:E: Dexter & T. W. Goodell; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.12, No.6, Nov./Dec. 1985. Industry standard buses find military role; Stewart A. Dewar; DE, August 1987, S.53-64. Advanced bus analyzer meets MIL-STD-1553; Interface technology Product; DE, February 1988, s.106. Test-Systems architecture for the future; Joseph DePond HP; MSN&CT, August 1988, S.42-50. VXIbus compatible instrument operates in the Microwave Frequency range; Racal-Dana Instruments; MSN, January 1989, S.50-52. Choosing a military backplane Bus for the 90s and beyond; Sheila Galatowitsch; DE, May 1991, S.25-39. AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993. Military Bus Technology; Choosing a Military Backplane Bus for the '90s and Beyond; Sheila Galatowitsch; DE, May 1991, S.25. Taschenbuch der Hochfrequenztechnik; Bd 1, Grundlagen; 5te Auflage; Meinke-Gundlach; Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1992. Hop on board the PCI bus; F. Casagni & T. Rarich; DE, March 1995, S.20-22.

1. 2.

Firmenunterlagen
Itek Applied Technology: Bragg Cell L500, 6/79. Itek Applied Technology: Bragg Cell L1000, DS-249.

4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

1. 2.

Brechung, Refraktion
Physik; 14. Auflage, Gerthsen - Kneser - Vogel; SpringerVerlag, Berlin, 1982. College Physics; Sears - Zemansky - Young, 6th Ed., Addison-Wesley Publ. Company, 1985.

Breguet BR 1150 Atlantic

Flugzeuge der Welt, heute - morgen; W. Green & D. Punnett; Werner Classen Verlag, Zrich/Stuttgart, 1971. Atlantic M4 - das neue Seeaufklrungs- und U-JagdFlugzeug der franzsischen Marine; IWR, 1/1979, S.115117. Die Kampfwertsteigerung der Breguet Atlantic; Joachim Schulze-Lauen; wt, 5/87/, S.38-40. Nutzungsdauerverlngerung (NDV) Breguet 1150 Atlantic; SuT, 12/1999, S.734. MPA - Wie sieht der Nachfolger aus? Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, IV/1999, S.68-71. Breguet 1150 Atlantic; SuT, Dezember 2001, S.39. Wettbewerb um den Atlantic-Nachfolger; Karl Schwarz, FLUG REVUE, Oktober 2002, S.58-59. Marineflieger Atlantics; S. De Graef & R. Borremans; AFM, Issue 177, December 2002, S.48-52. Seefernaufklrung aus der Luft tut Not! Gottfried Reichert; wt, I/2003, S.93-99. Im Wettbewerb um die Atlantic-Nachfolge; pp; SuT, April 2003, S.63. Einsatz vor Mogadishu; Kaj-Gunnar Sievert; FLIEGERREVUE, 7/2003, S.24-27. Atlantique replacement up in the air; Europear Report, Michal Fiszer; JED, July 2003, S.23. Naval Air Wing 3 - Graf Zeppelin; Mark Ayton; Air Forces Monthly, February 2005, S.58-63. Orion lst Atlantic ab; Rainer Schmid; FLIEGERREVUE, 3/2005, S.30. 9. 10.

3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

11.

12.

13.

1.

Butler-Matrix => Antennen

Funkpeiltechnik; Grabau & Pfaff; Francksche Verlagshandlung, Stuttgart, 1989. Beitrag von M. Uhlmann Peilverfahren fr Radar-EloUM-Empfnger, S. 219-239.

1.

BWB
Die Dienststellen im Geschftsbereich des Bundesamtes fr Wehrtechnik und Beschaffung; Dr. Manfred Schober; wt, I/2001, S.65-66. Das BWB auf dem Weg in eine neue Struktur; Dr. Manfred Schober; SuT, Dezember 2001, S.9-62. Das BWB und seine Dienststellen; N. Frtsch & S. Hischke; SuT, September 2002, S.35-41. Die Zielstruktur des BWB im Jahr 2006; SuT, Dezember 2002, S.9-15. Das neue BWB; Volker Schmitt; wt II/2003, S.9-14. Dientstellen des BWB; SuT, Dezember 2004, S.12-17.

2. 3. 4.

1. 2. 3.

Breitbandantennen => Antennen

Breitband-Antennen; G. Dubost & S. Zisler; R. Oldenburg 5. Verlag, Mnchen, Wien, 1977. 6. AEL, American Electronic Laboratories, Inc.: Antennas, Antenna Masts, Mounts and Adapters, 1987. Rohde & Schwarz, Catalog 1999/2000, Antennen HF - VHF - 1. UHF - SHF, Mnchen, 1999. Breitbandempfnger = > Empfnger Brimstone Brimstone; IECM 2001, S.244. 2.

BWO
BWOs power mm-wave sweep generators - Product of ELVA-1, Petersburg, Russia; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)2, S.156. BWOs tune across mm-wave applications - Product of ELVA-1, Petersburg, Russia; Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)9, S.156.

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1. 2.

C Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen C-5 Galaxy

Transportflugzeuge; Achim Figgen, Diethmar Plath & Brigitte Rothfischer; Bechtermnz Verlag, Augsburg, 2000. Upgraded C-5M debut; Flight International, 23-29 May 2006, S.4.

6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

1. 2. 3.

C-17A Globemaster III

Flugzeuge - Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2000, S.145. Strategic success story; Mark Nichols; AFM, January 2000, S.56-61. Boeing C-17A, Globmaster III - Das Transportflugzeug fr das 21. Jahrhundert; Peter Preylowski - Oberst a.D.; SuT, Oktober 2001, S.26. Boeing C-17A, Globmaster III; Peter Preylowski- Oberst a.D.; Beitrag in: Flieger-Kalender 2002, Mittler, Berlin Bonn, 2001, S.80. Flugzeuge der Welt 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag; Stuttgart, 2001, S.84. Boeing C-17 A Globemaster III; FLUGREVUE, April 2003, S.47-50. Aircraft of the USAF; Mark Ayton; AFM, August 2003, S.7287. Boeing C-17A Globmaster III; Typenblatt; Soldat und Technik, Februar 2004, S.43-44.

4.

5. 6. 7. 8.

16.

USAF Herks; Rene J Francillon; Air International, February 2001, S.80-84. Keep on truckin; Lt Cdr Rick Burgess USN (Ret); AFM, June 2003, S.76-82. C-130J - auf dem Weg nach oben; Hristian Hauser; FLIEGERREVUE, 1/2003, S.26-30. Aircraft of the USAF; Mark Ayton; AFM, August 2003, S.7287. Hercules on skies; Kaj-Gunnar Sievert; Air International, January 2004, S.26-28, 50 Jahre im Einsatz. Hercules - die Legende; Rainer W. During; FLIEGERREVUE, 10/2004, S.28-30. Hercules evolution - RAF C-130Js in service; Dino Carrara; Air International, October 2004, S.56-60. Hercules-Aufgabe; Karl Schwarz; Flugrevue, Dezember 2004, S.6-13. Royal Air Force Transports of today; Jon Lake; Air Forces Monthly, January 2005, S.24-29. Military/Civil interoperability extented scope for CNS/ATC; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2005. Little Rocks J; Warren E Thompson; AFM, April 2005, S.2832.

1. 2. 3. 4.

C-160 Transall
Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg.); Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 1999. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik; SuT, 12/2000, S.791-802. Flugzeuge - Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2000, S.205. Transall C-160 ... Von den Anfngen deutsch-franzsischer Zusammenarbeit; Gerard Frison; Planet AeroSpace, Nr.2. Januar-Mrz 2001, S.60-63. Ein Arbeitspferd feiert Jubilum; FLUGREVUE, Januar 2002, S.63. Vor vierzig Jahren: Erstflug der Transall; Peter Preylowski Redakteur, Oberst a.D.; SuT, Februar 2003, S.40-41. Transall C160: Sie verlieh der deutsch-franzsischen Zusammenarbeit Flgel; Wolfgang Mhlbauer;Planet AeroSpace, Nr. 2/2003, April-Mai-Juni, S.66-69. Transall C 160; Flightline; FLUG REVUE, September 2004, S.53-56.

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C-27J Spartan
Replacing Australias Caribou; Roy Braybrook; Air International, October 1997, S.209-213. Flugzeuge - Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2000, S.12. Flugzeuge der Welt 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag; Stuttgart, 2001, S.38. Italian military transport tested in Singapore skies; D. M. North; AW&ST, April 29, 2002, S.72-74. Spartan in name only; Jeff Rhodes & Malcolm English; Air International, December 2004, S.44-46. Special Spartan; Andy Natvi, Gaselle, Italien; AW&ST, September 10, 2007, S.60-62. Show Off - Putting the C-27J through straight-and-narrow and downright show-stopping paces; Andy Natvi, Gaselle, Italien; AW&ST, September 10, 2007, S.62-64.

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8.

1. 2.

CAD, Computer Aided Design

Synthesize Amplifiers Exactly; Les Besser; MSN, October 1979, S.28-40. Large-Signal characterization plus computer graphics aid Oscillator design (Oscillator CAD); M. J. Howes & R. D. Pollard; MSN, October 1979, S.42-57. CAD optimizes broadband Amplifiers; Y. Aral & Y. Tokumitse; MSN, October 1979, S.58-63, 78-79. Exact synthesis Designs Networks; Les Besser; MSN, November 1979, S.130-131. Computer simplifies impedance matching, Part IV; G. Szentirmai & L. Besser; MSN, February 1980, S.72-78. Enhance S-Parameter accuracy; Michael Hillbun; MSN, March 1980, S.89-93.

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C-130 Hercules
Hercules rejuvenated; Dave Allport; Air International, December 1999, S.367-370. USAF Modernizing C-130 Fleet; B. Rivers, JED, January 2000, S.25. The modernized Herc; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, July 2000. Flugzeuge - Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2000, S.138. Flugzeuge der Welt 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001, S.210.

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10.

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14.

CAD system solves bottlenecks in VLSI design flow; David M. Russell; DE, November 1984, S.87, 90. Computer -aided engineering close-up; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)13 (December), S.57. Microwave circuit layout: A dynamic plot emerges; Steven L. March - Compact Software, Round Rock, TX; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)13 (December), S.59-62,158-161. High-frequency CAD comes out of the lab and onto the shelf; Les Besser - Microwve Educational Programs, Los Altos, CA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)13 (December), S.6569. The Software selector: A guide to RF and microwave CAD; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)13 (December), S.70-95. CAD packeges improve circuit-optimization methods; U. L. Rohde; MSN&CT, May 1985, S.117-135. Network synthesis CAD programm applied to RF and Microwave Circuit design - Part 1; Max W. Medley Jr EEsof; MSN&CT, January 1987, S.97-107. CAD-Anwendungen im Bereich der Mikrowellen; Prof. Fred Gardiol; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.1, 1987, S.30-36.

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CAE Elektronik GmbH

18. Quebec Aerospace - A world-class center of excellence in Canada; AW&ST, Special Advertising Section, May 15, 2005, 19. S.S1-S11.

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Canards
Foreplanes - Foremost or should the tail wag the dog? Neville Beckett; Air International, May 1999, S.309-315.

20. 21.

1. 2. 3. 4.

CASA C-295, CN-235

Replacing Australias Caribou; Roy Braybrook; Air International, October 1997, S.209-213. CASA C-295; Air International, September 1999, S.177. Flugzeuge der Welt 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001, S.122. CN-235 und C-295: Vielseitigkeit zahlt sich aus; Planet AeroSpace, Nr. 3/2003, Juli-August-September, S.54. 22.

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1.

CASCADE

Europes CASCADE: Blueprint for data link services; George 26. Marsh; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, April 2006. 27.

1.

Cassegrain Antenne, Doppelreflektorantennen

A Dual Reflector Antenna Scans Many Beamwidths without 28. Loss of Gain, Resolution or Sidelobe Level; George Skahill; 29. MJ, March 1988, S. 129-139.

1.

CAT
Kopf hoch! Blickfelddarstellung in Airlinern; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, September 2005, S.34-35.

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

CC, C2, CCC, C3, C3CM, C3I, C4I, und C4ISR

32. 3 C : The big picture; Countermeasures, March 1977, S.24. 3 EW-C Interlationships, Part I; Charles D. Burdick et al.; 33. ME/C, Vol.3, No.7, July 1977, S.49,53. 3 EW-C Interlationships, Part II; Charles D. Burdick et al.; ME/C, Vol.3, No.8, August 1977, S.24-28. 34. 3 Tactical Counter C ; R. G. Braun & A .P. Oliver; ME/C, Vol.3, No.9, September 1977, S.84-88. 35. 3 C and EW in the Navy; Capt. Albert A. Gallotta, Jr. - USN; ME/C, Vol.4, No.4. April 1978, S.67-69. 3 Air and Space C ; ME/C, Vol.4, No.4. April 1978, S.73,76,77.

Tactical C in the Infantry; ME/C, Vol.4, No.4. April 1978, S.79-80. 3 C : Key challenges face Military planners; James Fawcette; EW/DE, June 1978, S.57-66 und 86. DoD protected Communications programm growing; DE, August 1979, S.77-80. 3 Internetting and ADP bolster Strategic C ; Richard Hartman; DE, September 1979, S.54-63, 111. 2 Defining and measuring C , Part I; H. B. Teates, et al.; ME/C, Vol.6, No.5, May 1980, S. 40,42,44,46,92,93; 2 Defining and Measuring C , Part II; H. B. Teates, et al.; ME/C, Vol.6, No.6, June 1980, S.28-34. 3 The increasing importance os C Jamming; ICH, 6th Ed., 1980/81, S.336-348. 3 C drives need for Communication Simulation Systems; David I. King - Antekna; ICH, 6th Ed., 1980/81, S.349-356. The essentials of Command and Controll; Julian Lake; DE, October 1981, S.25-28. 3 C - The last ten years; Lieut. General Hillman Dickinson; ME/C, Vol.8, No.1, January 1982, S.26, 29-31. 3 Spread Spectrum Systems serve nearly all C Aspects; MSN, April 1982, S.78-91. 3 NATO C , IFF, and EW being updated; DE, May 1982, S.5061. 3 Precision frequency standards upgrade performance of C I Systems; Dr Nicholas F. Yannoni - RADC; MSN, June 1982, S.114-131. 3 Defensive C Countermeasures; Roy Jacobus; JED, July 1982, S.31-35. 3 C CM Modeling and Simulation, A Necessary Step in Defining Force Structure, Testing, and Operational Employment; Gerald J. Carey et al.; JED, July 1982, S.3741,51. C3CM: Fortschritt und Ausblick; Major General Doyle E. Larsen - USAF; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.8, No.4, 1982, S.381-384. 3 C CM EW; David B. Hoinsigton; JED, March 1983, S.51-62. 3 C CM and the Airland Battle; LTG W. R. Richardson; JED, June 1983, S.43-46,50,52. Command Control Communications, C3I; MSN, May 1984, S.184-199. Protective C3CM; Walter G. Deeley; JED, October 1984, S.47-54. 3 C Is role on the battlefield; Provided by Tadiran, Israel; DE, October 1984, S.219-226. 3 Upbeat outlook for C I; David A. Boutacoff; DE, February 1985, S.47-56. Technology and capabilities for Tactical Communications 3 Jamming - C CM; W.S. Elliott - Rockwell International; DE, May 1985, S.201-209. 3 C to go; Bruce Gumble; DE, May 1985, S.225-228. Gefechtsfhrung im Nuklearkrieg; Ashton B. Carter; Beitrag in Rstung und Sicherheit, Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.42-50. 3 Strengthening NATOs Air Defense C I; Jim Coghlan; DE, June 1986, S.179-184. 3 Critical C I programms emphasize survivability, jam 3 resistance; Critical Program Reviews: C I; DE, July 1986, S.91-99. 3 C I: What is it really? William W. Pollock - Applied Communications; MSN&CT, September 1986, S.73-75. 3 Amplifiers designed for future ECM and C I applications; Yozo Satoda et al. - Could; MSN&CT, September 1986, S.8590.

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36. Introduction to Electronic Warfare - Chapter 5: Command 3 Control and Communications (C ) Systems; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph.D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986. 3 37. Strengthening C in space; David A. Boutacoff & Bruce Gumble; DE, February 1987, S.47-56. 3 38. C I: Too much of a good thing? Marc Liebman; DE, June 1987, S.67-70. 3 39. Integrating battlefield C I; Jim Coghlan; DE, June 1987, S.85-103. 40. C3 systems and Technologies of the Future; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.5, 1987, S.510-511. 41. Microwave Supercomponents evolve into higher 3 performance Synthesized Systems - C I; Ganesh R. Basawapatna - Microsource; MSN, August 1989, S.26-34. 42. Upgrating Military Radios for covert use; Patrick J. Diederichs - Hughes Aircraft; MSN, August 1989, S.36-40. 43. SEAD: Operation Allied Force and beyond; Capt David S. Levenson, USAF, et al.; JED, January 2000, S.51-56.

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CEC, Cooperative Engagement Capability

Entwicklung der Marinefhrungssysteme - Blick in die Zukunft; Dieter Stockfisch; SuT, 1/1999, S.29-35. Victora at CEC; Brednan P. Rivers & Michael Puttre; JED, September 2001, S.40-45. Seapower 21 - Rckgrat der Nationalen Security Strategy der USA; Michael Stehr; MarineForum, 7/8-2003, S.4-8.

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CEP
Satellitenortung und Navigation; Werner Mansfeld; Vieweg, Braunschweig/WIiesbaden, 1998.

1. 2.

CFAR, Constant False Alarm Rate

Introduction to Radar Systems; Merrill I. Skolnik, McGrawHill International Book Company, 2nd Ed., 1983, S.392-395. A Review of CFAR Detection Techniques in Radar Systems; A. Farina & F.A. Studer, Selenia; MJ, September 1986, S.115-128. Handbuch Radar und Radarsignalverarbeitung; Albrecht Ludloff; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1993, S.9-1.

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CCD, Charge Coupled Devices

CCDs: Versatility with Integration - A winning combination; D.D. Buss, et al.; MSN, October 1977, S.95-100. CCD/SAW Combination Improves Radar Design; M. A. Jack; MSN, October 1977, S.109-114. CCD Fundamentals; Frank H. Bower; ME/C, Vol.4, No.2, February 1978, S.16-23. CCD: The ultimate shift register; EW/DE, February1979, S.51-57. CCD Applications Maturing, Part I; John Mavor; MSN, December 1979, S.77-83. CCD Applications Maturing, Part II; John Mavor; MSN, January 1980, S.94-98. Ladungsverschiebeelemente; Funktechnische Arbeitsbltter, Funkschau 1980, Heft 15, S.61-64. Microwave Divices and Circuits; 3rd Ed.; Samuel Y. Liao; Prentice-Hall Intern Inc., London, 1990.

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CFIT, Controlled Flight Into Terrain

Safety in Avionics: Slaying the CFIT Monster; David Evans; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2002.

1. 2. 3.

CFT, Conformal Fuel Tanks => Konforme Treibstofftanks Channelized Receiver

The Channelized Receiving System; MSN, Dec./Jan., 1976, S.63-70. SAW Filters Shrink Channelized Receivers; Duane Lundy; EW/DE, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.169-174. SAQ Devices: The Answer for Channelized Receivers; J.B. LaGrange, W.D. Daniels, R.L. Lewandiwski; MSN, December 1977, Vol. 7, No 12, S.87-96. The Channelized Receiver Comes of Age; P. Hennessy & J. D. Quick, Motorola; MSN, July 1979, S.36-47, 98. Channelized Receivers Come of Age; Tim Higgins; MSN, August 1981, S.80-91. Phase-Locked Loops Lower ELINT Receiver Noise; K. Kawakami; MSN, August 1981, S.93-107 26- to 60-GHz Channelized Receiver Meets Surveillance Requirements; P.H. Meier, u.a. (AIL Division); MSN, December 1981, S.60-80. Channelizers Give ESM/ECM Receivers Flexibility (Product Feature of Microphase); MSN, February 1983, S.181-182.

1. 2.

Cd, Cadmium
Nachsichttechnik - Infrarot-Sensorik; Arnulf Wallrabe; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, August 2001. Der Brockhaus Natutwissenschaft und Technik; F.A. Brockhaus, Mannheim & Spektrum Akademischer Verlag, Heidelberg, 2003.

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CDMA, Code-Division Multiple Access.

Creating CDMA signals for amplifier testing; Darryl Schick Technical Consultant; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)3, S.127135,155,156. CDMA signal generator improves amplifier testing; M. Zlotnik & T. Marra - RDL, Conshohocken, PA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)3, S.178-187. Designing CDMA systems - Aplication Note of M/A-COM, Stoughton, MA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.144. Understand the basics of WCDMA signal generation; KlausDieter Tiepermann - Rohde & Schwarz, Mnchen; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)13, S.83-86. 8.

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CICADA
Http://www.mrcm.net/NoSplash/Systems/ CICADA/body_cicada.html Technical Description Cicada Jammer, 8 Seiten. Cicada; IECM 2001, S.122.

3. 4.

1. 2.

Clutter => Radar CMOS => MOS

Radiation Hardned CMOS; A. London, D. Matteucci & R. Wang; ME/C, Vol.3, No.22, November 1977, S.42-47. Microwave Devices and Circuits, 3rd Ed.; Samuel Y. Liao; Prentice-Hall International Editions, London, 1990.

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CDSE, Concept Development, Simulation and Experimentation

CDSE: Virtuelles Gefechtsfeld fr militrische Fhrungsstbe; Planet AeroSpace, Nr.3/2003, Juli-AgustSeptember, S.50-51.

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The Microwave Engineering Handbook, Volume 1; Edited by Bradford L. Smith & Michel-Henri Carpentier; Chapman & Hall, London, 1993.

Regelungstechnik, Technische Universitt Darmstadt; Luftund Raumfahrt, Nr. 4, Oktober-Dezember 2004, S.22-24.

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CNI, Communication, Navigation, Identification

CNI 1990; Richard Hartman; EW/DE, April 1979, S.68-72. Integrated Avionics studies target future technologies; Robert A. Reilly; Microwaves, 20(1981)2, S.53-62. The search for airborne antenna commonality; Michael Kachmar; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.35. Modulare CNI-Avioniksysteme; Neues von Rohde & Schwarz, Ausgabe 135, Herbst 1991, S.49-51. 1.

Code, Codierung
Begriffe der Elektronischen Kampffhrung; Herausgegeben von DaimlerChrysler Aerospace AG, Fhrung und Kommunikation, Ulm, 1999.

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Coherent Jamming
Introduction to Electronic Warfare - Chapter 3: Electronic Countermeasures; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph. D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001.

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COBRA

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3. 4.

DoD turns to GaAs technology for ground-based radars; John Rhea - Freelance Writer; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)5, S.47-53. 1. Aufklrungsfhigkeiten der Artillerie im Heer der Zukunft; Oberst Heinrich Fischer - Artillerieschule; SuT, November 2002, S.13-18. 2. Projektabteilung Land-Untersttzung; Soldat und Technik, Dezember 2004, S.34; Projekt Bodenradar. In der Truppe - Erstes Serienmodell des Artillerieortungsradars COBRA bergeben; vdH; wt I/2006, S.47.

COHO
Radar Technology Encyclopedia; Edited by D.K. Barton und S.A. Leonov; Artech House, Inc., Boston, London; 1997, S.241. Radar mit realer und synthetischer Apertur; Kap. 7.3 PulsDoppler-Verfahren; H. Klausing & W. Holpp (Hrsg); Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, 2000.

Comint => Fernmeldeaufklrung Compact Range

Compact ranges get radar cross-section data abundance; John Pustai - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.118-130. Compact range technology and the market place; R.C. Johnson & C.E. Ryan - Georgia Tech Research Institute, Atlanta, GA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.135-138. Better RCS data with anechoic absorber characterization; Steve Brumley - Motorola, Scottsdale, AZ; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.143-152. Troubleshooting limitations in indoor RCS measurements; Bert Schluper & Joseph Vokurka - March Microwave Systems, Nuenen, The Netherlands; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.154-163. Anzeige von Scientific Atlanta Take your best shot ... Indoors in Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.164-165. Dual chamber design reduces quiet zone ripple/taper errors; Walter Burnside, Professor, Dept. Electrical Engineering, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.168-174. Prime focus feed key to operation of largest range; John Pustai -Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.181183.

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Cockpit
Navigations- und Waffenleitsysteme eines modernen Kampfflugzeuges; SuT, 7/1971, S.402-407. Talking Cockpits will aid Fighter Pilots; Jim Martin; DE, January 1981, S.64-68. Cockpit automation - Electro-optical and computer technologies are taking over; John Joss - British Royal Navy; DE, May 1987, S.63-79. The impact of advanced computer systems on Avionics reliability; Andrew G. Borden; DE, May 1987, S.S7-S21. AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993. The super Cockpit of the future; S.G.; DE, May 1992, S.3839. Cockpit-Instrumente; Peter Bachmann; Motorbuchverlag, Stuttgart, 1998. Classics compared - Hawker Hunter and Eurofighter Typhoon; Jon Lake; Air International, Vol.56, March 1999, S.164-175. Seeing, Touching and Conversing; L F E Coombs; Air International, May 2001, S.304-307. Hightech-Kommandozentrale - Cockpit der Zukunft; Matthias Grnder; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2003, S.102-105. Blick nach vorn durch High-Tech-Fenster; Mathias Grnder; FLUG REVUE, August 2003, S.74-77. Flugzeuge werden immer sicherer: Herausforderung und Verpflichtung; Planet AeroSpace, 4/2003, S.24-26. Im Cockpit der A380 - Neue Perspektiven fr Airbuspiloten; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2004, S.88-89. The view from the top - The A380 flight deck architecture provides new flexibility for upgrades; David Hughes/Washington; AW&ST, September 27, 2004, S.5152. Forschen fr Cockpit der nchsten Generation; Christoph Vernaleken - Institut fr Flugsysteme und

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Computer => Rechner Consol-Drehfunkfeuer => Funknavigation COTS, Commercial of the Shelf
Military retrenchment spells electronics growth; Gene Heftman - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.3746. Rediness rests on Army COTS; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, July 2001, S.49-53.

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Introduction to Electronic Warfare - Chapter 3: Electronic Countermeasures; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph. D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986. 1. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001.

Cross-Eye Repeater Jamming

Introduction to Electronic Warfare; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph.D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986, S.158,159,248,249. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001.

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CPDLC, Controller/Pilot Data Link Communications

Communications Gate-to-Gate; William Reynish; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, April 2002. CPDLC: Back on ist Feet; Brian Evans; Avionics Magazine Aviation Today, June 2002. CPDLC system steams ahead; George Marsh; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, July 2004. Military/Civil interoperability extented scope for CNS/ATC; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today; February 2005. Europes CPDLC goal; David Hughs - Brussels and Maastricht; AW&ST, March 14, 2005, S.84-85.

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1.

Cross-Polarization Repeater Jamming

Introduction to Electronic Warfare; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph.D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986, S.152154,248. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001.

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1. 2.

CSAR, Combat Search and Rescue

NH-90: Combat Search and Rescue - CSAR; Hans Joachim Wagner; wt II/2002, S.58-61. Combat Search and Rescue - CSAR; Steffen Schade Luftwaffenfhrungskommando; SuT, April 2004, S.30-38.

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CPM, Customer Product Management

Die Bundeswehr und die deutsche Rstungsindustrie; Dieter Hanel; Bernard & Graefe Verlag, Bonn, 2003.

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D Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen Damocles DASA

AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 1999, S.275.

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Datenspeicher - Mass Memory, Data Storage, Data Recording Systems

High density digital recorders; W.L. Acosta & J.P. Ramult DATATAPE, Pasadena, CA; Countermeasures, March 1977, S.34,35,46,47. Trends in high rate high density digital recording; John C. Mallinsen - Ampex, Redwood City, CA; ME/C, May 1977, S.99-101. Protecting stored data remains a serious problem; Carl Landwehr, Ph.D.; ME/C, Vol.9, No.4, April 1983, S.26-36. Library Systems: 21st Century technology today; Curt Alway; D&SE, September 1995, S.24-26. Solid-state mass memory goes airborne; Bruce Kaufman; D&SE, February 1996, S.22-23. Optical jukeboxes play the right tune for mass storage; Pam Ingmire; D&SE, March 1996, S.19-21. A sampling of data recording systems; Don Herskovitz; JED, January 1998, Supplement, S.44-50. Data storage and the coming Millennium; Don Herskovitz; JED, May 1998, S.51-56, 67. A sampling of data recording/storage systems; Don Herskovitz - Technolgy Survey; JED, October1998, S.67-72. Disk arrays - pretender to the SIGINT storage throne? John M. Howard; JED, November 1999, S.51-54. A sampling of Military data recording/storage systems; Don Herskovitz - Technolgy; JED, December1999, S.59-63. High performance storage: Myth vs. reality; Linda Kempster; JED, June 2000, S.51-55. Hard and fast data handling; John M. Howard; JED, January 2001, S.55-59. A sampling of military data recording systems; Don Herskovitz; JED, September 2001, S.61-65.

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DASSAULT AVIATION
Http://www.dassault-aviation.com AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999. Dassault Flight Test Masters; Henri-Pierre Grolleau; AIR International, July 2001, S.342-346. Classics Compared: Dassault Mirage III and Rafale; Rene J Francillon; AIR International, June 2001, S.347-355. Dassault; Henri-Pierre Grolleau; AIR International, July 2001, S.24-27.

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Datalinks, Datenlinks, Datenstrecken, Drahtlose 8. Datenverbindungen

Data Link Improves Air/Ground Command and Control; Martin Amsler; EW, Sept./Oct. 1976, S.111. Introduction to Electronic Warfare - Chapter 5: Command 3 Control and Communications (C ) Systems; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph.D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986. Tactical Data Links Promote Tri-Service Interoperability; Louisa Griffin; DE, June 1992, S.49. Link 16 may be key to controlling Electronic Battlefield ec monitor; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, August 2001, S.3032. Militrische Datenbertragungsverfahren (Datenlinks): Standards sichern die reibungslose militrische Kommunikation; Dr. Rdiger Leschhorn; R&S MIL News, 6/2002, S.28-32. Tactical Digital Information Links (TADIL); Http://www.globalsecurity.org/intel/systems/tadil.htm December 2002. Airborne data link evolution; Steve Davies; AFM, Issue 179, February 2003, S.68-72. Militrische Datenbertragungsverfahren (Datenlinks): Standards sichern die reibungslose Kommunikation- Teil 2; Dr. Rdiger Leschhorn; R&S MIL News, 7/2003, S.20-23. Taktische Datenlinks - Gelebte Interoperabilitt und Vernetzte Operationsfhrung; Rolf Hahn - Baudirektor Dipl.-Ing.; Strategie und Technik, September 2005, S.52-56. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

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Dauerstrichradar => Radar

Elektronik Lexikon; Dr. Walter Baier (Hrsg); Frankhsche Verlagshandlung Stuttgart, 1974. Mikrowellen in der Anwendung, Funk, Radar, Erwrmung; Erich Pehl; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1993. Einfhrung in die Radartechnik; Bernhard Huder; Teubner, Stuttgart, 1999. Radar mit realer und synthetischer Apertur; H. Klausing & W. Holpp (Hrsg); Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, 2000.

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DAW => ADW DDL, Dispersive Delay Line

DDLs perform vital signal-processing role; C. Erikson, D. Carlton & R. Dorman - Andersen Laboratories; MSN&CT, July 1985, S.99-103.

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Datenfusion, Datenkorrelation

Data Fusion: The process of C3I; F.E. White & Dr. James Llinas; DE, June 1990, S.77-83. Automatic target recognitionshows promise; Christine Castro; DE, August 1990, S.49-52. The application of Imaging Sensors to Aircraft landings in adverse weather; Stuart W. Greenwood - Uni of Maryland; 1. MJ, September 1992, S.80-89.

DDS, Direct Digital Synthesizer

DDS provides an alternative to PLL synthesizer design; Robert J. Zavrel, Jr. - Stanford Telecom, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)9, S.145-140.

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Fast-switching synthesizers track agile signals; W.C. Beam & P.J. Rezin - Watkins-Johnson, Gaithersburg, MD; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)9, S.117-124. 3. DDS/PLL methods craft low-noise synthesizers - Product of Communication Techniques, Whippany, NJ; Jack Browne Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)10, S.133-138. 4. Choose DACs for DDS system applications; David Buchanan - Analog Devices, Greensboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)8, S.89-98. 5. DDS techniques assist exotic waveform generation; John Pesec - Leithley Instruments, Cleveland, OH; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.140-143. 6. DDS IC integrates reference multiplier; Jim Surber - Analog Devices, greensboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)5, S.235-244. 7. Compact DDS silences spurious and phase noise; P. Jackson, S. Hardy & C. Martins - Advanced Radio Corp.; Microwaves & RF, 42(2003)4, S.94-100. 8. A dynamic approch to synthesizer design; ITT Industries Inc., Microwave Systems, Lowell, MA; Microwave Journal, 46(2003)5, S.270-276. 9. DDS gains wider application; Jack Browne - Publisher; Microwaves & RF, 42(2003)10, S.17. 10. Frequency Synthesizers yield stable signals; Jack BrownePublisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 42(2003)10, S.33-41. 11. Smart Synthesizers simplify RF integration; David Lyle President/CTO; Microwaves & RF, 42(2003)10, S.55-59. 12. Frequency Synthesizers tune Communications Systems; Jack Browne, Technical Director; Microwaves & RF, March 2006, S.33-40.

10. Biased detectors span broad bands from 60 to 300 GHz; Ronna B. Erickson - Millitech, Deerfield, MA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)13 (December), S.113-125. 11. Extend the range of standard detector diodes; Mark R. Wolski - Medical Advances,Milwaukee, WI; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)9, S.125-133. 12. Mikrowellentechnik - Kap. 8: Detektoren und Mischer; Werner Bechtold; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1999. 13. Design a logamp RF pulse detector; Eamon Nash - Analog Devices, Wilmington, MA; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)1, S.62-71.

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DEW => Directed Energy Weapons Dezibel, dB

Was bedeutet der Ausdruck DEZIBEL? Oberstleutnant Friedrich Dauselt; SuT, 4/1973, S.188-190.

1.

DF, Direction Finding => Pelier DFS

Flugsicherung in Deutschland; Peter Bachmann; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2005.

1. 2. 3.

Dichroic (Dualband) Antennas

New antenna from S-A (S-A: Scientific-Atlanta); Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)5, S.27.

Diehl-Gruppe
Http://www.diehl.de SuT, Februar 2001, S.8, Anzeige der Diel Stiftung & Co. Diehl VA Systeme, Leistungstrger fr Verteidigungssysteme und Avionik; SuT, September 2001, S.35. Diehl-Konzern hat seine Rstungsaktivitten neu ausgerichtet; Hans Werner Steinhoff; wt IV/2005, S.86-89. Diehl VA Systeme, Kompetenz in Verteidigung und Avionik; Ulrich Rapreger; SuT, Mrz 2007, S.20-21.

1.

Decca, DNS => Funknavigation Decoys => Tuschkrper DECT

Fachbegriffe der Elektronik, Telekommunikation und Computertechnik; Ulrich Freyer; Franzis Verlag GmbH, Poing, 2000, S.98.

4. 5.

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Detektieren, Detektoren
Video Detector Noise Figure, Equivalent Input Noise Voltage, and Source Resistance; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.238-239. Video Detector Tangential Sensitivity vs. Noise Level; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.240. Video Detector Output vs. Incident RF Power; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975, S.241. Detectors, Microwave Detector Terminilogy; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.319. Broadband Detectors Cover 0.5-26.5 GHz - Product of Krytar; MSN, May 1982, S.133. Understanding the limits of quadrature detection; Stan Goldman - Scientific Communications, Garland, TX; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)13 (December), S.67-70,178. Detectors senses 10 MHz to 40 GHz; Product of Krytar, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)3,S.224. Coaxial coupler and directional detector sample 2 to 40 GHz; Tom Russell - Krytar, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5,S.294-296. Calculating the square law detector signal-to-noise output; Mathew J. Fivash; Honeywell, Anapolis, Maryland; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)6, S.154-157.

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Dielektrikum
Lexikon der Physik; Richard Knerr; Faktum Lexikon Institut, Bertelsmann Lexikon Verlag GmbH, Gtersloh/Mnchen, 2000.

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Dielektrische Antennen
Integrate Antennas into planar designs; Naresh C. Deo & Raj Mittra - Uni Illinois; Microwaves, 18(1979)12, S.60-64. Solid Dielectric Horn Antennas; C. Salema, C. Fernandes und Rama Kant Jha; Artech House, Boston/London, 1998. Using guided wavelength as a basis for the design of dielectric rod antennas; Carl L. Everett - Bell Helicopter Textron Inc., Hurst, TX; MJ, May 2003, S.222-228.

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Dielektrische Resonanz-Oszillatoren, DROs

Frequency Stability of Dielectric Resonator Oscillators; James K. Plourde - Bell telephone Lab, Allentown; MJ, September 1978, S.47. Dielectric Resonators: Past, Present, and Future; Martin R. Stiglitz; MJ, July 1981, S.19-36. The Dielectric Resonator Oscillator - A new class of Microwave Signal Source; Mert Purnell; MJ, Nov. 1981, S.103-108.

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Elementary functions procedure fimplifies Dielectric Resonators design; Darkor Kajfez (The Uni MIssissippi); MSN, June 1982, S.133-140. Basic principles give understanding of Dielectric Waveguides and Resonators; D. Kajfez; MSN, May 1983, S.152-161. Digital correction keeps DROs on track; Jack Browne Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)2, S.161-162. Tech-Briefs No. 851-The Tuning and Exciting of Dielectric Resonator Modes; Trans-Tech/Alpha, Inc.; The MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol.16, No.7, S.12-13. Low-noise DROs perform to 20 GHz - Product of Mountain Computer, Scotts Valley, CA;Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)13, S.176. Dielectric Resonator materials and their applications; K. Wakino, et al.; MJ, June 1987, S.133-150. Dielectric resonatrs become more popular and more achallenging; John Pustai - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)9, S.76-81. DROs meet EW and countermeasures system needs; Howard Bierman; MJ, October 1987, S.44-66. Low-noise DROs offer high power from 1 to 18 GHz Product of Taylor Microwave, Hoboken, NJ; Jack Browne Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)12, S.176. Understand DRO design methods and operation- Part 1; A.P.S. Paul Khanna - Avantek, Milpitas, CA; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)4, S.120-124. Picking devices for optimum DRO performance - Part 2; A.P.S. Paul Khanna - Avantek, Milpitas, CA; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)5, S.179-182. Evaluate DRO noise and tuning characteristics - Part 3; A.P.S. Paul Khanna - Avantek, Milpitas, CA; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)6, S.99-108. Design a wide range of quiet DRO circuits - Part 4; A.P.S. Paul Khanna - Avantek, Milpitas, CA; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)7, S.95-98. Free-running dielectric resonator oscillators; Anzeige von MITEQ; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)3, S.65. Simulate and build a Ku-Band DRO - Part 1; O. Bernard & R. Croston - California Eastern Laboratories, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)5, S.103-115. Model and build a Ku-Band DRO - Part 2; Olivier Bernard California Eastern Laboratories, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)6, S.85-89,164. Phase-locked DRO achieves low noise and cost at 26 GHz; Engineering Staff, L-3 Communications, Narda Microwaves, Hauppauge, NY; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)6, S.144-148. Dielectric Resonators offer broad tuning ranges - Product of Temex Components, Montreuil Cedex, France; Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)9, S.153.

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Live-fire test gives dramatic example of DIRCM capabilities; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.98. Pointing the heat - Technology; Staff Report; JED, September 2000, S.59-64. Protecting the Big Boys: Directed IR Countermeasures for Large Aircraft; JED, December 2000, S.47-50. LIFE closes the loop - A DIRCM technology once shelved as ahead of its time scores a hit; ec monitor - Michael Puttre; JED, July 2001, S.24-25. Directed Infrared Countermeasures - Hot Markets and New Technologies; Dr. David L. Rockwell; JED, October 2006, S.28-34.

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Directed Energy Weapons

Antennas confound jamming, energy weapons development; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, December 9, 2002, S.71-73. Flash in the Plan; Ted McKenna; JED, May 2003, S.46-52.

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1. 2. 3.

Direction Finding => Peilung, Funknavigation Diskriminator

Firmenunterlage: Addington Laboratories, Inc., Solid State Products Division, 128A; Beilage zu MSN, Oct./Nov. 1976. Cutlass uses heathkit-type Discriminator; EW/DE, January 1978, S.80-83. Basics guide delay-line discriminator design; Andrew Laundrie - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.120.

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Dispensers
A sampling of Expendables-Dispensers - Technology Survey; Robert McGahan; JED, December 2001, S.59-62.

1.

Displays

1.

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Liquid crystals: The daylight surveilable display; Glen F. Ingle - Applied technology; EW, Sept./Oct. 1976, S.55-60. 2. Flat Visual Display Uses Electroluminescence; Dr. Cyril Hilsum; EW/DE, Nov./Dec. 1977, S.110-111. 3. Full Mil-Spec Plasmascope - Introducing the Plasmascope; Anzeige von SAI Technology; EW/DE, September 1978, S.91-96. 4. Survivable display terminals for the tactical nuclear environment; Clay Burdick; ME/C, Vol.8, No.3, March 1982, S.46,47, 63-66. 5. Ruggedizing existing equipment results in militarized highresolution color graphic system; Roy Larson & David Hammond; ME/C, Vol.8, No.7, July 1982, S.28-33. 6. Plasma displays offer advantages for many tactical applications; Jim Redman; ME/C, Vol.9, No.3, March 1983, Digitaler Frequenzdiscriminator, DFD S.50-55. DFD-Anzeige der Firma Anaren - Syracuse, NY; MSN, 7. Plasma Displays challenge CRTs; Jerald I. Farmer, Dr.; DE, 11(1981)4, S.41. September 1984, S.157-160. 8. Radars, Countermeasures and Missile Electronics; 3: Military airborne displays; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, DIRCM => AAQ-24 No.5, 1987, S.511-513. More sensitive MWS sensors enhance DIRCM 9. Leichtere und besser ablesbare Luftfahrzeuge-Instrumente; effectiveness; Stuard Slade; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.6, 1987, Live-Fire Test Demonstrate AAQ-24 DIRCM Capabilities; S.686-688. Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.44-45. 10. AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen DIRCM and ATIRCM compared in DoD study; JED, July 1999, Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK S.25-26. Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe: Transpress DIRCM scores high in live-fire tests; Philip Klass; AW&ST, Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993. November 15, 1999, S.45-46.

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11. Big Screen Cockpit Displays Enhance Pilot Capabilities; Bruce Buckland; DE, May 1992, S.50-53. 12. Display systems supply sharper images; DE, May 1996, S.32-33. 13. Radar Technology Encyclopedia; D.K. Barton & S.A. Leonov (Hrsg); Artech House, Inc., Boston, 1997. 14. EW Processing (Part 5) - Modern Aircraft Operator Interface; Dave Adamy - EW101 Tutorial; JED, February 1999, S.58-59. 15. A sampling of Military Displays; Don Herskovitz Technology; JED, March 1999, S.53-57. 16. EW Processing - Operator Interface in Tactical ESM Systems; Dave Adamy; JED, March 1999, S.58-59. 17. A Sampling of Military Displays; Don Herskovitz; JED, January 2001, S.61-65. 18. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. 19. Displays & Instruments; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.221-223. 20. A Sampling of Military Displays; Robert V. McGahan; JED, April 2002, S.57-61. 21. Displays & Instruments; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003, S.211-214. 22. Groes Bild fr guten Durchblick - Neue Display-Tchnologie im Fighter-Cockpit; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Juni 2004, S.78-83.

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ROHDE & SCHWARZ, Funk unter Kontrolle, Neues von R&S Special, 1987.

1. 2.

Dopplerradar => Radar Dotierung

Elektronik; Herbert Frisch; VDI-Verlag, Dsseldorf, 1975. Halbleiter-Physik; D.A. Fraser; R. Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, 1981.

1.

DRFM, Digital RF Memories

Frequency Memory Loops; DeGunther, R.N. & MacCabe S.P.; WJ Company, Tech-notes, Vol.10, No.2, March/April 1983. Digital RF Memories enter second decade; E. Koos -Naval Research Lab.; JED, August 1985, S.49-51. DRFM requirements demand innovative technology; G. Webber, et al. - Honeywell, Minneapolis, MN; MJ, Feb. 1986, S.91-104. Lucrative market for DoD drives DRFM technology; Robert M. Clarke - Freelance Wrter, Mrblehead, MA; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)3, S.56,61,62. A sampling of Digital RF Memories; Don Herskovitz; JED, March 1998, S.51-55. A sampling of Digital RF Memories and Frequency Discriminators; Don Herskovitz - Technology; JED, February 2000, S.57-61. A mixed-signal ASIC for digital RF memory applications; LNX Corp. -Product Feature; MJ, December 2004, S.146-147.

2. 3.

4.

5. 6.

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DLVA, Detector Logarithmic Video Amlifier

DLVAs find application in ESM Systems; Marc Sheade, Planar Microwave; MSN, August 1984, S.47-56. Anzeige von Planar Microwave in MSN&CT, February 1986, S.153. DLVA offers high logging range in small package; Planar Microwave Product, Model PAC 1106; MSN&CT, May 1986, S.199. Anzeige von Microphase in MSN&CT, February 1888, S.17: 55 dB Dynamic Range, DC-Coupled DLVA -40 dBm to +15 dBm, Model DSH-3218. Linear DLVAs recover in only 25 ns - Product of Teledyne Microwave, Mountain View, CA; Sheng Lee, Engineering Director; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)4, S.148-151. Low-power GaAs DLVAs cut delays through Ku-Band; W.M. YU, C.Y. Su & M.H. Yam - Menlo Industries, Fremont, CA; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)7, S.136-138. SDLAs respond quickly from 6 to 18 GHz - Product of Avantek, Milpitas, CA; Jeff La Tourrette - Avantek, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)10, S.141-144.

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DRO => Dielektrische Resonanz-Oszillatoren Drohne CL-289

Unmanned captive Helicopter-Radar system to be incorporated into German army Reconnaissance operations; Wolfram Klaar, Dr. - Dornier; DE, October 1979, S.33-40. Das Aufklrungssystem Drohne CL 289; Daniel Heinz, SuT, 1/1999, S.23-25. Aufklrungssystem Drohne CL 289; Franz Henrich, SuT, 8/1999, S.465-467. Unmanned revolution; Farnborough International, 2002, The Official Souvernir Programme; Published on behalf of SBAC by Key Exhibitions Ltd, Stamford, UK, September 2002, S.38-41. Aufklrungsfhigkeiten der Artillerie im Heer der Zukunft; Oberst Heinrich Fischer - Artillerieschule; SuT, November 2002, S.13-18. Drohnen in der Bundeswehr - Die aufstrebende Waffe; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt/III, 2004, S.44-51.

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DMA
PC-Lexikon; Hans Herbert Schulze; Rowohlt, Hamburg, 1996. Fachbegriffe der Elektronik; Ulrich Freyer; Franzis, Poing, 2000.

6.

1.

Drohnen, RPV, UAV

Technik und Einsatz von RPV-Waffensystemen; Bernd Krogull & Ulrich Rieger; Jahrbuch der Wehrtechnik, 1975; S.166-177. Aquila RPV completes first automatic flights; Countermeasures, January 1977, S.18. Unmanned captive Helicopter-Radar system to be incorporated into German army Reconnaissance operations; Wolfram Klaar, Dr. - Dornier; DE, October 1979, S.33-40. Allies to walk the Two-Way Street; DE, June 1981, S.7982.

1.

DME => Funknavigation Doppler-Navigation => Funknavigation

The Standard for Doppler Radar Navigation Systems; Anzeige von Kearfott in EW/DE, April 1978, S.61. 2. 3.

Dopplerpeiler-Antennensysteme => Funknavigation

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Sea-based Remotely Piloted Vehicles, issues and concepts, Part1; Dr. Charles Henderson; ME/C, Vol.8, No.4, April 1982, S.61-64. Sea-based Remotely Piloted Vehicles, issues and concepts, Part 2; Dr. Charles Henderson; ME/C, Vol.8, No.5, May 1982, S.45-47. The Skyeye increases real-time performance; G.R. Seeman, et al.: ME/C, Vol.9, No. 3, March 1983, S.80-84. RPV battlefield payloads - The Armys Aquila Program; Tony Vandersten -Lockheed; JED, October 1985, S.137-148. Tapping the EW potential of Unmanned Air Vehicles; Don Dugdale; DE, October 1986, S.109-120. Building a better RPV; John Joss; DE, June 1987, S.114-122. Where U.S. UAV are headed; Don Dugdale; DE, June 1987, S.125-128. Unmanned vehicle reach new heights and depths; Don Dugdale; DE, November 1989, S.56-71. Unmanned systems win unexpected support; Ron Schneiderman - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)9, S.34-43. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles take the spotlight; Sheila Galatowitsch; DE, September 1991, S.43-54. Ups and downs of the UAV - Part 1; Kenneth Munson; Air International, July 1997, S.37-46. Ups and downs of the UAV - Part 2; Kenneth Munson; Air International, August 1997, S.100-108. A sampling of Unmanned Aerial and Remotely Piloted Vehicles; Don Herskovitz; JED, November 1997, S.53-58. UAVs gaining credibility; Steven J. Zaloga, Teal Group Corp; AW&ST Aeorospace Source Book, January 12, 1998, S.9395. A sampling of Unmanned Aerial and Remotely Piloted Vehicles; Don Herskovitz; JED, May 1998, S.57-62. DARO leaves a solid legacy; Bill Sweetman; JED, June 1998, S.43-48. Growing pains as UAVs evolve; Steven J. Zaloga; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book; January 11, 1999, S.97-98. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Drones; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book; January 11, 1999, S.100-107. A Sampling of Unmanned Aerial and Remotely Piloted Vehicles; Don Herskovitz; JED, Supplement April 1999, S.2732. Einsatz von UAV-Systemen und Auswirkungen auf Streitkrfte bis 2020; Thomas Frisch (Fregattenkapitn) & Jean Serveille (Lieutnant); SuT, 4/1999, S.224-225. UAVs: 100 eyes in the sky; Brendan P. Rivers; JED, June 1999, S.45-51, 57. A sampling of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles; Don Herskovitz Technology Survey; JED, July 1999, S.55-60. From top gun to computer nerd; Malcolm Davis; Air International, September 1999, S.171-175. Army Eyes UAVs for Sigint Jamming; Robert Wall; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.97. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik [BWB, Abteilung LG]; SuT, 12/1999, S.731-740. Anwendung der Drohnentechnologie fr das Heer; Oberstleutnant a.D. Bernhard Frhr. von Bothmer; Wehrtechnischer Report, D 46892, 11/2000, Report Verlag, Bonn und Frankfurt a.M., S.29-31. Technologie und Kmpfer; Jrgen Erbe; SuT, 11/2000, S.715-718. A sampling of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles; Don Herskovitz Technology Survey; JED, March 2001, S.61-66. The UAV is poised to strike; ec monitor - Michael Puttre; JED, June 2001, S.28-29.

34. Drohnen - Die unbemannte Aufklrung; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, II/2001, S.56-64. 35. A little paylosd goes a long way - Is there room for tactical UAVs in the shadow of Global Hawk? M. Puttre & K.B: Sherman; JED, July 2001, S.37-42. 36. UAV or Missile? Brendan P. Rivers; JED, July 2001, S.43. 37. Drohnen, Familie der Zukunft; Stephane Ferrard; Planet AeroSpace, Nr.5. Oktober-Dezember 2001, S.46-49. 38. Conflicts Spur Interest in UAVs; Steven J. Zaloga, Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.103-104. 39. Unmanned aerial vehicles and drones; AW&ST Aerospace Sourcw Book, January 14, 2002, S.106-113. 40. Unbemannte Zukunft; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, 01/2002, S.82-87. 41. Unbemannte Spher; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Mai 2002, S.30,32. 42. UAVs in action, 1964 to 2002 (Part 2); Tim Pipley; Air International, June 2002, S.348-352. 43. UAVs/UCAVs finally join air combat teams; William B. Scott, Colorado Springs; AW&ST, July 8, 2002, S.54-55. 44. Unmanned Order of Battle; Bill Sweetman; JED, July 2002, S.36-40. 45. Control to Go; Peter Costa; JED, July 2002, S.43-44. 46. Unbemannte Fluggerte, Eine Technolie in der Reifeprfung; Burkhard Theile; SuT, August 2002, S.7-9. 47. No clear path set for protecting UAVs; Robert Wall and David A. Fulghum, Nashua, NH; AW&ST, October 28, 2002, S.58-59. 48. Small UVAs to carry disposable pulse weapons; David A. Fulghum and Robert Wall, Nashua, NH; AW&ST, October 28, 2002, S.60. 49. Aufklrungsfhigkeiten der Artillerie im Heer der Zukunft; Oberst Heinrich Fischer - Artillerieschule; SuT, November 2002, S.13-18. 50. UAVs: Interest up; Steven J. Zaloga - Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003, S.103-104. 51. Unmanned aerial vehicles and drones; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January13, 2003, S.106-113. 52. Klein, Mini, Micro ... Das Schrumpfen der Drohnen - Teil 1; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, I/2003, S.90-92. 53. UAV- und UCAV-Plne des Pentagon - Die neuen Stars; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juni 2003, S.56-59. 54. Die Zukunft hat schon begonnen; wb; Mforum, Juni 2003, S.10-11. 55. UCAVs und UAVs von Dassault und Alenia - Europische Schritte; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, August 2003, S.11. 56. Klein, Mini, Micro ... Das Schrumpfen der Drohnen - Teil 2; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, II/2003, S.106-108. 57. Unbemannte luftgesttzte Trgersysteme; Stefan Scheibl, Oberstleutnant, BMVg; SuT, Februar 2004, S.36-41. 58. Zukunftsperspektiven von Aufklrungsdrohnen des Heeres; Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim Wernicke; Wehrtechnischer Report 1/2004, Februar 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Frankfurt a/M, S.38-40. 59. UAS Unmanned Air Vehicles; Kenneth Munson; Air International, April 2004, S.46-48. 60. Drones that sting; Bill Sweetman; JED, June 2004, S.34-40. 61. UAVs over the hill and through the window; Shlomo Aloni; Air International, August 2004, S.59-61. 62. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles; Sascha Lange; SuT, Oktober 2004, S.38-42. 63. Drohnen in der Bundeswehr - Die aufstrebende Waffe; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt/III, 2004, S.44-51.

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64. Przise Daten - sichere Entscheidung; D. Keller & L. Schulz; Strategie und Technik, Januar 2005, S.26-27. 65. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles; Michael Trautermann Oberstleutnant; Strategie und Technik, November 2005, S.41-49. 66. Die Unbemannten; Helmut F. Walter; FLIEGERREVUE, 082007, S.56-59. 67. UAV im maritimen Fhigkeitsspektrum; Rainer Brinkmann; SuT, Juni 2007, S.50-54. 68. UAV auf dem Weg zu vernetzten Systemen; Hans Tnsktter und Jrgen R. Bittner; SuT, Juni 2007, S.58-61.

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Druckanzug
Wie neugeboren; Christopher Hess; FLUG REVUE, August 1999, S.84-89. Bequem bis 9g; Stefan Petersen; FLUG REVUE, Mai 2004, S.39. Neuer Schutz fr Piloten - Druckanzug Libelle; --; Luft- und Raumfahrt 5/2005, S.26.

11. Chaff; Butters, von Brian C.F.; IEE Proc., Vol. 129, Pt.F, No.3, June 1982. 12. Exotic geometries yield high-fidelity chaff; Richard M. Berg - US Army, Fort Belvoir; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)4, S.6470. 13. Venerable chaff - Take a new look througgh an old window; Jack Hahn, et al.; DE, October 1984, S.87-96. 14. Fooled you! The art of off-board ECM protection; Don Herskovitz - Technology; JED, August 1999, S.35-40. 15. Patterns of protection - Expendable countermeasures offer dependable defense; Michael Puttre; JED, August 2001, S.48-52. 16. Window on Gomorrah - This month marks th 60th anniversary of the first use of aluminium chaff; V.A. Pheasant, MBE Chemring Group plc; JED, July 2003, S.5659.

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DVB, Digital Video Broadcasting

Basiswissen Multimedia; Band 1: Technik; Andreas Holzinger; Vogel Buchverlag, Wrzburg, 2. Auflage, 2002.

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DSCS, Defense Satellite Communications Systems

Air Force Continues DSCS Effort; MSN, May 1978, S.25. Improvements Badly Needed in Military Communications; MSN, May 1979, S.23-27. Command Control Communications, C3I; MSN, May 1984, S.184-199.

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DVD, Digital Video Disc

Computer Lexikon - Fachwrterbuch, Ausgabe 2002; Microsoft Press Deutschland, Unterschleiheim, 2001. Basiswissen Multimedia; Band 1: Technik; Andreas Holzinger; Vogel Buchverlag, Wrzburg, 2. Auflage, 2002.

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Dynamikbereich - Dynamic Range

Dynamic range considerations in electronic countermeasures receivers; Lucille W. Robbins; MSN, Dec. 1. System simulator incorporates DSP tools - Product of 1975 / Jan. 1976, S.53- 61. Elanix, Westlake Village, CA; Jack Browne 2. Receiver Dynamic Range, Part 1: Guidelines for receiver Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.139. analysis; Robert Watson - Watkins-Johnson, Gaithersburg, 2. DSP enhances performance of wireless base stations MD; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)13, S.113-122. Product of Lucent Technologies, Allentown, PA; Jack 3. Receiver Dynamic Range, Part 2: Use one figure of merit to Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)3, compare all receivers; Robert Watson - Watkins-Johnson, S.138-141. Gaithersburg, MD; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)1, S.99-108. 4. Theoretical limit on instantaneous Dynamic Range of EW Dppel - Chaff Receivers; James B.Y. Tsui, M.H. Thompson & W. 1. bersicht ber die elektronische Strmanahmen (ECM); McCormick; MJ, Jan. 1987, S.147-151. Dr. Pouplier bei AEG, Ulm, Dezember 1973. 5. Receiver Dynamic Range: Part 1; R.E. Watson; WJ Tech2. How Chaff protects Aircraft; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1976, S.69-71. notes, Vol.14, No.1, Jan./Feb. 1987. 3. Electrical fundamentals of Countermeasures Chaff; ICH, 6. Receiver Dynamic Range: Part 2; R.E. Watson; WJ Tech2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.512-517. notes, Vol.14, No.2, March/April 1987. 4. From smoke screens to aerosols - a newly developing 7. Attenuators boost dynamic range of radar receivers; Asad technology; ICH, 3rd Ed., 1977/78, S.359-368. M. Madni, et al - Systron Donner, Van Nuys, CA; 5. Elektronische Kampffhrung; IWR, Geneva, 1978. Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)3, S.93-100. 6. Chaff, flares and aerosols; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.295-303. 8. Understand spectrum analyzers dynamic-range 7. How to plan a chaff corridor; P.K. Mitchell & R.S. Short; ICH, specifications; Scott Lukes - HP, Santa Rosa, CA; 5th Ed., 1979/80, S.383-392. Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)9, S.47-49. 8. Chaff: Basic characteristics and application detailed; P.K. 9. Digital modulation and dynamic range; Morris Engelson Mitchell & R.H. Short; ICH, 6th Ed., 1980/81, S.316-324. President Joint Management Strategy, Portland, OR; 9. Chaff for ships: Operational considerations; ICH, 7th Ed., Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.110-112,122. 1981/82, S.338-344. 10. Weigh amplifier dynamic-range requirements; D.M. 10. Aircraft Chaff: Centroid effects; ICH, 7th Ed., 1981/82, Dobkin, W. Strifler & G. Klimovitch - WJ Communications, S.345-347. San Jose, CA; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)12, S.59-69.

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12. Airborne Surveillance Takes Command; Kernan Chaisson; JED, January 1999, S.43-49. 13. Boeing beginns NATO AWACS upgrade; Martin Streetly E-2 Hawkeye European Report; JED, January 2000, S.26-27. 1. Top Gun Fighters & Americas Jet Power; Ian Allan Ltd, 14. NATOs nine-way enhanced AWACs; James W. Ramsey; Shepperton, Surrey, UK, 1988. Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, March 2000. 2. The Worlds Great Stealth and Reconnaissance Aircraft; 15. Flugzeuge, Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Aerospace Publishing, 1991. Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001, S.43. 3. Northrop Grumman rolls out first new-production 16. AWACS assist; Gert Kromhout; AFM, March 2002, S.62-65. Hawkeye; AW&ST, March 10, 1997, S.55-56. 17. Fliegende Gefechtsleitstnde; Christian Hauser; 4. Eye of the Fleet - The Grumman E-2 Hawkeye; Jon Lake; Air FLIEGERREVUE; 11/2002, S.38-42. International, November 1997, S.285-293. 18. AWACS, Rivet Joint and Joint STARS; David C Isby; AFM, 5. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; March 2003, S.20-24. SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998. 19. AWACS: Das fliegende Radarauge; Christian Hauser; 6. Flugzeuge der Welt, 1999; S.232; Claudio Mller; FLIEGERREVUE, 5/2003, S.26-29. Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999. 20. Aircraft of the USAF; Mark Ayton; AFM, August 2003, S.727. [3] Airborne Surveillance Takes Command; Kernan 87. Chaisson; JED, January 1999, S.43-49. 21. Neue Systeme fr NATO-AWACS; Karl Schwarz; FLUG 8. New ESM selected for Hawkeyes - EC Monitor; B. Rivers; REVUE, Mrz 2005, S.61. JED, April 1999, S.28-29. 9. Hawkeye contracts awarded; S. Carroll - EC Monitor; JED, E-4B (NEACP, NAOC) June 1999, S.26-27. 1. Aircraft of the USAF; Mark Ayton; AFM, August 2003, S.7210. TBMs mean new role for Hawkeye; K. B. Sherman; JED, 87. October 2001, S.31-32. 2. Aircraft of the USAF; Mark Ayton; AFM, August 2003, S.7211. Further upgrades in store for Hawkeye; EC Monitor - K.B. 87. Sherman; JED, February 2002, S.31-33. 3. Snooping around, Part II; Mark Ayton; AFM, November 12. Hawkeye 2000 set to expand fleets eyes; Robert Wall, 2004, S.92-98. Washington; AW&ST, October 7, 2002, S.60-63.

E Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen

13. E-2 Hawkeye; Jim Winchester; Air International, December 2005, S.46-49. 14. E-2D: Technologiesprung fr NAVY-Frhwarnflugzeug 1. Innere Werte; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Oktober 2007, S.72-75. 2.

E-6 Mercury (TACAMO, ABNCP)

The Navys new electronic look; Scott R. Gourley; DE, June 1990, S.92-97. Chrysler to upgrade E-6A TACAMO; Business News; DE, May 1995, S.8-10. Fliegende Gefechtsleitstnde; Christian Hauser; FLIEGERREVUE; 11/2002, S.38-42. First E-6B for new cockpit and comms package; Air International, June 2003, S.8. Http://www.globalsecurity.org/wdm/systems/e-6.htm; E-6 Mercury (TACAMO). Aircraft of the USAF; Mark Ayton; AFM, August 2003, S.7287.

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E-3 A/C AWACS

3. 4. 5. 6.

An experimental TDMA network for Airborne Warning and Control Systems Interoperability Demonstrations, Part I; F. M. Lightfoot, u.a.; MSN, Dec.75/Jan.1976, S.73-81. 2. TDMA networks meet AWACS multiple communications needs, Part II; F. M. Lightfoot, et al.; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1976, S.76-81. 3. First AWACS update; John B. Beach; DE, July 1980, S.21-27. 4. Erstes AWACS-Flugzeug der NATO in Deutschland; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 3/81, S269. 5. Air Force receivs first improved AWACS aircraft - News; JB; Microwaves, 21(1982)1, S.26. 6. AWACS and other Mideast Arms; Jim Bussert; ME/C, Vol.8, No.1, January 1982, S.34,37,40,42,44,45. 3 7. Strengthening NATOs Air Defense C I; Jim Coghlan; DE, June 1986, S.179-184. 8. Adapting AWACS for the digital battle space; Paul Proctor; AW&ST, March 10, 1997, S.52-53. 9. Northrop Grumman rolls out first new-production Hawkeye; AW&ST, March 10, 1997, S.55-56, 10. Introduction to Electronic Warfare; D. Curties Schleher, Ph. D.; Artech House, Inc., Nordwood, MA, 1994 Printing. 11. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998.

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E-8C Joint STARS, JSTARS

JSTARS to Grumman, Norden; Michael Kachmar - Senior Editor/News; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)12 (November), S.21. Army Banks on Joint STARS for Airland Battle Management; David A. Boutacoff; DE, August 1986, S.7785. Tactical Voice Communications become User Friendly; Christine Castro; DE, June 1990, S.39-46. JSTARS - Real-Time Warning and Control for Surface Warfare; John Haystead; DE, July 1990, S.31-40. JSTARS- Part II: The ground stations; James W. Rawles; DE, August 1990, S.41-46. A unique Joint STARS Phased-Array Antenna; Harold Shnitkin, Norden Systems; MJ, Jan. 1991, S.131-141.

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Managing Data to Win the Information War; AW&ST, January 1, 1996, S1-S8. The eyes have it; Chris Pocock; Air International, April 1997, S.226-231. Joint STARS, das wachsende Auge ber Bosnien - Ein Beitrag zum Frieden; Ben T. Robinson; SuT, 11/1997, S.640. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mandham, NJ, 1998, S.549. Joint STARS P3I award to Northrop Grumman; D. Herskovitz - EC Monitor; JED, January 1999, S.28-29. Airborne Surveillance Takes Command; Kernan Chaisson; JED, January 1999, S.43-49. Army ISR riflemen get the picture; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, February 2001, S.39-43. [Auch: Lesebrief, JED 04/01, S.14.] J-STARS at Geilenkirchen; Andreas Hunold; AFM, June 2002, S.28-29. USAF E-8C JSTARS; Andreas Hunold; SuT, August 2002, S.19-22. Fliegende Gefechtsleitstnde; Christian Hauser; FLIEGERREVUE; 11/2002, S.38-42. AWACS, Rivet Joint and Joint STARS; David C Isby; AFM, March 2003, S.20-24. Northrop Grumman E-8C Joint STARS - Alles im Blick; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2003, S.76-79. Aircraft of the USAF; Mark Ayton; AFM, August 2003, S.7287.

18. See it, Jam it, Kill it; David A. Fulghum - Washington; AW&ST, May 2005, S.24-25. 19. E-10 Radar takes shape; David A. Fulghum - El Segundo, CA; AW&ST, June 2005, S.92, 95.

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EA-6B Prowler
Grumman EA-6B Prowler Electronic Warfare Aircraft; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.116. Die amerikanischen EloKa-Flugzeuge EA-6B und EF-111A; G. S. Sundaram; Genf, IWR, 1/1977. Nachgedruckt in Elektronische Kampffhrung; IWR, Geneva, 1978, S.22-26. An/ALQ Tactical Jamming System; ICH, 7th Ed., 1981/82, S.100,102. The EA-6B Prowler; Hal Gershanoff; JED, October 1983, S.51-62. The HARMed Prowler; Kenneth Krech, Lieutenant; JED, October 1983, S.85-88, 96. Navy and Air Force improve Electronic Warfare Aircraft; L.M.; DE, December 1984, S.88,91. Harming the Prowler; Kenneth Krech; DE, October 1986, S.165-172. Top Gun Fighters & Americas Jet Power; London Ian Allan Ltd, 1988. The Navys new electronic look; Scott R. Gourley; DE, June 1990, S.92-97. EA-6B ICAP III award expected next month, Programm extended - EC Monitor; JED, March 1998, S.24. ICAP-3 Will Update EA-6Bs Capabilities; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998. First upgraded Prowler delivered to US Navy, more enhancements to come; B. Rivers - EC Monitor; JED, February 1999, S.27. On the Prowl; Jon Lake; Air International, September 1999, S.156-165. Kosovo validates EW needs, but shows assets are slim; AW&ST, Nov .15, 1999, S.50, 81. EA-6B upgrade and AEA AOA briefed to industry - EC Monitor; K. Sherman; JED, August 2000, S.34-35. Contract awarded for EA-6B Jammer upgrades- EC Monitor; K. Sherman; JED, September 2000, S.32-34. Prowler upgrades moving along; ec minitor - Brendan Rivers; JED, December 2001, S.29. Airborne Electronic Attack, The next generation Hornet; John M Quigley; Air International, January 2002, S.24-27. I will be your escort; Michael Puttre; JED, May 2002, S.4247. Larger Pentagon budget boosts select technologies; Robert Wall; AW&ST, February 10, 2003, S.62-63. Unklare Plne der US-Streitkrfte, Prowler-Ersatz gesucht; Karl Schwarz; Flugrevue, Mrz 2003, S.42-46. ICAP III moving ahead on Prowler, preparing for Growler; Brendan P. Rivers - EC Monitor; JED, May 2003, S.35. ICAP III completes testing; AFN, July 2003, S.15. US Navy sets course for future AEA; EC Monitor, Brendan P. Rivers; JED, July 2003, S.32-33. Northrop Grumman EA-6B Prowler; Flightline; FLUG REVUE, Februar 2004, S.43-46. EA-6B Prowler; Firmenunterlage, Northrop Grumman Corp., Electronics & Systems Integration Division. On the Prowl: Electronic Warriors; Margaret Bone; Northrop Grumman Corp. Special Supplement in the JED.

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E-10A MC2A
ISR design begins tests; David A. Fulghum; AW&ST, April 29, 2002, S.32. Challenges mount for surveillance aircraft; Robert Wall, Washington; AW&ST, August 26, 2002, S.27-30. Der JSTARS-Nachfolger; pp; SuT, September 2002, S.59. Congress pits MC2A against MC2A-X; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, September 16, 2002, S.30-31. Tests of MC2A reveal problems and promise; David A. Fulghum, Nellis AFB, Nev.; AW&ST, September 16, 2002, S.48-49. Paul Revere designers critique new configuration; David A. Fulghum, Nellis AFB, Nev.; AW&ST, September 16, 2002, S.52-53. Pulse weapons, stealth defenses near readiness; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, September 2002, S.63-64. Jamming role given to F-22, F-35, MC2A; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, November 2002, S.32. Antennas confound jamming, energy weapons development; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, December 9, 2002, S.71-73. World News Roundaup: USAF officials ..; AW&ST, March 3, 2003, S.18. Preserving the jam; David A. Fulghum, Orlando, FLA; AW&ST, March 3, 2003, S.57-58. AWACS, Rivet Joint and Joint STARS; David C Isby; AFM, March 2003, S.20-24. E-10A weapon system integration contract; AFN, July 2003, S.14. Northrop Grumman E-8C Joint STARS - Alles im Blick; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2003, S.76-79. Boeing E-10A - The USAFs new jack-of-all trades; Alan Dawes; Air Inrenational, August 2003, S.22-25. Die E-10A fr die US Air Force; pp; SuT, Oktober 2003, S.62. Airborne Radar that tracks Missiles; James W. Ramsey; Aviation Magazine - Aviation Today; April 2005.

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EA-18G Growler

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3. 4. 5.

Airborne Electronic Attack - The next generation Hornet; 5. John M Quigley; Air International, January 2002, S.24-27. Stacking the deck - Neither nimble nor quick, the Super Hornet is a jack-of-all-trades; Bill Sweetman; JED, February 2004, S.30-37. Innere Werte - Boeing verbessert F/A-18E/F Super Hornet; 1. Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Mai 2004, S.34-39. A different kind of sting; Martin Streetly; Air International, December 2004, S.32-38. The Hornets sting; Brendan P. Rivers; JED, December 2004, S.51-54. 1.

Manned jammers needed for another generation; David A. Fulghum and Robert Wall, Nashua, NH; AW&ST, October 28, 2002, S.54-56.

ECAM
Cockpit-Instrumente; Peter Bachmann; Band 9 in Privatpiloten Bibliothek, Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1998.

ECR-90 Captor
Das Eurofighter Radar sieht alles; dan; Mforum, Mai 2001, S.4.

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EADS

Http://www.eads.net Ein neuer Luftgigant; Rainer Schmid; FLIEGERREVUE 12/1999, S.10-11. 3. EADS Interne Information, Nr. 2/15.2000. 4. EADS nimmt Gestalt an; SuT, 2/2000, S.105. 5. EADS-Broschre Militrflugzeuge: Sicherheit hat Zukunft; 08/2001. 6. Le Bourget 2001: Die erste groe Leistungsschau der Luftfahrt im neuen Jahrtausend; Peter Preyloswski; SuT, August 2001, S.26-34. 7. Erfolgsstrategie: Wachstum und Kooperation; Gilles Patri; Planet AeroSpace, Nr.5, Oktober-Dezember 2001, S.4-5. 8. EADS-Broschre EADS - The Step beyond; May 2002. 9. JED, October 2002, S.78. 10. Coming of Age; Robert Wall, Paris and Munich; AW&ST, January 24, 2005, S.44-46.

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EDA
Die Europische Verteidigungsagentur; Thomas Bauer; SuT, Dezember 2004, S.72-76.

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EDIG
Die europische Verteidigungsindustrie; Hansjrg Krnzle; wt III/1999, S.44-46.

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EDO RSS
Http://www.edorss.com

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EF-111 Raven
ICAP-3 Will Update EA-6Bs Capabilities; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998. A Tribute to the Raven; Firmenbroschre von Northrop Grumman Corporation.

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EADS CASA
Airtech CN-235; FLUG REVUE, Mrz 2002, S. 37-40. CASA C-212 Aviocar - A plane for all seasons; Rod Sinpson; Air International; January 2005, S.32-38. EADS CASA C-295; Typenblatt; Strategie und Technik, Mai 2005, S.29-30.

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EFB, Electronic Flight Bag

Electronic Flight Bags, Part I: What Airlines want; Edward Hanson; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, June 2002. Electronic Flight Bags, Part II; David Jensen; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, June 2002. Electronics with Impact: Top 10 Avionics Innovations; AW&ST, Special Advertising Section, November 20, 2006, S.S1-S6. Vom Black Book zum Electronic Flight Bag; Rainer W. During; FLIEGERREVUE, 10/2007, S.20.

1. 2.

EADS LFK

LFK-Lenkflugkrpersysteme GmbH; Strategie und Technik, September 2001, S.38-40. 4. Die LFK GmbH, Kernkompentezen fr Lenkflugkrpersysteme; Ulrich Rapreger; Strategie und Technik, November 2006, S.26-27.

EFIS
Cockpit-Instrumente; Peter Bachmann; Privatpiloten Bibliothek, Band 9; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1998.

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EAGLE 1

1.

Kurz & Bndig; Planet AeroSpace, 4/2003, S.39. EADS targets world; D. Fulghum & R. Wall; AW&ST, September 15, 2003, S.70-74. 1. Luftwaffe: Material- und Ausrstungsplanung; Markus 2. Schetilin - Luftwaffe; Strategie und Technik, Mai 2006, S.2027. 3.

EGNOS
Http://www.esrin.esa.int EGNOS beginnt Probebetrieb; FLUG REVUE, August 2003, S.24. Vertical approach - Egnos and Galileo offer peerless precision, but benefits for aviation could take time; M. A. Taverna (Paris/Brssels) & D. Hughes (Washington); AW&ST, January 31, 2005, S.45.

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EC-130 Compass Call

Compass Call; ICH, 1981, S.144,161. Compass Call moving to block 35 - EC Monitor; Brendan P. Rivers; JED, August 2001, S.34. Air Force embraces jammer, but plots independent course; Rober Wall and David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, May 27, 2002, S.39-31. 1. Till their ears bleed: Compass Calls contributions to the war on terror - EC Monitor; Keman Chaisson; JED, July 2. 2002, S.22-23.

EGPWS => GPWS EH-101

Flugzeuge der Welt, 2001; Claudio Mller, Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001. Flugzeuge, Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Ricardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001.

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EH-101 Pilot Report: Heritage payoff; David M. North; AW&ST, January 26, 2004, S.40-45. Titelkampf der Schwergewichte - H-92 Superhawk und 1. EH101/US101; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, April 2004, S.4246. 2.

Elektronische Gegen-Manahmen, EloGM, ECM

ECM vs. Radar: A lethal scenario; Harry F. Eustace; MSN, Dec.1975/Jan. 1976, S.31-38. Bedrohung und EloGM-Verfahren; R. Loomis; IWR, 1/1976. Nachgedruckt in Elektronische Kampffhrung; IWR, Geneva, 1978, S.9-12. Postulating an airborne ECM threat: Donald D. Anderson; MSN, Dec./Jan. 1976, S.41-47. Electronic Countermeasures Technology - An Overview; L. Meadows - Raytheon; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1976, S.63-65. Protecting Tactical Aircraft: Which capabilities are required? Lt. Colonel David Brog; EW/DE, Nov./Dec. 1977, S.105-108. Methodology for specifying Jammer system parameters; ICH, 3rd Ed., June 1977/78, S.444-448. What jams what? ICH, 3rd Ed., June 1977/78, S.449-451. What Receiver for what mission; ICH, 3rd Ed., June 1977/78, S.456. An overview of low cost ECM Receiver; ICH, 3rd Ed., 1977/78, S.457-461. ECM decisive in typical combat srike; Robert Loomis; EW/DE, July 1978, S.62-66. Guided Missile ECM/ECCM; Stephen L. Johnston - Intern. Radar Directory, Huntsville; MJ, September 1978, S.20-26. Electronic Warfare Principles; Chapter 5, Electronic Countermeasures; Air Force Pamphlet, AFP 51-3; 1. September 1978. Electronic Countermesaures; Editors: J.A. Boyd, D.B. Harris, D.D. King, H.W. Welch, Jr.; Stanford University, 1961; Reprint: Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, 1978. Bedrohung und EloGM-Verfahren; R. Loomis; Elektronische Kampffhrung; IWR, Geneva, 1978, S.9-12. Radar Electronic Counter Counter Measures; S.L. Johnston; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 1979. Radar Antijamming Techniques; M.V. Maksimov, et. al.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 1979. ECM vs. alternate links (Radar Jamming); ICH, 6th Ed., 1980/81, S.376-383. Internal vs. external ECM for Tactical Aircraft; Julian Lake; DE, November 1981, S.23-26. Fundamental Jamming relationships; ICH, 7th Ed.,1981/82, S.377-383. ECM techniques glossary; ICH, 7th Ed., 1981/82, S.384. ECM System is long on features, short on size; Alexander E. Braun; MSN, October 1982, S.87-88. Simultaneous jamming of multiple signals using broadband amplifiers; F. Voltaggio Jr. & J. Yakich; ICH, 8th Ed.,1982/83, S.297-300. Introduction to Radar Systems; Merrill I. Skolnik; McGrawHill, Inc., 1983. ECM/EW designs to 40 GHz and above accomplished in Coax; W. Oldfield - Wiltron; MSN, June 1984, S.48-59. Pulse-Compression Radar: ECM and ECCM; Leroy B. Van Brunt; DE, October 1984, S.170-185. Frequency Hop Systems for Navy Communications; Dennis Sweeney -E-Systems; DE, June 1985, S.115-124. Assessing ECM effectiveness in operational trials; Guglielmo Bertuccioli - Datamat; DE, October 1986, S.250254. Introduction to Electronic Warfare - Chapter 3: Electronic Countermeasures; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph. D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986.

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Eigenpeilung
Funkortungs- und Funknavigationsanlagen; Werner Mansfeld, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Habil.; Hthig Buch Verlag GmbH, Heidelberg, 1994, S.30. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004. 3. 4. 5.

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Electronic Warfare => Elektronische Kampffhrung Elektronische Aufklrung, EloAufkl, ELINT

Realistic ELINT Design Considers Antenna Pattern TradeOffs; Keneth Arkind; MSN, Oct./November 1976, S.92-97. Signal recognition in a complex Radar environment; Stephen Saperstein & J.W. Campbell - WJ, Palo Alto, CA; Countermeasures, March 1977, S.8, 31, 40-42. Principles of Electronic Warfare - Chapter 4: Electronic Reconnaissance; Robert J. Schlesinger, et al.; Prentice Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1961, Reprint: Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, 1979. Improved Elint System adds flexibility and coverage; DE, January 1980, S.30-31. Electronic Intelligence: The Analysis of Radar Signals; Richard G. Willey; Artech House, Inc., Dedham, MA, 1982. Elint collection system performas exotic signal analysis; Richard Hartman; DE, April 1983, S.88-94. ELINT design melds classic methods; Charies Konig - US Army Electronic Warfare Lab., Forth Monmouth, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)9, S.150,151,155,225. Introduction to Electronic Warfare; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph. D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986. Air Reconnaissance gathers speed for the AirLand Battle; Jim Coghlan; DE, September 1986, S.131-140. U.S. Military upgrades its battlefield eyes and ears; DE, February 1988, S.56-70. 100-Percent probability of intercept? Herschell F. Murry; DE, February 1988, S.73-80. Designing modern Electronic-Intelligence Systems; W. Brasier, et al. - Condor Systems; MSN&CT, September 1988, S.68-76. Elektronische Aufklrung; Rolf Bergmann; Mikrowellen & HF Magazin, Vol.15, No.4, 1989, S.337-344. Tracking the ELINT market; Ron Schneiderman - Senior Ed./News; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)4, S.35-43. Portable ELINT system captures data from 0.5 to 18 GHzProduct of Wide Band Systems, Rockaway, NJ; Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)9, S.150. EW 101 - A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Boston, London, 2001. Luftgesttzte signalerfassende Aufklrung; Hubert Wenzl & Jrg Deinert - Oberstleutnants; SuT, November 2002, S.5557. Intelligence air war; David C Isby; AFM, June 2003, S.30-35. Die Strategische Aufklrung in der Bundeswehr; Strategische Aufklrung warum und wozu; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt II/2004, S.24-34. Przise Daten - sichere Entscheidung; D. Keller & L. Schulz; Strategie und Technik, Januar 2005, S.26-27.

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29. Phased Arrays for Airborne ECM; R.L. Moynihan, Sanders; MJ, Jan. 1987, S.34-54. 30. ECCM the key to Airborne Radar survival; Stephen L. Johnson; MSN&CT, January 1987, S.54-65. 31. Radars, Countermeasures and Missile Electronics; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.5, 1987, S.511-513. 32. Satellite-Jamming design considerations, Part I; MSN&CT, September 1988, S.35-51. 33. Satellite-Jamming design considerations, Part II; MSN&CT, October 1988, S.32-39. 34. Set-on receiver quickly disarms X-band threats - Product of Radian Technology, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.164,166. 35. High-speed receiver tracks agile signals; Alan conrad - East Coast Editor; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.164,166. 36. ECM receiver integration reduces package size - Product of Akon, San Jose, CA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)8, S.184. 37. Foled you! The art of off-board ECM protection; Don Herskovitz - Technology; JED, August 1999, S.35-40. 38. Protecting large Aircraft; Sean Carroll; JED, September 1999, S.45-450.. 39. Countermeasures: Have they moved out for good? Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, August 2000, S.41-45. 40. Evidence of chaos and fractals in ECM effectiveness simulation; S. Charland & P. Pulsifer; JED, November 2002, S.56-61.

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17. Elektronische Kampffhrung, Vorausstzung des berlebens im Kampf; G.S. Sundaram, Genf; Elektronische Kampffhrung; IWR, Geneva, 1978, S.5-8. 18. EW in Tactical Combat; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.277-288. 19. EW/ESM Receiver signal and data processing problems: Methods and solutions; ICH, 4th Ed.,1978/79, S.343-350. 20. Principles of Electronic Warfare; Robert J. Schlesinger, et al.; Prentice Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1961, Reprint: Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, 1979. 21. Introduction to Naval Electronic Warfare; Rear Adm. Julian S. Lake, USN, Ret.; ICH, 5th Ed., 1979/80, S.19-20. 22. Navys EW requirements increasingly critical; ICH, 6th Ed., 1980/81, S.358-375. 23. ECM vs. alternate links; ICH, 6th Ed., 1980/81, S.376-383. 24. Europe is becoming EW conscious; Stefan Geisenheyner; DE, January 1981, S.69-72. 25. Outlook for Air Force EW Systems: The users perspective; Maj. Arthur Ritter, USAF; ME/C, Vol.7, No.3, March 1981, S.62-69 26. Interference cancellation shows promise as Anti-jam technique; ICH, 7th Ed., 1981/82, S.365-370. 27. Radar range reduction due to Jamming; ICH, 7th Ed.,1981/82, S.374-376. 28. Fundamental Jamming relationships; ICH, 7th Ed.,1981/82, S.377-383. 3 29. NATO C , IFF, and EW being updated; DE, May 1982, S.5061. Elektronische Kampffhrung, EloKa - Electronic 30. EW strategists scurry to outspace new threats; Microwaves, 21(1982)9, S.42-57. Warfare, EW 31. Electronic Warfare: Playing the complex chessgame; P.M. Elektronische Kampffhrung, das Gefecht der Stile; Horst Grant & J.H. Collins; MSN, September 1982, S.87-121. Wiesner; SuT, 9/1973, S.468-475. 32. Silence is golden - or is it? ME/C Staff; ME/C, Vol.8, No.10, Electronic Warfare Technical Glossary; ICH, 2nd Ed., October 1982, S.28-30. 1976/77, S.82-85. 33. Electronic Warfare is coming of age (Opinion); Martin U.S. EW code name Lexikon; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.155Kamhi - Naval Electronic Systems Command; MSN, 163. December 1982, S.74, 76. 1984 The Threat; Richard Hartman; ME/C, July 1977, 34. Simultaneous jamming of multiple signals using broadband S.55,60,67,71. amplifiers; F. Voltaggio Jr. & J. Yakich; ICH, 8th Ed.,1982/83, Protecting Tactical Aircraft: Which capabilities are S.297-300. required? Lt. Colonel David Brog; EW/DE, Nov./Dec. 1977, 35. Fiber Optics for Electronic Warfare applications surveyed; S.105-108. Adrian E. Popa; ICH, 8th Ed.,1982/83, S.301-305. EW Glossary; ICH, 3rd Ed., June 1977/78, S.556-574. 36. Impact of advanced IC Technologies on future Electronic Trends in EW System requirements; Clark G. Fiester - GTE Warfare Systems; Jim Martin; ICH, 8th Ed.,1982/83, S.331Sylvania; MJ, Jan. 1978, s.16,21. 340. 3 C and EW in the Navy; Capt. Albert A. Gallotta, Jr. - USN; 37. MATILDA Offers Protection from Missile Radar; C. ME/C, Vol.4, No.4. April 1978, S.67-69. McWilliams - MEL; MSN, January 1983, S.71-75. 3 Air and Space C ; ME/C, Vol.4, No.4. April 1978, S.73,76,77. 38. EW Technology at the Air Forces Avionics Laboratory; 3 Tactical C in the Infantry; ME/C, Vol.4, No.4. April 1978, George Nicholas & Charles H. Krueger, Jr. - WrightS.79-80. Patterson AFB, OH; JED, Ja. 1983, S.28-35, 43. Shipboard Electronic Warfare; Richard Hartman; ME/C, 39. EWs three basic problems (Opinion); R. R. Keenly - Condor Vol.4, No.5. May 1978, S.18-24. Systems; MSN, February 1983, S.54. Electronic Warfare Principles; Air Force Pamphlet, AFP 5140. Military Systems needs drive component demands; Dr. K.J. 3; 1. September 1978. Sleger - Naval Research Lab; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, Guided Missile ECM/ECCM; Stephen L. Johnston - Intern. November 1983, S.15,17,20. Radar Directory, Huntsville; MJ, September 1978, S.20-26. 41. Some impacts of computer technology on EW; John L. Computer use in Electronic Warfare - Example: The Navys Grigsby -Litton; JED, November 1983, S.37-41. SLQ-32 EW System; Bill Hatch, Raytheon, Goleta; MJ, 42. Introduction to Radar Systems; Merrill I. Skolnik; McGrawSeptember 1978, S.53-60. Hill, Inc., 1983. Electronic Countermesaures; Editors: J.A. Boyd, D.B. Harris, 43. Self-Protection Systems Integrated into multiple Aircraft; H. D.D. King, H.W. Welch, Jr.; Stanford University, 1961, F. Cronin - ITT ; MSN, June 1984, S.132-149. Reprint: Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, December 44. Electronic Warfare in the twenty-first Century; William G. 1978. Arnold -Motorola; JED, October 1984, S.35-42. Elektronische Kampffhrung; IWR, Geneva, 1978. 45. Next-generation systems require real-time processsing of sensor information; R. L. Simmen - Dalmo Victor; MSN, October 1984, S.70-82.

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46. Pulse-Compression Radar: ECM and ECCM; Leroy B. Van Brunt; DE, October 1984, S.170-185. 47. Recent trends in Electronic Warfare; Julian S. Lake, USN, Ret.; ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.11-14. 48. Future Army Electronic Warfare challenges; Richard Hartman; ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.306-314. 49. Building an EW System from scratch using existing modules; Kenneth S. Herberger; ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.319325. 50. Rules of thumb for EW Systems design and planning; James Bell; ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.326-329. 51. Understanding fast wave devices used in Millimeter-Wave EW Systems; G. Dhler, Ph.D. & F. Voltaggio, Jr.; ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.341-354. 52. Sorting parameters for Radar Warning Receivers - Quo Vadis? Charles Wiseman; ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.357-363. 53. New strategies and Soviel threats spark EW responses; James B. Schultz; DE, February 1985, S.17-21. 54. Confidence and ECM capability - Missing links in U.S. Operations in Lebanon; John E. Lacouture; DE, March 1985, S.113-117. 55. Automated testing speeds EW receiver evaluation; K.J. Allen & B.Y. Tsui - Wright-Patterson AFB; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.113-118. 56. Electronic-Warfare reqirements drive Microwave markets and technology; Editorial, MSN&CT, June 1985, S.83-121. 57. Gallium Arsenide enhances digital signal processing in Electronic Warfare; B. Hoffman & D. Apte; DE, July 1985, S.48-56. 58. Advanced technologies play key role in designing future EW Systems; A. Wilby & D. Richardson - Marconi Defence Systems; MSN&CT, September 1985, S.66-78. 59. Meeting the challenge of ESM/ECM integration; Thomas H. Greer - Litton Applied Technology; DE, September 1985, S.74-82. 60. Soviet Electronic Warfare, a review of published material; Stephen L. Johnston; International Defense Review, 12/1985, S.9-14. 61. EW Dedicated Aircraft, a continuing requirement; Bill Sweetman; International Defense Review, 12/1985, S.2124. 62. EW Suites for Large Aircraft, design constraints analyzed; Jeff Nichols; International Defense Review, 12/1985, S.2729. 63. Shipboard EW - A growing awareness; Dr. Martin Kamhi, USN; International Defense Review, 12/1985, S.33-40. 64. Naval Electronic Warfare - Enhancing warship survivability; Mark Cotton; International Defense Review, 12/1985, S.4346. 65. EW in a Land Environment - British solutions; Michael Dickens; International Defense Review, 12/1985, S.67-69. 66. Introduction to Electronic Warfare; D. Courtis Schleher, Ph.D.; Artech House Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986. 67. EW systems continue showing growth and development; A. E. Braun (Editor); MSN&CT, April 1986, S.71-72. 68. The impact of advanced modulation techniques on EW; R.M. Raines & S.A. Blankenship -Naval Surface Weapon Center; DE, October 1986, S.81-98. 69. The digital future of EW; Edwin M. Drogin; DE, December 1986, S.61-64. 70. ECCM the key to Airborne Radar survival; Stephen L. Johnston - Inernational Radar Directory; MSN&CT, January 1987, S.54-65.

71. Next-Generation EW, Radar and Communication equipment spur subsystem development - Part I; Ernst Scherer; MSN&CT, April 1987, S.26-43. 72. Choosing the right integration technique; Richard Jones TRW Microwave; MSN&CT, April 1987, S.46-52. 73. I/J-Band 500-Watt CW Jammer Amplifier for U.S. Navy EW Applications; Baruch Even-Or - American Electronic Laboratories; MSN&CT, April 1987, S.80-87. 74. Next-Generation EW, Radar and Communication equipment spur subsystem development - Part II; Ernst Scherer; MSN&CT, May 1987, S.30-38. 75. Electronic-Warfare Automatic Test Equipment; Steven D. Adams & Clifford S. Fitterer WJ; MSN&CT, October 1987, S.8-19. 76. Fiber Optics and Opto-Electronics for Radar and Electronic Warfare applications; J.J. Pan - E-Tek Dynamics; MSN&CT, October 1987, S.30-43. 77. Advanced Microwave signal Processing in Telecommunications, Radar, and Elelectronic-Warfare Systems; Fulvio Ananasso, et al.; MSN&CT, October 1987, S.108-126. 78. The mighty Five; James W. Rawles; DE, November 1987, S.58-74. 79. DDS drives 2-to-20-GHz LO subsystem for EW/ECM; Alan Conrad, Contributing Ed. & Jack Browne, Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)7, S.130-132. 80. Countering anti-ship Missiles; James W. Rawles; DE, September 1990, S.67-76. 81. Multifunction Transmit and Receive modules for EW Arrays; Martin A. Priolo, et al. - Lockheed Sanders, Nashua; MJ, February 1991, S.83-92. 82. SIGINT receiver combines wide Frequency range and DF capability; Maxim Technologies Product; DE, October 1991, S.90. 83. Farewell to Electronic Warfare? Sheldon B. Herskovitz; MJ, September 1992, S.26-42. 84. Mobile SAM threat spurs new EW System sales; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 27, 1997, S.38-42. 85. Many new EW systems on near-horizon; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.42-43. 86. Electronic Warfare: Foundation of Information Operations; Col Charles T. Alan, USAF; JED, October 1998, S.59-79. 87. Information Warfare Principles and Operations; Ewald Waltz; Artech House, Inc., Boston, London, 1998. 88. Introduction to Airborne Radar - Part VIII, Radar in Electronic Warfare; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, 1998. 89. The art of Navigation Warfare; Robert McGahan; JED, April 2001, S.53-55. 90. Electronic Warfare in the Information Age; D. Courtis Schleher, Ph. D.; Artech House, Inc., Boston, London, 1999. 91. Fighter EW, the next generation; Bill Sweetman; JED, July 2000, S.41-47. 92. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. 93. Facing Warfare in the third millenium; Fred Levien - The Levien Group, Prunedale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)9, S.31-44. 94. EW 101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 2001. 95. Electronic Warfare for the Digitized Battlefield; Michael Frater & Michael Ryan; Artech House Books, Horizon House Publications, Inc., 2001.

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96. Afghan operations underscore value of avionics arsenal; David I. Rockwell, Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Sourcw Book, January 14, 2002, S.199-200. 97. Electronic Warfare systems; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.225-227. 98. Electronic Warfare goes stealthy; Alan Dawes; Air International, February 2002, S.105-110. 99. Der Elektronische Kampf der Marine; Fregattenkapitn Ulrich Dammeyer - Fhrungsstab Marine; SuT, Juli 2002, S.47-50. 100. Survival of the fittest; Farnborough International, 2002 The Official Souvernir Programme; Published on behalf of SBAC by Key Exhibitions Ltd, Stamford, UK, September 2002, S.52-57. 101. Threats sparks EW research, but no new programs; David A. Fulghum and Robert Wall, Washington/Nashua, NH; AW&ST, October 28, 2002, S.62-64. 102. Jamming role given to F-22, F-35, MC2A; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, November 2002, S.32. 103. Antennas confound jamming, energy weapons development; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, December 9, 2002, S.71-73. 104. Introduction to Electronic Warfare, Modeling and Simulation; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 01/2003. 105. Electronic Warfare systems; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003, S.215-218. 106. Unsichtbar aber wirkungsvoll - Die Elektronische Kampffhrung; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt IV/2003, S.90-93. 107. bung ELITE 2004 - Duell in der Schwbischen Alb; Erich Strobl; FLIEGERREVUE, 7/2004, S.20-21. 108. EW 102: A Second Course in Electronic Warfare; David L. Adamy; Artech House Books, Horizon House Publications, Inc., 2004. 109. Target Acquisition in Communication Electronic Warfare Systems; Richard Poisel - US Army Research, Development and Engineering Command; Artech House Books, Horizon House Publications, Inc., 2004. 110. International Electronic Countermeasures Handbook: 2004 Edition; Journal of Electronic Defence; Artech House Books, Horizon House Publications, Inc., 2004. 111. EW and Stealth - Deceptive appearances explained; Mike Hirst; Air International, November 2004, S.62-65.

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Eluding the enemy: ECCM techniques; Frank Amoroso Hughes Aircraft; DE, September 1985, S.171-186. Introduction to Electronic Warfare - Chapter 4: Radar and Electronic Counter-Countermeasures; D. Courtis Schleher, Ph.D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986. ECCM the key to Airborne Radar survival; Stephen L. Johnston - Inernational Radar Directory; MSN&CT, January 1987, S.54-65. Simple circuit instantly cuts jammer signals; Andere Gagnon - Telemus Electronic Systems, Ontario, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)9, S.135-140. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998. Electronic Warfare in the Information Age; Ph.D. D. Courtis Schleher; Artech House, Inc., Boston, London, 1999. Evidence of chaos and fractals in ECM effectiveness simulation; S. Charland & P. Pulsifer; JED, November 2002, S.56-61.

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Elektronische Untersttzungsmanahmen, EloUM, ESM

Electronic Warfare Principles; Chapter 4, Electronic Warfare Support Measures; Air Force Pamphlet, AFP 51-3; 1. September 1978. ESM improves Fast Patrol Boat capabilities; Frank J. Moncrief; MSN, July 1978, S.64-66. Adaptive pulse preprocessing optimizes ESM Receivers; James Van Cleave; EW/DE, March 1979, S.77-84. High Intercept Probability improves ESM performance; S. Sareen; MSN, July 1979, S.72-76. Signal Processing pivotal to next generation ESM Receivers; J.H. Collins & P.M. Grant; MSN, April 1981, S.10-32. Navy seeks ESM for P-3C; DE, May 1981, S.44. Channelized Receivers to dominate by late 80s; HVM & JBB; DE, May 1981, S.46-48. Time of Compressive Receivers has not come; DE, May 1981, S.50. MEL introduces ESM insurance; Stefan Geisenheyner; DE, January 1982, S.107-109. The associative comparator: Adds new capabilities to ESM signal processing; Craig A. Hanna; DE, February 1984, S.5162. Tactical ESM system has multioption capabilities - Product of Applied Communications; MSN, October 1984, S.163164. Advanced ESM system allows retrofit; Lynn Clune, et al. General Instruments; DE, October 1984, S.165-169. Aircraft detection and identification uses passive Electronic-Support Measures; Joel Schindall; WJ Technotes, Vol. 12, No. 5, Sept./Oct. 1985. Compressive Receivers apllied to ESM System design; K. D. Breuer et al. - Eaton Corp., AIL Division; MSN&CT, October 1986, S.66-75. Filters and Multiplexers designed for ESM applications; J. E. Dean - Filtronic; MSN&CT, October 1986, S.97-104. Filters and Multiplexers designed for ESM applications; J. E. Dean - Filtronic; MSN&CT, November 1986, S.123-1131. Introduction to Electronic Warfare - Chapter 2: Electronic support Measures; Ph. D. D. Curtis Schleher; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986.

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Elektronische Schutzmanahmen, EloSM , ECCM

ECCM Measures of Effectivness; Dr. J. Frank & Dr. P.S. Tong; Countermeasures, Vol.3, No.1, January 1977, S.3744. ECCM from the Radar Designers viewpoint; M.A. Johnson & D.C. Stoner; MJ, March 1978, S.59-63. ECCM Techniques; Richard Hartman; ME/C, Vol.3, No.11, Novomber 1977, S.34,36,39. Guided Missile ECM/ECCM; Stephen L. Johnston; MJ, September 1978, S.20-25. Electronic Warfare Principles; Chapter 6, Electronic Counter-Countermeasures; Air Force Pamphlet, AFP 51-3; 1. September 1978. ECCM based on Antanna Technology; ICH, 5th Ed., 1979/80, S.305316. Interference cancellation shows promise as Anti-jam technique; ICH, 7th Ed., 1981/82, S.365-370. Hostile ECCM/ESM; Stephen L. Johnston; JED, June 1984, S.41-48.

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ELF, Extremely Low Frequencies

U-Boot-Funkverkehr mit ELF - ein neuer Anlauf der US Navy; Dan Boyle; IWR, 7/1978, S.1149-1151.

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ELF: To communicate with a submerged Submarine; Edward L. Beach; DE, April 1980, S.54-61. 3. The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part III: The ELF Odyssey 1958-1979; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.1, January 1981, S. 26-39. 4. Erratum: The Renaissance in Submarine Communications: The ELF Odyssey; ME/C, Vol.7, No.2, February 1981, S. 28. 5. The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part IV: The ELF Odyssey, cont.; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.2, February 1981, S. 29-34. 6. Kommunikation mit ELF; Physik in unserer Zeit, 12. Jahrgang, 1981, Nr. 6, Seite 193. [Science 212, 644 (1981)]. 7. NAVELEX looks future in serving the electronic needs of the Fleet; DE, April 1982, S.59-62. 8. ELF lets Subs stay deep and out of sight; David A. Boutacoff; DE, January 1985, S. 95-98. 9. GTE wins ELF received pact; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)5, S.67. 10. Funkortung und Navigation; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1995, S.127. 11. Moderne U-Boote; Udo Ude; wt, II/2001, S.84-89.

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A Sampling of EW Antennas; Don Herskovitz; JED, December 1997, S.53-57. Antennas: Highly visible and hardly visible; Don Herskovitz; JED, May 1999, s. 63-68. A sampling of EW Antennas; Don Herskovitz; JED, June 2000, S.57-61. Designer polarization for EW Antennas; Robert O. Magatagan; JED, December 2000, S.51-53. Technology survey: Sampling of EW/SIGINT Antennas; JED, March 2007, Vol.30, No.3, S.40-45.

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RF Ecology: EW Student and His Environment; William H. McMillan, Antekna; MSN, July/Aug. 1971. Elements of EW Simulation - the RF Aspect; Warren P. Yost, Antekna; MSN, Sept./Oct. 1971. Radar Signal Simulator; EMI Electronics Ltd, England, 4seitige Unterlagen RE1069, 1975. EloKa-Simulatoren; G.S. Sundaram; IWR, 4/1976, S.591583. USAF Simulates Soviet Defense System; Barry Miller; AW&ST, May 30, 1977, S.43-49. Simulation - The requirement; ICH, 3rd Ed., June 1977/78, S.527-529 EW Testing - The Gordian Knot; Joseph J. Digiovanni, Antekna, Inc.; EW, July/Aug. 1977, S.79-86. EW Simulation: Preparation of a Dynamic Scenario; David L. Adamy - Antekna; EW/DE, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.117-120. EW The unique weapon; Terry E. Bibbens, Antekna; Signal Magazine, March 1978. Simulation Breakthroughs; A Solution to Complex Combat Problems; EW/DE, July 1978, S.5360. Simulation - An effective military strategy; Julian S. Lake; ME/C, October 1978, S.25. Handbook - EW Simulation Techniques, Equipment, and Systems; Broschre von Antekna, 1978. Modern EW simulation techniques; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.390-402. DF Simulation; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.403-405. Man/Mashine Interface in EW Simulation; David L. Adamy, Antekna; EW/DE, January 1979, S.71-77. Dynamic Environment Simulation by Arrayed Emitter Ranges; Joseph J. Digiovanni, Antekna; JED, March/April 1979. Field Deployable Simulation Adds Training Realism; Harold D. Burns; DE, June 1979. NEETS - The Naval Electronic Environment Training System; ME/C, October 1979. Detailed Description of AF-EWES Functions; ICH, 5th Edi., 1979/80, S.317-335. Test, Training, & Simulation; Ron Brown - Antekna, Inc.; JED, Jan./Feb. 1980, S.54-56. Simulators as test equipment and training devices for EW and Radar; ME/C, March 1980, S.28-41, 70-71. First-of-Its-kind Simulator features diverse capabilities; ME/C, January 1981, S.52-55. Changing environment complicates simulation; Terry Bibbens, Antekna, Inc.; DE, June 1981, S.97-98. Multiple Environment Generator for Electronic Countermeasures Testing; J.A. Hartman; MJ, September 1981, S.53-60. EW training using Radar EM environment; John Michels; MJ, September 1981, S.79-89.

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EloGM-Antennen - ECM Antennas

ECM Antennas; E .C. Hatcher; Space/Aeronautics, April 1960, S.171-180. Comparing ECM Antennas: Horns vs Spirals; Donald F. Tuite, Transco Products; MW, October 1972. Phased Array for ECM; ICH, 3rd Ed., June 1977/78, S.333341. Designing a broadband Phased Array Antenna suitable for use in ECM Systems; Lars Josefsson - LM Ericsson; DE, February 1980, S.85-88. Electronic Warfare Antenna Systems - Past and Present; Dan Yaw, Westinghouse; MJ, September 1981, S.22-39. Higher ERP for ECM Systems; Norman H. Pond; JED, March 1982, S.24. Higher ERP with Lens Fed Multibeam Arrays; D.H. Archer & A.A. Black, Raytheon Company; JED, March 1982, S.51-58. A sampling of EW Antennas - Technology Survey; Robert V. McGahan; JED, January 2002, S.57-61.

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EloGM-Gondelanlagen der US-Luftwaffe; Gowri S. Sundaram, Genf; IWR, 5/1979, S.775-778.

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EloGM-Techniken-Generator - ECM Techniques 18. Generator

Lab Report #3, Anzeige von Frequency Sources, Inc., MSN, March 1982, Rckseite des Deckblattes. ECM Techniques Generator, Dual Coherent Source and Offboard Expendable Techniques; Demetrius Tsipuras, et al.; MJ, September 1984, S.38-73. 19. 20. 21.

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EloKa-Antennen - EW Antennas

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22. Electronic Warfare Principles; Electronic Warfare Antennas; Air Force Pamphlet, AFP 51-3; 1. September 1978. 23. Electronic Countermeasures; J. Boy et al. (Hrgb); Chapter 29, Antennas, J.V.N. Granger; Peninsula Publishing, Los 24. Altos, CA, (1965) 1978. Electronic Warfare Antenna Systems - Past and Present; Daniel F. Yaw; MJ, September 1981, S.22-39. 25. Wide Sector Coverage Antennas; Daniel F. Yaw; MJ, September 1984, S.135-138.

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26. EW instructional development; Doug Lanterman - Antekna, Inc.; JED, Sept./Oct. 1981. 27. EW Threat Simulator validates Software; William H. McMillan - Antekna; DE, October 1982, S.101-112. 28. Fundamental parameters used in Radar Emitter Simulation; Doug Lanterman; ICH, 8th Ed.,1982/83, S.306-312. 29. Watkins-Johnson: Simulation von Elektronischen Gegenmanahmen; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.2, 1983, S.137-138. 30. General Instrument: Radar Emitter Simulation Equipment; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.2, 1983, S.138-139. 31. General Instrument: TS-V(1) Threat Simulator; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.2, 1983, S.140. 32. Simulate Airborne Radar environment; D. Nembhard & R. Smalling - Eaton; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)7, S.97103,112. 33. AN/SLQ-32 Environment Generator; Jack E. Wagner, Comptek; JED, September 1983, S.65-69. 34. Interactive Simulation automates EW System design; Samuel R. Holderman & Alex Nauda, HRB-Singer; JED September 1983, S.73-76. 35. ECM monitoring system; A.M. Imada & E.G. Ottoboni, SRI Intern.; MJ, Nov. 1984, S.139-150. 36. Field-deployable Simulations of Soviet Systems; Michael R. Green; ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.175-189. 37. Ghost Radars in the sky; Bruce Gumble; DE, June 1985, S.95-101. 38. Threat Simulation in EW Suite Testing; George Edwards Flight Systems, Inc.; JED, September 1985, S.39-43. 39. Combat Electromagnetic Environment Simulator; Dr. Edward Eberl - Amherst Systems; JED, September 1985, S.45-47. 40. DOD Simulators for evaluation of EW System design; James E. Totten; ICH, 9th Ed.,1985, S.372-375. 41. Simulierte Radar-Szenarios; HF-Report, Oktober 1987, S.7779. 42. Benchtop Signal Simulation Becomes a Reality; Roland Hassun, Dana Kreitter, & John Minck; DE, November 1987, S.129-143. 43. Ein Beitrag zur Lsung komplexer Simulationsprobleme; W. Gross; Mikrowellen & HF Magazin, Vol.15, No.7, 1987. 44. Sharping the Future of Signal Simulation; G. Lowitz, et al.; DE, March 1989, S.90-99. 45. Advanced Frequency-Agile Signal Simulator Provides EW, Radar Testing; Hp; MSN, April 1989, S.55-56. 46. Signal simulator hops 3000 MHz in less than 250 ns Product of HP, Cupertine, CA; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)4, S.141/3/5/7. 47. Frequency-Agile Signal Simulators; Hewllett-Packerd Co., Palo Alto; MJ, Jan. 1991, S.157-158. 48. System simulates radar environments from 0.3 to 18 GHz; Product of S.T. Research, Newington, VA; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)5, S.248. 49. Radar simulation software employs component data; Robert J. Hancock - CAE Soft; Rockwall, TX; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)9, S.67-73. 50. Modeling and Simulation - High-quality and lower cost validation of EW systems; Mike Pywell; JED, November 1997, S.45-51. 51. A Sampling of Electronic Warfare Simulators; Don Herskovitz; JED, December 1998, S.53-58. 52. Electronic Warfare Simulation, Part 1; Dave Adamy EW101 Tutorial; JED, April 1999, S.60-61. 53. EW Simulation, Part 2 - Computer Simulation; Dave Adamy - EW101 Tutorial; JED, May 1999, S.74-75.

54. EW Simulation, Part 3 - Engagement Scenario Model; Dave Adamy - EW101 Tutorial; JED, June 1999, S.68-69. 55. EW Simulation, Part 4 - Operator Interface Simulation; Dave Adamy - EW101 Tutorial; JED, July 1999, S.62-63. 56. EW Simulation, Part 5 - Practical considerations in Operator Interface Simulation; Dave Adamy - EW101 Tutorial; JED, August 1999, S.64-65. 57. EW Simulation, Part 6 - Introduction to emulation; Dave Adamy - EW101 Tutorial; JED, September 1999, S.64-65. 58. A sampling of PC-hosted EW Training Systems; Don Herskovitz - Technology; JED, October 1999, S.59-62. 59. EW Simulation, Part 7 - Antenna Emulation; Dave Adamy EW101 Tutorial; JED, October 1999, S.64-65. 60. EW Simulation, Part 8 - Receiver Emulation; Dave Adamy EW101 Tutorial; JED, November 1999, S.66-67. 61. EW Simulation, Part 9 - Threat Emulation; Dave Adamy EW101 Tutorial; JED, December 1999, S.64-65. 62. EW Simulation, Part 10 - Threat Antenna-Pattern emulation; Dave Adamy - EW101 Tutorial; JED, January 2000, S.62-63. 63. EW Simulation, Part 11 - Multiple-Signal emulation; Dave Adamy - EW101 Tutorial; JED, February 2000, S.62-63. 64. Simulator cteates multiple threats for EW receivers; Ross A. Ecker - Watkins-Johnson, San Jose, CA; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)6, S.164-170. 65. A Sampling of Electronic Warfare Simulators - Technology Survey; Don Herskovitz; JED, October 2000, S.59-64. 66. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. 67. A Sampling of Electronic Warfare Simulators - Technology Survey; Robert V. McGahan; JED, August 2002, S.61-66. 68. Evidence of chaos and fractals in ECM effectiveness simulation; S. Charland & P. Pulsifer; JED, November 2002, S.56-61. 69. Introduction to Electronic Warfare, Modeling and Simulation; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 2003.

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EloUM => Elektronische Untersttzungsmanahmen ELS

TI Uses Broad Technology Base to Expand Role in EW Programms; Sonderdruck von AW&ST, February 1987. Firmenbroschre von Texas Instruments: Emitter Location System; 01-BL-6-88. Technisch-logistische Vorbereitung von Luftfahrzeugen fr den Krisen-Einsatz; Helmut Caspar; SuT, 11/97, S.641-645. ELS; IECM Handbok 2001, S.174.

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EM Simulator
EM simulator adds optimization - Product of HP, HP EEsof, Westlake Village, CA; Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.123-124.

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EMAC
Die Europische Industrie muss handlungsfhig bleiben; Aloysius Rauen, Leiter EADS Militrflugzeuge; EADSMagazin: Mforum, Mrz 2001, S.14-15.

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EMBRAER
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EMBRAER EMB 145 AEW&C

Flugzeuge der Welt 2003; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2003; Seite 159: EMBRAER ERJ-145 SA/RS. Embraer EMB 145 AEW&C; Flightline; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2004, S.37-40.

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EMPAR
Das Boden-Luft-System PAAMS; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.2. Januar-Mrz 2001, S.34-37. Backboards of the fleet: Shipboard Phased-Array Radars; Dimitris V. Dranidis; JED, May 2003, S.55-62. EMPAR Shipborne Multifunction Radar; www.amsjv.com, REF: AMS/ED/002/0602.

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New systems concepts for increased ELINT intercept; R.R. Keenly - ARGOSystems, Palo Alto, CA; EW, May/June 1974, S.63-68. Whats new in ELINT receiving hardware? EW, July/August 1974, S.19-25. High Probability of Intercept Receivers in EW environments; Terry Harper; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.2, No.4, July/August 1975. Integrated Circuit 18-40 GHz Receiver; Dr. Charles Buntschuh; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1975, S.33-39. Preselected autotrack EHF superhets; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1975, S.41-44. Compact Warning Receiver sorts signals fast; Eli Dalabikis; EW, July/Aug. 1976, S.39-42. Signal recognition in a complex Radar environment; J.W. Campbell & S. Saperstein; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.3, No.6, Nov./Dec. 1976. The Channelized receiving system; Staff report; MSN, Dec./Jan. 1976, S.63-70. EW Acquisition Systems; B.R. Hatcher; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.3, No.3, May/June 1976. The military characteristics of Reconnaissance and Surveillance; George F. Steeg; EW, Sept./Oct. 1976, S.7181. Fourier series and integrals; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.546563. Receivers for signal acquisition; F. Rappolt & N. Stone - AIL; MJ, Jan. 1977, S.29-33. An overview of low cost ECM Receiver; ICH, 3rd Ed., 1977/78, S.457-461. Egypt deploys British ESM; EW/DE, January 1978, S.79-80. Receiver performance: What does Receiver Sensitivity really mean? Jeffrey C. Harp - ARGOSystems; EW/DE, May 1978, S.96-103. New receivers solve operational problems with minimum complexity; William R. Bigas - ARGOSystems; EW/DE, September 1978, S.81-86. What the receiver will see; David L. Adamy -Antekna, Inc, Mt. Niew, CA; ME/C, Vol.4, No.10, October 1978, S.47-49. Antennas and Receivers: Interdependency for EW/ESM; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.332-3341. EW/ESM Receiver signal and data processing problems: Methods and solutions; ICH, 4th Ed.,1978/79, S.343-350. Frequency Encoding Essential for Overlapping Pulses; Edwin M. Drogin - AIL; MSN, July 1979, S.50-63. Subsystems Provide Key to Radar Warning Receiver; Michaell Paff; MSN, July 1979, S.65-70.

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22. IF System provides 100% intercept; MSN, July 1979, S.9293. 23. Receivers evolve to era of Computer-Controlled Hybridization; Terry Harper- WJ; MSN, August 1979, S.112-122. 24. VHSICs to impact next-generation Radar Warning Receivers; Harry F. Eustace; DE, January 1980, S.69-73. 25. Wideband ESM Receiving Systems - Part I; C.B. Hofmann & A.R. Baron - Amecon; MJ, September1980, S.24-34. 26. ELISA: New high-sensitivity Receiver designed for Elint and Surveillance; John B. Beach; DE, October 1980, S.14-15. 27. Current and future Sub-System module for intercept Receivers; J.H. Collins & P.M. Grant; Ultrasonics Symposium, 1980, S.204-215. 28. Will receivers demand GaAs ICs? J.E. Feaveryear & E.A. Sornberger; DE, January 1981, S.58-60. 29. Wideband ESM Receiving Systems - PartI I; C.B. Hofmann & A.R. Baron - Amecon; MJ, Feb. 1981, S.57-61. 30. Receivers demand advanced analog processing ICs (Receivers); K.P. Weller & D.H. Claxon; MSN, February 1981, S.58-70. 31. Receiver tools improve difficult RF signal acquisition; Frank Rappolt - Eaton/AIL; MSN, April 1981, S.62-86. 32. Navy seeks ESM for P-3C; DE, May 1981, S.44. 33. Time of Compressive Receivers has not come; DE, May 1981, S.50. 34. Digitally controlled Receivers generate wider Frequencies; DE, June 1981, S.91-94. 35. Receiver comparisons; ICH, 7th Ed., 1981/82, S.395-396. 36. Automatic ESM Systems - Past, Present, Future; Alan Sock Amecon/Litton; JED, February 1982, S.39-43,49. 37. Digital Signal Processing for Multichannel Receiving Systems; B.J. Nardi; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.9, No.3, May/June 1982. 38. Time-Domain Receivers for pulsed sdignals - Part 1; J.E. Schindall & M.J. Caraballo; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 9, No. 6, Nov./Dec. 1982. 39. Fundamental parameters used in Radar Emitter Simulation; Doug Lanterman; ICH, 8th Ed., 1982/83, S.306-312. 40. Advances in Radar Warning Receivers; D. White & S. Rubin; ICH, 8th Ed., 1982/83, S.315-327. 41. EW Technology at the Air Forces Avionics Laboratory; George Nicholas & Charles H. Krueger, Jr. - WrightPatterson AFB, OH; JED, January 1983, S.28-35, 43. 42. Acousto-Optical Bragg Cells speed EW Signal Procecesssing; L.C. Grasse & D.L. Brubaker;MSN, January 1983, 53-68. 43. Time-Domain Receivers for pulsed signals - Part 1; J.E. Schindall & M.J. Caraballo; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 10, No. 1, Jan./Feb. 1983. 44. ELF/VLF Receiver design; W.K. Gruber; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.10, No.3, May/June 1983. 45. Intercept Time and its prediction; A.G. Self; JED, August 1983. 46. Advanced Electronic support System for Radar Processing; Gregory M. Pope - EM Systems, Sunnyvale, CA; DE, October 1983, S.182-200. 47. SAW Filter basics guide designer choices; A.G. Monnetti & R.M. Hays; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)11, S.73-110. 48. RWRs face new threats; A. E. Braun; MSN, November 1983, S.53-63. 49. Temperature compensation modules evaluated for Receiver Systems (Receivers); C. Y. Ho - Motorola; MSN, December 1983, S.86-104. 50. SAW Filters improve Channelized Receivers; E. McCune; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)1.

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51. Competitive Receiver Technologies; G.J. Donaldson; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.11, No.4, July/Aug. 1984. 52. DLVAs find applications in ESM systems; M. Sheade - Planar Microwave; MSN, August 1984, S.47-56. 53. Techniques examined or RF signal processing before the Receiver; D. Janich - WJ; MSN, October1984, S.46-69. 54. Software design of Microprocessor-Controlled receivers, Part I; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 11, No. 6, Nov./Dec. 1984. 55. Sorting parameters for Radar Warning Receivers - Quo Vadis? Charles Wiseman; ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.357-363. 56. Digital designs bridge the cost-performance gap; Chuck Dexter; DE, January 1985, S.127-133. 57. Software design of Microprocessor-Controlled receivers, Part II; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 12, No. 1, Jan./Feb. 1985. 58. Automated testing speeds EW receiver evaluation; K.J. Allen & B.Y. Tsui - Wright-Patterson AFB; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.113-118. 59. Modulation recognition for automated Surveillance Systems; J.L. Perry, et al.; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.12, No.4, July/Aug. 1985. 60. Microwave Receivers enter a new era; Technical Staff, Condor Systems; DE, August 1985, S.54-58. 61. Receiver gain analysis speeds design process; Stan Goldman - Texas Instruments, Dallas, TX; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)10, S.81-88. 62. Receiver turns analyzer into surveillance system; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)10, S.109-110. 63. Stock components can silence receiver spurs; Alan Conrad Staff Consultant, Configuration Analysis Management, Danbury, CT; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)10, S.123-125. 64. System control of VHF/UHF Receivers; C. E. Dexter & T. W. Goodell; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.12, No.6, Nov./Dec. 1985. 65. Advancing EW system strategies and supporting technologies; R.A. Moore & R.E. Marinaccio Westinghouse, Baltimore, MD; MJ, Feb. 1986, S.26-41. 66. Receivers and Receiver technology for EW systems; Donald L. Lockheed - TRW, Redondo Beach, CA; MJ, Feb. 1986, S.139-148. 67. Advances in design improve wideband Receiver; W. B. Sullivan & D. Heller - General Instrument; MSN&CT, April 1986, S.97-108. 68. Compressive receiver technology; W.D. Daniels, et al.; MJ, April 1986, S.175-184. 69. Surveillance receiver spans VHF to 40 GHz; Barry Manz Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)6, S.173-176. 70. Compressive Receivers apllied to ESM system design; K. D. Breuer et al. - Eaton Corp., AIL Division; MSN&CT, October 1986, S.66-75. 71. Aircraft detection and identification uses passive Electronic-Support Measures; Joel Schindall - WJ; MSN&CT, October 1986, S.78-86. 72. Filters and Multiplexers designed for ESM applications; J. E. Dean - Filtronic; MSN&CT, October 1986, S.97-104. 73. Microscan Receivers boost intercept probability; Hermann F. Schmid - SRI International; DE, October 1986, S.205-214. 74. Receiver Dynamic Range: Part 1; R.E. Watson; WJ Technotes, Vol.14, No.1, Jan./Feb. 1987. 75. Receiver Dynamic Range: Part 2; R.E. Watson; WJ Technotes, Vol.14, No.2, March/April 1987. 76. Should Radar Warning Receivers remain autonomous? Richard Hartman; DE, May 1987, S.45-47. 77. How to specify and use a DTO/VCO; R.N. Buswell; WJ Technotes, Vol.14, No.4, July/Aug. 1987.

78. Rapid channel identifier for real-time sorting of frequency data; R.G. Ranson, et al. - WJ; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.65-73. 79. A rapid-channel identifier for EW Receivers; Dr R.G. Ranson, Dr G.L. Hey-Shipton & Dr J.G. Galli; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.14, No.5, Sept./Oct. 1987. 80. Das nchste Jahrzent fr die Mikrowellenberlagerungsempfnger - Wandel in der Technologie und neue Forderungen kennzeichnen heute schon den Trend; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.5, 1987, S.551-556. 81. DFD/IFM performance under exotic modulations; David Heller - General Instrument; MSN&CT, September 1988, S.81-91. 82. Flexible receiver accurately tracks multiple threats Product of WJ, San Jose, CA; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)9, S.169-175. 83. The future of Radar Warning Receivers; David L. Adamy; DE, October 1988, S.63-69. 84. IF signal sampling improves receiver detection accuracy; Richard C. Webb - Webb Laboratories, Hartland, WI; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)3, S.99-103. 85. Receiver system matches channels from 6 to 18 GHz Product of Microsource, Santa Rosa, CA; John Dixon, et al.; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)3, S.127-132. 86. Analysis reveals vulnerable areas in EW receivers; U.M.S. Murthy & V.M. Rao - Defence Electronics Research Laboratory, Hyderabad, India; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)8, S.107-115,131. 87. EW Receivers use multiple technologies; Robert W. Dodd; DE, September 1990, S.59-65. 88. Design optimizes broadband mm-wave receiver performance; dr. Chandra Gupta - Alpha Industries, Methuen, MA; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)9, S.153-159. 89. Software package predicts receiver system sensitivity Product of Cedars Software, Potomac, MD; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)8, S.179. 90. A sampling of Radar Warning Receivers; Don Herskovitz Technology Survey; JED, January 1998, S.55-59. 91. Superconducting filters enhance military receiver performance; Gordon Roesler; Gordon Roesler - Booz Allen & Hamilton, Arlington, VA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.61-68,76. 92. RWR, ESM changes prompt Litton mergher; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.89-90. 93. Precision location and identification: A revolution in threat warning and situational awareness; Lt Col Jon Wilson, USAF; JED, November 1999, S.43-48. 94. A sampling of EW Warning Systems; Don Herskovitz Technology; JED, December1999, S.61-65. 95. Radar Warning Receivers: The digital revolution; Dave Adamy; JED, June 2000, S.45-50. 96. A sampling of EW Warning Systems; Don Herskovitz Technology; JED, April 2000, S59-63. 97. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; Dave Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. 98. EW101 - Receiver-System design, Part 1 - System specifications; Dave Adamy; JED, June 2004, S.60-61. 99. SMR-4820 compact microwave search receiver; M/A-COM SIGINT Products, Hunt Valley, MD, UK; Military Microwaves Supplement, August 2004 - A Special Supplement to Microwave Journal & Journal of Electronic Defense. 100. Receiver System Design Part 6 - Types of Receivers; Dave Adamy; JED, December 2006, Vol.29, No.12, S.42-44.

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101. Receiver System Design Part 8 - Receiver System 17. Molded-in-Place cover gaskets for environment seals and Sensitivity; Dave Adamy; JED, Feb. 2007, Vol.30, No.2, S.70EMI/EMP shields; D.M. Barone - Chometrics; MSN&CT, 72. June 1987, S.96-102. 102. Receiver System Design Part 9 - Receiver System Dynamic 18. Elektromagnetische Vertrglichkeit (EMV); Karl-Heinz Range; Dave Adamy; JED, March. 2007, Vol.30, No.6, S.47Gonschorek & Anton Kohling; Physik in unserer Zeit, 19. 49. Jahrgang, Mai 1988, Nr.3, S.80-91. 103. Technology survey: Sampling of RWR/ESM/ELINT Receivers; 19. EMI shielding of composite materials; Frank Marella; DE, Ollie Holt; JED, June 2007, Vol.30, No.6, S.49-55. March. 1990, S.68-71. 20. Ein Modernes EMV-Test-Zentrum; Klaus Ruffing; EMV Journal, Vol.2, Bd.4, 1991, S.286-291. Empfngerempfindlichkeit 21. EMV-Metechnik von A-Z; X. Sutter & A. Gerstner; Franzis, 1. Introduction to Electronic Warfare; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph. Poing, 1994. D.; Artech House Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986, S.427. 2. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; 22. EMI test receiver evaluates 9 kHz to 2.75 GHz - Product of Tektronix, Beaverton, OR; Jack Browne - Associate Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)10, S.138,140. 3. Receiver System Design Part 8 - Receiver System 23. Minimize EMI effects in wireless circuits; M.A. Halim - SR Sensitivity; David Adamy; JED, Feb. 2007, Vol.30, No.2, Telecom, Ontario, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)2, S.70-72. S.54-62. 24. Making EMI-radiated emissions measurements; Dennis EMV, Elektromagnetische Vertrglichkeit - EMI, Handlon - Agilent Technologies, Santa Rosa, CA; EMC, RFI Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)4, S.49-57. 1. A modern Receiving System approach to EMI, EMC, 25. Elektromagnetische Felder von Senderanlagen exakt TEMPEST measurements; K. Bach; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.2, erfassen - Portables System fr EMV-Messungen R&S TSNo.6, Nov./Dec. 1975. EMF; J. Kauscher & B. Rohowsky; R+S, Heft 177(2003/I), 2. Taking the Guesswork out of RFI Measurements; Gunther S.29-31. Sorger; MSN, November 1980, S.47-55. 3. EMV-Meplatz im Frequenzbereich 10 kHz - 400 MHz; EMV-Antennen - EMC Antennas Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 4/81, S.506. 1. Using Antennas to measure the strength of electric fields 4. TEM Test Cell Boasts Various EMC Applications; MSN, April near equipment; Martin Alexander; Compliance 1982, S.121, 124. Engineering, European Edition, 2000 Annual Reference 5. Filtering connectors meet the challenges of EMI; Thomas Guide, September 2000, S. 22-31. 3 Howell; NATO C , IFF, and EW being updated; DE, May 2. Katalog, EMV-Messtechnik, Rohde & Schwarz (R+S), PD 1982, S.93-97. 0757.2350.11, S. 26-28. 6. Shielding barriers block elektromagnetic waves, Part 1: EMI Shielding; Peter Grant - EMI, Granford, NJ; Microwaves, Entfernungsmessung 21(1982)6, S.97-98. 7. Emitter/Susceptor profiles predict proper Shielding, Part 2; 1. 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12. Holistic system design maximizes Night Vision device performance; Len Bjork, et al.; ME/C, Vol.9, No.2, February 1983, S.34-39. 13. Infrared Optics for military electronics systems requite high-quality optical coatimgs; M. Specile & F. Zmarzly; ME/C, Vol.9, No.2, February 1983, S.43-45. 14. Electro-Optic and Infrared Sensors; J.J. May, Jr., & M.E. Van Zee -General Dynamics; MWJ, September 1983, S.121-131. 15. Electro-Optics on the modern battlefield; J. Gaspar & H. Soffer -Varo Electro-Optics; DE, October 1986, S.139-153. 16. A sampling of EO/IR Systems; Don Herskovitz - Technology; JED, February 1999, S.53-57. 17. EO/IR, Part 1 - The EO/IR Spectrum - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, March 2001, S.68-69. 18. EO/IR, Part 2 - IR guided Missiles - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, April 2001, S.64-65. 19. EO/IR, Part 3 - Infrared Linescanners - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, May 2001, S.74-75. 20. EO/IR, Part 4 - Infrared Imagery and IRST - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, June 2001, S.70-71. 21. EO/IR, Part 5 -Night Vision devices - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, July 2001, S.66-67. 22. EO/IR, Part 6 - Laser Target Designator - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, August 2001, S.60-61. 23. Nachsichttechnik - Infrarot-Sensorik; Arnulf Wallrabe; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, August 2001. 24. EO/IR, Part 7 - IR Countermeasures - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, September 2001, S.66-67. 25. Whats new in EO/IR Countermeasures; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, November 2001, S.49-51. 26. EC Monitor: USAF begins work on next-generation EO/IR Countermeasures; Brendan P. Rivers; JED, September 2002, S.25. 27. Trends elektro-optischer Sensoren; Dr. Hubertus Haan Zeiss Optronik GmbH; Wehrtechnischer Report 1/2004, Februar 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Frankfurt a/M, S.4143. 28. Passive optronische Flugkrper-Warnsensoren - Flugzeuge und Hubschrauber besser schtzen; Bernd Uwira; wt, I/2004, S.116-117. 29. All-seeing eyes-in-the-sky; Michael J Gething; Air International. April 2005, S.52-55.

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Wt-Gesprch mit Gerhard Schemp - Vorsitzender der Geschftsfhrung der ESG Elektronik- und Logistik -GmbH; wt III/1999, S.90-91. Le Bourget 2001: Die erste groe Leistungsschau der Luftfahrt im neuen Jahrtausend; Peter Preyloswski; SuT, August 2001, S.26-34. ESG auf Erfolgkurs; wt II/2002, S.29. Firmenbroschre: Systementwicklung, Avionik fr Flugzeuge; 1EFE-DD-0011-04.02.

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ESM => Elektronische Untersttzungsmanahmen Ethernet

Bussysteme, Parallele und Serielle Bussysteme in Theorie und Praxis; Georg Frber (Hrsg.); Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, Wien, 1984. PC-Lexikon; Hans Herbert Schulze; Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag GmbH, Reinbek bei Hamburg, August 1993. Computer Lexikon - Fachwrterbuch, Ausgabe 2002; Microsoft Press Deutschland, Unterschleiheim, 2001.

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Eurocontrol
Http://www.eurocontrol.int

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Eurocopter
Eurocopter - a world-class helicopter manufacturer; Brian Walters; Air International, June 1999, S.342-346. Eurocopter, The old Continent scores worldwide success; Rene J Francillon; Air International, June 2002, S.366-370. Eurocopter Puma/Super Puma/Cougar; Typenblatt; SuT, August 2002, S.51-52. Eurocopter ist weltweit grter Hubschrauber-Hersteller; Peter Pletschacher; Fliegerkalender - Internationales Jahrbuch der Luft- und Raumfahrt 2005, Verlag E.S. Mitter & Sohn, Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, S.31-33.

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Eurofighter Typhoon, EFA, EF 2000

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Http://www.eurofighter.com Technologieschub fr 1.3 Milliarden DM? Das europische Jagdflugzeug der 90er Jahre in der Krise; Dr. Klaus Jansen Editorial; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.11, No.4, 1985, S.311. EOB, Electronic Order of Battle 3. The EFA takes off; Kenneth R. Timmerman; DE, September The Electronic Battlefield, The US Army Doctrine for the 1987, S.95-104+128. Electronic Battlefield; Special Report, DE, June 1979, S.44- 4. Green Light for EFA; Roy Braybrook; Air International, 62. Vol.35, No.3, September 1988, S.147-155. U.S. Army NTC advances realism in Battalion-Level training; 5. Europes new Fighters; Kenneth R. Timmerman; DE, May J.W. OKeefe & Karla Frandson; DE, June 1982, S.52-59. 1989, S.61-65. AirLand battle 2000 takes the offensive using high 6. The Electronics of Europe's new Fighters; Don Parry; DE, technology; David M. Russel; DE, June 1982, S.60-70. Vol.22, No.5, May 1990, S.51-54 . 7. Avionics for European Fighter Aircraft; M.J.G.; DE, August EO-Empfnger 1992, S.42-43. 8. Avionics; Unterlagen von Daimler-Benz Aerospace (DASA), 01/96 (Ma). EP-3E Aries 9. Airborne Systems; Unterlagen von Daimler-Benz Aerospace Secretive Orion EP-3E Aries II; Martin Streetly; Air (DASA), 05/97 (Ma). International, September 2004, S.31-38. 10. GEC-Marconi tow decoy tested on Eurofighter; defensive EW system tests to follow; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, Vol.147, ESA, European Space Agency No.17, October 27, 1997, S.85. Http://www.esa.int 11. A new approach to Missile Warning; Bill Sweetman; JED, October 1998, S.41-48, 78. ESG 12. Ein Jagdflugzeug fr die Luftwaffe; Manfred Http://www.esg.de Schmmelfelder; Beitrag in Das europische Jagdflugzeug

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Eurofighter, Report Verlag GmbH, Bonn und Frankfurt a/M, D46892, 6/98, S.9-10. Das Eurofighter-Programm; Rolf Schreiber; Beitrag in Das europische Jagdflugzeug Eurofighter, Report Verlag GmbH, Bonn und Frankfurt a/M, D46892, 6/98, S.11-15. Classics compared - Hawker Hunter and Eurofighter Typhoon; Jon Lake; Air International, March 1999, S.164175. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik [BWB, Abteilung LG]; SuT, 12/1999, S.731-740. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg.); Report Verlag, 1999, S.114. Eurofighter EF-2000; N. Sgarlato & R. Haueter; Airforce, Special, Militrluftfahrt heute, No.1, 2000-01, S.35-41. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Eurofighter F2000 Typhoon. GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Mittler, Hamburg-Berlin-Bonn, 2000, S.66. ILA 2000, Berlin-Brandenburg: Fachtagungen des Rstungsbereiches; Peter Preylowski - Redakteur, Oberst a.D.; SuT, 2/2000, S.100-102. Fighter EW, the next generation; Bill Sweetman; JED, July 2000, S.41-47. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik, die Abteilung LG; Eurofighter 2000; wt, IV/2000, S.152. Das Eurofighter-Radar sieht alles; dan; EADS-Magazin, Mforum, Mai 2001, S.4-7. Die Rolle des Eurofighter in der zuknftigen Luftwaffe; Horst Klgel; SuT, Juni 2001, S.25-33. Eurofighter plays Its hand; Bill Sweetman; JED, June 2001, S.49-52. Die ersten Eurofighter-Staffeln und -Geschwader in vier Nationen; Folkhard Oelewein; EADS-Magazin: Mforum, Juli 2001, S.18-20. Eurofighter, Ein Status-Bericht; Peter Preylowski; SuT, Juli 2001, S.52-53. EC Monitor: New passive IR Missile Warner unveiled; Hal Gershanoff; JED, August 2001, S.35. Der Eurofighter: Kompetenz bei Luftverteidigungssystemen - Durchstzungsfhig auf hchster Ebene; Beitrag in der EADS-Broschre Militrflugzeuge: Sicherheit hat Zukunft; 08/2001. Eurofighter Take-off ins 21. Jahrhundert; EADS Technische Unterlage: 21 40 09/2001. Self-Protection selected for German Eurofighters; European Report; JED, November 2001, S.19. st Eurofighter Typhoon - Air Power for the 21 Century; Technische Unterlage von Eurofighter International, Buckingham Gate, London, 2001. Eurofighter - Zur Lage des Programms; Erhard Heckmann; wt, I/2002, S.31Electronic Warfare goes stealthy; Alan Dawes; Air International, February 2002, S.106-110. Eurofighter Partners draft development route map; D. Barrie (Warton); AW&ST, April 29, 2002, S.71. Neue Etappe - Erste Eurofighter-serienflugzeuge fertig gestellt; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Mai 2002, S.32-35. Eurofighter Boost; AFM, June 2002, S.4-5. Eurofighter ready to storm into service; Dave Allport; Air International, June 2002, S.353-364. Eurofighter edges toward service entry; Douglas Barrie; AW&ST, June 17, 2002, S.58-61. Eye of the Storm; Bill Sweetman; JED, July 2002, S.61-63. Data Fusion - H periptosi (Der Fall) Eurofighter; Panos Spagopoulos; Amyntika Themata, Juni 2002, S.68-79.

42. sterreich whlt Eurofighter; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, September 2002, S.60-64. 43. 2002 Show Guide - Eurofighter; Farnborough International 2002; The official souvenir programme; Published on behalf of SBAC by Key Exhibitions Ltd, Stamford, S.14. 44. Survival of the fittest; Farnborough International 2002; The official souvenir programme; Published on behalf of SBAC by Key Exhibitions Ltd, Stamford, S.52-57. 45. Projektabteilung LUFT: Projekt/Projektgruppe Eurofighter; SuT, Dezember 2002, S.38-39. 46. Stealth, Unsichtbare Flugzeuge, Tuschen und Tarnen in der Luft; Doug Richardson; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2002. 47. Typhoon: Europes finest; George March; PBI Media, L.L.C., June 2003.[http://www.defensedaily.com] 48. Formidable Fighters into service; AFM; June 2003, S.37-48. 49. Eurofighter - Endmontage luft auf Hochtouren; Daniela Bommer; PLANET AEROSPACE, 3/2003, Juli-AugustSeptember, S.46-48. 50. Europisches Kampfflugzeug erhlt Typenzulassung Eurofighter vor Truppeneinsatz; Rainer Schmid; FLIEGERREVUE, 8/2003, S.28-30. 51. Viernationale Typenzulassung fr den Eurofighter; PP; SuT, August 2003, S.40-43. 52. Eurofighter Typhoon: Design, Developmentm Production, In Service, Weapons; Published in association with AirForces Monthly & Air International; 60-seitiges Sonderheft in der Air International, Ausgabe Januar 2004. 53. Zeitenwechsel - Neue Radare fr die neuen Kampfflugzeuge; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Februar 2004, S.72-76. 54. RAF Typhoon progress; Jon Lake; AFM, May 2004, S.20-24. 55. Eurofighter nimmt Flugbetrieb auf; Rainer Schmid; FLIEGERREVUE, Juni 2004, S.26-28. 56. Eurofighter fliegt in Laage; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2004, S.11. 57. Wehrtechnik-Spezial: Eurofighter; Verlagsgruppe Mnch, Koblenz-Bonn, 2004. 58. Selbstschutz fr die fliegenden Waffensysteme der Luftwaffe; Gnter May; wt IV/2004, S.80-82 59. Multi-role Typhoon; Jon Lake; Air International, February 2005, S.48-51. 60. Typhoon arises; Michael Fiszer; JED, September 2005, S.4653. 61. Typhoon Factory - Eurofighter-Endmontage in Manching; Alexis von Croy, Planet aerospace, 2/2006, S.4-11. 62. Luftwaffe: Material- und Ausrstungsplanung; Markus Schetilin - Luftwaffe; Strategie und Technik, Mai 2006, S.2027. 63. Zum Luftkampf in die Kugel - Simulatoren fr das Eurofighter-Training; FLUG REVUE, Oktober 2007, S.44-49.

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EuroGrid
Eurogrid fr Tiger; wt II/2002, S.34-35.

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EuroHawk
Euro Hawk als Atlantic-Nachfolger; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2003, S.73. Hochfliegender Horchposten; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2004, S.64-67. Falkenauge sieht alles; Karl-Friedrich Weitzel; wt IV/2003, S.113-119. Anzeige von Rohde & Schwarz: SIGINT Ausstattung fr den Euro Hawk; wt IV/2003, S.117.

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Global Hawk - Falkenauge im Dienst fr Europa; Berndt v. Mitzlaff; PLANET AEROSPACE, 1/2004, Jan.-Feb.-Mrz, S.2629. Premiere fr den Eurohawk; FLIEGERREVUE Spezial, 7/2004, S.29. Goodbye U-2?; Anthony Tucker-Jones; Air International, September 2004, S.58-61. Luftwaffe: Material- und Ausrstungsplanung; Markus Schetilin - Luftwaffe; Strategie und Technik, Mai 2006, S.2027.

13. MMW ready to roll; David Hughes, Hampton, VA; AW&ST, November 28, 2005, S.62-63. 14. Visible Benefits; Graham Warwick / Washington DC; Flight International, 28 November - 4 December 2006, S.26-28. 15. Electronics with Impact: Top 10 Avionics Innovations; AW&ST, Special Advertising Section, November 20, 2006, S.S1-S6.

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EW-1017A
EW 1017 Superheterodyne DF Receiver; ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.132. Loral Electronic Systems; Broschre Electronic Surveillance EW-1017; Yonkers, N.Y. 10704.

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EuroMALE
EuroMALE Garant europischer Souvernitt; Stephane Ferrard; PLANET AEROSPACE, 4/2004, S.42-44.

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Eurotrainer
Aermacchi will den Eurotrainer bauen; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, April 2004, S.47. 2. 1.

EWS
Technische Unterlage von Thomson-CFS (Elancourt, Frankreich), DASA LFK (Mnchen) und DASA Airborne Systems (Ulm): EW Suite for Helicopter, 06/98 (Ma). Asian Aerospace 2002; Michael Puttre; JED, April 2002, S.26-27.

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EVS, Enhanced Vision Systems

Http://www.cmcelectronics.ca Http://www.kollsman.com Http://www.max-viz.com Http://www.rockwellcollins.com Http://thales-avionics.com

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Exciter
W-band exciter delivers fast switching speed; Chuck Oleson - Varian Associates, Santa Clara, CA, & Anthony Archdale, BAe,Military Aircraft, Warton, UK; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)10, S.89-94.

Runway in sight; Frances Fiorino - Washington; AW&ST, January 26, 2004, S.46. 7. Enhanced Vision: Final link in Situational Awareness?; William Reynish; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, January 2004. 8. HUD/EVS: Beyond Infrared; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, August 2004. www.aviationtoday.com 9. Perfekte Sicht bei Nacht und Nebel; Volker K. Thomalla; FLUG REVUE, Mrz 2005, S.40-43. 10. Kopf hoch! Blickfelddarstellung in Airlinern; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, September 2005, S.34-35. 11. Virtual VFR is coming; David Hughes, Orlando, FLA; AW&ST, November 28, 2005, S.58-59. 12. Seeing and Believing; David Hughes, Orlando, FLA; AW&ST, November 28, 2005, S.59.

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Exocet
How Exocet sank the HMS Sheffield; David M. Russell; DE, July 1982, S.38-47. Inside the Exocet: Flight of a Sea-Skimmer; D.M.R. Industry News; DE, August 1982, S.46-48. Frances flying fish makes the most of tactical situations; Martha Cosgriff-Martin; ME/C, Vol.9, No.4, April 1983, S.62-64. ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.163. AM-39 EXOCET; IECM 2001, S.233. Exocet, Noch mehr Schlagkraft mit Block 3; Stephane Ferrard; PLANET AEROSPACE, 4/2003, Okt.-Nov.-Dez., S.3638.

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

F Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen F-4, RF-4 , Phantom II

RF-4E Phantom II - der neue Aufklrer der Luftwaffe; SuT, 3/1971, S.120-125. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Verlag Mittler, Hamburg, 2000., S.28. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg), Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 1999, S.130-133. Flugzeuge der Welt, 1999; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999. Flugzeuge, Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Nicoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001. Der Jger aus St. Louis; Michael Normann; FLIEGERREVUE, 4/2002, S.24-30. Jolly Rogers last Tomcat cruise; Jon Lake; Air International, January 2005, S.24-28.

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F-15E on track; John Joss; DE, August 1985, S.110-118. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Boeing F-15E Eagle. 4. [1] Heavy Strike in the USAF and V-Vs; Rene J. Francillon; Air International, January 2002, S.28. 5. [2] F-15E Strike Eagle at a crossroads; Robert F. Dorr; AFM, February 2002, S.42. 6. Ein Adler in den besten Jahren; Christian Hauser; FLIEGERREVUE, 10/2002, S.24-27. 7. Liberty EaglesJamie Hunter/KS; Flugrevue, Mrz 2003, S.613. 8. Formidable Fighters into service; AFM; June 2003, S.37-48. 9. Life and times of the F-15E Strike Eagle; Steve Davis; AFM, August 2003, S.46-57. 10. Amercan Eagles; Steve Davis; Air International, April 2004, S.50-55.

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F-15K, Strike Eagle

Adler fr Asien; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Mai 2005, S.3639.

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F-14, Tomcat
Die Grumman F-14A Tomcat; SuT, 3/1971, S.126-127. F-14 adapts to changing threats; L.M.; DE, December 1984, S.81,82. The Navys new electronic look; Scott R. Gourley; DE, June 1990, S.92-97. Northrop Grumman F-14; Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Verlag Mittler, Hamburg, 2000. Flugzeuge; Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001.

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F-16, Fighting Falcon

Westinghouse awarded F-16 Radar; MSN, December 1775 / January 1976, S.11. The F-16 connection; Part I: The Backgrounder; George W. Deskin; EW, July/August 1976, S.83-94. Westinghouse cranks up F-16 Radar; MSN, Aug./Sept. 1976, S.34-36. The F-16 connection; Part II: Marconi-Elliot HUDsight chosen for F-16; George W. Deskin; EW, Sept./Oct. 1976, S.101-107. F-16 - A new era of cooperation; Advertisement; DE, May 1979, S.96A-96X. Will this be the next F-16? David A. Boutacoff; DE, September 1984, S.120-123. F-16 Avionics show evolutionary progress; D.A.B.; DE, December 1984, S.92,93. The search for airborne antenna commonality; Michael Kachmar; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.35. Technology for tonorrows Air Force; DE, August 1985, S.133-142. USAF plans F-16 upgrade; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)8, S.23. Fighting the Falcon into the 21st Century; Roy Braybrook; Air International, April 1997, S.208-213. ; ; , 1997, . 44-51. Protecting the international F-16 Fleet; Bill Sweetman; JED, June 1999, S.37-43. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Verlag Mittler, Hamburg, 2000, S.76-77. Flugzeuge der Welt, 2002; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2000, S.226. Locckheed Martin F-16A/B Fighting Falcon; FlugzeugKatalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen.

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F-15, Eagle

5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

F-15 Eagle proves flexible and lethal in air superiority or strike configurations; J.B.S.; DE, December 1984, S.77,78. 2. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Boeing F-15A/B Eagle; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. 3. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Boeing F-15C/D Eagle; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. 4. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Verlag Mittler, Hamburg, 2000. 5. Flugzeuge; Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001. 6. USAF begins upgrade of F-15 Radars; Robert Wall, Washington; AW&ST, February 11, 2002, S.54. 7. Ein Adler in den besten Jahren; Christian Hauser; FLIEGERREVUE, 10/2002, S.24-27. 8. Fighter band-aid; Robert Wall, Washington; AW&ST, March 3, 2003, S.55-56. 9. American Eagles; Steve Davies; Air International, April 2004, S.50-55. 10. Migrating Eagles F-15 foreign military sales variants; Steve Davies; Air International, May 2004, S.22-27. 11. Boeing F-15 Eagle. FLUG REVUE, Oktober 2007, S.67-70.

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F-15E, Strike Eagle

Production nears for F-15E dual-role Fighter; James B. Scultz; DE, September 1984, S.90-96.

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17. Flugzeuge; Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001. 18. From strength to strength; Rene J Francillon; Air International, January 2001, S.27-38. 19. Die Falcon-Story (I); Michael Normann; FLIEGERREVUE, 4/2003, S.26-30. 20. F-16C/D Block 60 in der Entwicklung - Innere Werte; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, April 2003, S.52-55. 21. Die Falcon-Story (II); Michael Normann; FLIEGERREVUE, 4/2003, S.30-34. 22. Formidable Fighters into service; AFM; June 2003, S.37-48. 23. Wstenfalke - Neue Lockheed Martin F-16E/F Block 60 flirgt; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Februar 2004, S.47. 24. Wild Weasels: F-105G & F-16CJ; Jon Lake; AIR International, February 2004, S.30-39. 25. Seit 25 Jahren F-16 Falcon - Neue Falken startklar; Christian Hauser; FLIEGERREVUE, 3/2004, S.26-30. 26. Hellenic Air Forces new Falcons; Anthony Tsagaratos; Air International, March 2004, S.26-31.

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F-35 Lightning II, Joint Strike Fighter (JSF)

JSF ... The accountants warplane; Roy Braybrook, Air International, February 1997, S.77-82. Joint Strike Fighter: The future of integrated Avionics; Col. Moke Poore - USAF; JED, January 12, 1998, S.35-39. Lockheed Martin X-35, Joint Strike Fighter - JSF; SuT, Juni 2001, S.37. Testing Time; Graham Warwick ; Flight International, June 2001, S.70-73. The winner takes it all; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Oktober 2001, S.54-59. LockMart Bracing For JSF Transition Phase; Edward H. Phillips; AW&ST, November 19, 2001, S.86. BAE SYSTEMS move forward with JSF EW; EC Monitor Brendan P. Rivers; JED, November 2001, S.30. Joint Strike Fighter Team - Building the 21st Century Multirole Fighter; Supplement/Beilage von AW&ST, December 17, 2001, 46 Seiten. Flugzeuge der Welt 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001. JSF key to future fighter markets; Richard Aboulafia, Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book; January 14, 2002, S.19-21. Siegertyp F-35; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Januar 2002, S.58-59. Digital bloodlines make JSF a different breed; Michael Mecham, Fort Worth; AW&ST, January 28, 2002, S.54-58. Electronic Warfare goes stealthy; Alan Dawes; Air International, February 2002, S.105-110. Lockheed Martin gewann den JSF-Wettbewerb; Erhard Heckmann; wt, I/2002, S.116-117. Flieger-Kalender 2003, Mittler & Sohn GmbH, Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, 24. Jahrgang (August) 2002: Kampfjet frs 21. Jahrhundert; Alain Berger; S.84-93. F-35 cockpit targets information integration; David M. North, Arlington, VA; AW&ST, August 19, 2002, S.52-53. JSF set to redefine training philisophy; Robert Wall, Washington; AW&ST, August 19, 2002, 53-56. F-35 faces aggressive flight test programm; Edward H. Philips, Port Worth; AW&ST, August 19, 2002, S.56-58. JSF - Global Fighter; Farnborough International, 2002, The Official Souvernir Programme; Published on behalf of SBAC by Key Exhibitions Ltd, Stamford, UK, September 2002, S. 64-76.

20. Jamming role given to F-22, F-35, MC2A; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, November 2002, S.32. 21. Neuer Standard - F-35-Entwicklungsprogramm luft auf vollen Touren; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Mai 2003, S.5459. 22. Formidable Fighters into service; AFM; June 2003, S.37-48. 23. JSF Sensor Fusion; Edward H. Philips - Forth Worth; AW&ST, February 16, 2004, S.28-30. 24. The power of versatility; James Ott - Evendale, Ohio; AW&ST, March 7, 2005, S.48-49. 25. Stck-Werk - Lockheed Martin F-35 in der Fertigung; Karl Schwarz, FLUG REVUE, April 2005, S.56-59. 26. F-35 Integrated Sensor Suite: Lethal Combination; David Jensen; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, October 2005. 27. F-35 Electronic Warfare Suite: More than Self-Protection; Ron Sherman; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, April 2006. 28. F-35 Sensor Systems Maturity; Edward H. Phillips/Fort Worth; AW&ST, November 27, 2006, S.28-29. 29. JSF Poised to move Ahead; AW&ST Special Advertising Section, November 27, 2006, S.S1-S18.

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F-117 Nighthawk
The Worlds Great Stealth and Reconnaissance Aircraft; Aerospace Publishing, 1991. Lockheed Martin F-117, Part 1 - Under the skin of the Black jet; Jon Lake; Air International; August 1998, S.93-99. Lockheed Martin F-117, Part 2 - Under the skin of the Black jet; Jon Lake; Air International; September 1998, S.154-159. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Verlag Mittler, Hamburg, 2000, S.81. Flugzeuge, Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser, Klagenfurt, 2001, S.141. Lockheed Martin F-117A Nighthawk; FLUGREVUE, Mai 2003, S.67-70.

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F/A-18 A/B, C/D Hornet

9. 10.

11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

16. 17. 18. 19.

F/A-18 Strike Fighter Aircraft; Countermeasures, April 1977, S.6,41,50,52,71. 2. F-18 Naval Strike Fighter Fleets benefits; Capt. C.W. Lenox, USN F-18 Project Manager; Countermeasures, April 1977, S.63. 3. Multiple role Radar designed for F/A-18; Robert E. White Hughes Aircraft; DE, January 1980, S.44-47. 4. Versatile F/A-18 Hornet performs Fighter and Attack Missions; J.F.J.; DE, December 1984, S.71-74. 5. The Navys new electronic look; Scott R. Gourley; DE, June 1990, S.92-97. 6. New F/A-18 EW suite encounters large cost rise, but small delay; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.47-49. 7. F/A-18 weighed as EA-6B follow-on; Bruce D. Noedwall; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.81-82. 8. Schweizer Hornissen, F/A-18 Hornet, made in Switzerland; Roger Haueter; Airforce, special, Militrluftfahrt heute; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen; No.1, 2000-01, S.17-23. 9. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Boeing F/A-18A/B Hornet; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. 10. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Verlag Mittler, Hamburg, 2000. 11. Flugzeuge der Welt, 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001. 12. Flugzeuge; Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001.

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13. Operational ATARS; Ted Carison - Fotodynamics; AFM, May 18. F/A-22 production rate sliced in budget move; David A. 2002, S.78-82. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, January 13, 2003, S.40514. Super Hornets strike; Tim Ripley; AFM, January 2003, S.26406. 28. 19. Classics compared: F-86 Sabre & F/A-22 Raptor; Air International, February 2003, S.31-40. 20. Roche on warpath - USAF secretary threatens to kill F/A-22 F/A-18E/F Super Hornet Programm if problems are not solverd; David A. Fulghum, 1. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Verlag Mittler, Orlando, FLA; AW&ST, March 3, 2003, S.56-57. Hamburg, 2000. 2. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Boeing F/A-18E/F 21. Formidable Fighters into service; AFM, June 2003, S.37-48. 22. Lockheed Martin F/A-22 Raptor im Truppenversuch - die Super Hornet;GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. Stunde der Wahrheit; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2004, 3. Flugzeuge der Welt, 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch S.44-48. Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001. 23. Raptor: Right or Wrong; ec monitor; JED, August 2004, 4. More sting in the tail; Jon Lake; Air International, April S.14-16. 2001, S.221-228. 24. Http://www.f22-raptor.com, Datum: 28. August 2004. 5. Sticht die Super Hornet; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, 25. AIAA Advertisment in AW&ST, September 6, 2004, S.7. September 2001, S.54. 26. Air Dominance with the F-22 Raptor; Avionics Magazine, 6. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.200. Special Report, 2003 (?). 7. F/A-18E/F Radar upgrade readied; Robert Wall; AW&ST, December 23, 2002, S.57. 8. Larger Pentagon budget boosts select technologies; Robert FA-Radar => Frequenzagiles Radar Wall; AW&ST, February 10, 2003, S.62-63. 9. Super Hornet at sea; Robert Wall - USS Abraham Lincoln in Fackel, Flares the Persian Gulf; AW&ST, March 17, 2003, S.46-47. 1. Fooled you! The art of off-board ECM protection; Don 10. Formidable Fighters into service; AFM; June 2003, S.37-48. Herskovitz - Technology; JED, August 1999, S.35-40. 11. Stacking the deck - Neither nimble nor quick, the Super 2. Aircraft gain upper hand over RF missiles, for now; Bruce D. Hornet is a jack-of-all-trades; Bill Sweetman; JED, February Nordwall; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.42. 2004, S.30-37. 3. Flares will do more than just burn and float down; Bruce D. Nordwall; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.87. F/A-22 Raptor 4. Patterns of protection - Expendable countermeasures offer 1. Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor; Supplement, Air dependable defense; Michael Puttre; JED, August 2001, International, December 1998, S.I-XVI. S.4852. 2. First F-22 EW System delivered; Kernan Chaisson - EC 5. Advertisment von Lacroix Pyrotronics, France: EMBOW Monitor; JED, May 1999, S.27-28. trials held in March 2002 in Biscarosse (France); JED, 3. Lockheed Martin/Boeing F-22 Raptor; Flugzeug-Katalog October 2002, S.22. 2000, Militrflugzeuge; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. 4. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Mittler, FADEC, Full Authority Digital Engine Control Hamburg, 2000. System 5. Air Force Special - Militrfuftfahrt heute, No.2; GeraNova 1. Intelligenz-Leistung - Digitale Triebwerkssteuerungen; Zeitschriftenverlag GmbH, Mnchen, 2000-2. Patrick Hoeveler; FLUG REVUE, April 2005, S.82-85. 6. Fighter EW, The Next Generation; Bill Sweetman; JED, July 2. Hightech im Schuhkartonformat; Patrick Hoeveler; Report, 2000, S.41-47. MTU Aero Engines, Winter 2005 / Frhling 2006, S.8-9. 7. Raptor rising; Bill Sweetman; JED, September 2001, S.4649. FADS, Flush Air Data System 8. Grnes Licht fr F-22 Raptor; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, 1. 24 Grad Anstellwinkel im ESTOL-Modus; Wolfram Wolf; Oktober 2001, S.62. Mforum, Juni 2003, S.4-5. 9. Flugzeuge der Welt, 2001; Claudio Mller, Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001. 10. Electronic Warfare goes stealthy; Alan Dawes; Air International, February 2002, S.105-110. 11. F-22 Raptor; Daniel Jorns; AirForce Special, 2002-02, S.3241. 12. F/A-22 Raptor Team; AW&ST Market Supplement, September 30, 2002, S.39-44 (S1-S6). 13. Jamming role given to F-22, F-35, MC2A; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, November 4, 2002, S.32. 14. Cost problems embroil F/A-22; Robert Wall, Washington; AW&ST, November 18, 2002, S.34. 15. F/A-22 management fired; Other programs in trouble; Robert Wall, Washington; AW&ST, November 25, 2002, S.29. 16. F/A-22 fires sidewinder; AW&ST, December 2, 2002, S.34. 17. Cost surge triggers F/A-22 production cut; Robert Wall, Washington; AW&ST, December 16, 2002, S.40.

1.

Falscher Alarm, Falschalarmzeit

Introduction to Radar Systems; Merrill I. Skolnik; International Student Edition, McGraw-Hill, 1983.

1.

Falschalarmwahrscheinlichkeit
Introduction to Radar Systems; Merrill I. Skolnik; International Student Edition, McGraw-Hill, 1983.

1. 2.

Falschzielgenerator
Principles of Electronic Warfare; Robert J. Schlesinger; Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, 1961. W.E. Ayer: Kapitel 15, 'Radar ECM Repeaters and Transponders' in "Electronic Countermeasures" von Boyd/Harris- King/Welch (Editors), Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, 1978.

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2.

3. 4.

Einfhrung verbesserter und umweltvertrglicher Enteisungs- und Vereisungsschutzmittel; Heribert Lindinger; SuT, 2/199, S.100-102. 2. Faserverbundwerkstoffe fr Luftfahrzeuge - Eigenschaften und Nutzungsaspekte; Michael Hengst - Materialamt der Luftwaffe; SuT 5/1999, S.306-311. Dreidimensionale Faserverbundwerkstoffe; Thomas Kretschmer, Dr. - Frauenhofer-Institut; SuT, 4/2000, S.232. Carbon-Fibre colossus - Hexcels composite technologies 1. for the A380; Advertorial, PlanetAeroSpace, 4/2004 Okt.Nov.-Dez., S.7. 2.

Smith/Carpentier Volume 1; Chapman & Hall, Bradford, 1993. Peter Pauli: 'Bauelemente der Mikrowellentechnik', Kap. 3, in "Mikrowellentechnik" von Ks/Pauli; Franzis-Verlag, Mnchen, 1991.

Fernmeldeaufklrung, FmAufkl Communications Intelligence, COMINT

COMINT/SIGINT, our first line of defense; Terry Bibbens & Julian Lake; Countermeasures, March 1977, S.18,38,48,63. Digitized, synthesized secure voice on ist way to battlefield; D.P. Fulghum; DE, June 1979, S.65-70. Tactical Intelligence is key to the AirLand battle scenario; Scott R. Gourley; DE, February 1988, S.43-53. Introduction to Electronic Warfare; P. M. Grant, et al.; IEE PROC., Vol.129, Pt. F, No.3, June 1982, S.113-132. SAW filters form precise COMINT analyzer; Pascal Gabet Thomson-Sintra, Valbonne Cedex, France; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)3, S.102-105. Identify, Locate, and Exploit; Anzeige von Zeta/Sierra Networks Inc., in JED, December1997, S.11. Airborne surveillance, big and small; Zachary Lum; JED, December1997, S.43-47,73. COMINT goes to cell hell; Zachary Lum; JED, June 1998, S.35-41. Fernmeldetechnik und Elektronik, die Abteilung FE; wt IV/2000, S.172-187. Mobile Fernmeldeaufklrung; Bernd Lohnert; SuT, Mrz 2001, S.60. Luftgesttzte signalerfassende Aufklrung; Hubert Wenzl & Jrg Deinert - Oberstleutnants; SuT, November 2002, S.5557. Zuknftige Ausrstung fr nationale Aufklrung; Christina Meier-Ewert, C. Plath GmbH, Hanburg; SuT, April 2003, S.12-14. Die Strategische Aufklrung in der Bundeswehr; Strategische Aufklrung warum und wozu; Jrgen Oppelmann; wt II/2004, S.24-34.

1.

Fast Fourier Transform

A real-time FFT processor for Radar; A. Costanzi, et.al. (Selenia); AGARD-CCP-197, New Devices, Techniques and Systems in Radar, June 1976, S.11-1/11-7. Messtechnische Anwendungen der schnellen FourierTransformation (FFT); Seyed Ali Azizi; NTZ Bd.34 (1981) Hefte 3, 4, und 5. FFT Background; Infobox, MSN, January 1989, S.31.

3. 4. 5.

2.

3.

6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

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FAUST
Software-basiertes Gefechtsfhrungssystem FAUST untersttzt Friedensmission der Bundeswehr; WB; SuT, Mrz 2003, S.5. Gefechtsfeldfhrungssystem FAUST; Peter Brendel (EADS Dornier GmbH), Klaus Eiselen (Baudirektor, BWB), Harald Kuhl (Oberstleutnant); SuT, Juli 2003, S.33-36.

2.

1. 2.

FBL, Fly-by-Light
Erstmals fliegt Hubschrauber mit Fly-by-LightFlugsteuerung; E.H.; wt, I/2002, S.132. Hubschauber - Fly-by-Light und Bausatz mit Turbine; Lutz Buchmann; FLIEGERREVUE, 4/2002, S.10-13.

12.

1. 2.

FBW, Fly-by-Wire
X-29 tests potential advanced Fighter designs - Fighter Design; David A. Boutacoff; DE, April 1985, S.53-62. Cockpit-Instrumente; Peter Bachmann; Band 9 in Privatpiloten Bibliothek, Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1998. Foreplanes - Foremost or should the tail wag the dog? Neville Beckett; Air International, May 1999, S.309-315.

13.

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Fernmeldesysteme
Internationale Zusammenarbeit - Vorhaben der Heeresrstung; B. Gellermann & H. Brandt; SuT, 1/1999, S.9-14.

3.

1.

FCS => Flugfhrungssystem FCS, Future Combat System

Fort Bliss selected to test FCS; Penton Military Electronics, February 2006.

1.

Ferrite
Ferrites control Microwave energy; F. J. Rosenbaum Central Microwave ; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.153-167.

1.

FFT => Fast Fourier Transform FFT-SA

Spektrumanalyse; Werner Schnorrenberg; Vogel Fachbuch Messtechnik, Wrzburg, 1990.

1.

FDMA, Frequency Division Multiple Access

Taschenbuch der Hochfrequenztechnik, Band 3, Systeme; Meinke - Gundlach; Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1992.

1.

Fehlererkennung, Fehlerkorrekturverfahren, Error Correction

Reed-Solomon coding for forward error correction; Jerry D. Walker; DE, July 1995, S.22-24.

1. 2.

Fiber Optic Links => Lichtwellenleiter Filter

Specifying Filters and Multiplexers; ICH, 1st Ed.,June 1975/76, S.307-308. Filter performance degradation caused by source and/or load mismatch; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.309-310.

1.

Feld-Effekt-Transistor
P. Briere: 'Microwave Transistors', Chapter 13 in "The Microwave Engineering Handbook", Ed. by

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12. 13.

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16.

17. 18.

19. 20.

21.

Selectivity, Delay and Insertion Loss characteristics of various Microwave Filters; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.311-312. Six Eras Comprise Filter Development; Ralph Levy; MSN, January 1980, S.73-83. KWE, The Comlete Filter Technology Company; Beilage von KW Engineering Inc. 1983 in MSN, August 1983. Understanding Filters and Multiplexers; H.L. Schumacher Microphase; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.168180. Filters and Multiplexers designed for ESM applications; J. E. Dean - Filtronic; MSN&CT, October 1986, S.97-104. Filters and Multiplexers designed for ESM applications; J. E. Dean - Filtronic; MSN&CT, November 1986, S.123-1131. Designing active Filters (CAD/CAE); Steven L. Maddy - RLM Research; MSN&CT, March 1988, S.64-66. Determining Bandwidth ratios for Chebyshev Bandpass Filters; Onnig Shahan - Systron Donner; MSN&CT, July 1988, S.72-74. Switchable Filter Bank covers 500 to 8000 MHz in one compact unit; Salisbury Engineering Product; MSN, February 1989, S.52-53. Principles of Filter design; Randall W. Rhea - Circuit Busters; MSN, June 1989, S.57-61. Matched bandpass filter screens radar IF signals; N. Krausse, R. Ecker & B. Hohm - DASA, Sensor Systems, ULM; Microwaves & RF, 35(1996)13, S.121-127. Understand the operation of channelized active filters; Boris Kapilevich - Siberia State Academy of Telecommunications and Informatics, Novosibirsk, Russia; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)1, S.89-92. Interdigital design forms low-cost bandpass filters - Part 1; Giovanni Alessio & Guiseppe Troise - Alenia, Naples, Italy; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)9, S.77-85. Interdigital design forms low-cost bandpass filters - Part 2; Giovanni Alessio & Guiseppe Troise - Alenia, Naples, Italy; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)10, S.79-83. HTS filter technology - Improving EW system performance; Paul A. Ryan; JED, December1997, S.49-51. Superconducting filters enhance military receiver performance; Gordon Roesler; Gordon Roesler - Booz Allen & Hamilton, Arlington, VA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.61-68,76. Mikrowellentechnik - Kap. 2: Filter; Werner Bechtold; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1999. Technology fuels firms entry into filter market - Product of Merrimac Industries, West Caldwell, NJ; Jack Browne Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)1, S.113-118. RF notch filters are programmable; Theodore A. Coppola Signal Technology, Webster, MA; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)5 S.113-118.

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Design tapered finlines using a calculator; P. Pramanick & P. Bhartia - Ontario, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)6, S.111-114.

1.

Finmeccanica
AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.278.

1.

FITS
FITS Taktiksystem von strategischer Bedeutung; Fernando Ciria; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.4. Juli-September 2001, S.6063.

1.

Flach-Antennen, Planar-Antennen
Conformal Microstrip Antennas; Robert E. Munson; MJ, March 1988, S. 91-109.

1. 2. 3.

FlakPz Gepard
Firmenprospekt KMW, Mnchen: Das Unternehmen. Die Produkte. Die Konzepte. Flakpanzer Gepard 1 A2/ PRTL - 35 mm GWI Cheetah. Flugabwehrkanonenpanzer Gepard - Deutschniederlndische Modernisierung; Jrgen Erbe; SuT, 1/1999, S.27. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; S.50-53; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg); Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 1999.

4.

1. 2.

FlaRakPz Roland
Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg), Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 1999. Fit fr die Zukunft - Die Rstungsplanungen fr die Flugabwehrraketenverbnde der Luftwaffe; Heinz Wohak Oberst i.G., Luftwaffe; SuT, 2/2000, S.93-99. Das Waffensystem ROLAND - zuverlssig seit 20 Jahren; Peter Streubel; wt III/2000, S.56-59. Roland - Ein europisches Waffensystem mit Zukunft; Peter Streubel; wt, III/2001, S.82-84. 20 Jahre FlaRakPz Roland; Rolf Hilmers; SuT; Juni 2001, S.55-58. Projektabteilung Land-Kampf; Soldat und Technik, Dezember 2004, S.20-21; Projekt K31 Flugabwehr.

3. 4. 5. 6.

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Flares => Fackel FLIR, Forward Looking Infrared

A sampling of EO/IR Systems; Don Herskovitz - Technology; JED, February 1999, S.53-57. Optronische Multi-Sensor-Plattformen auf Schiffen; Bernd Naujokat - Oberstleutnant; SuT, 4/1999, S.238-242. Hot pursuit; Michael Puttre; JED, October 2001, S.59-61. Unavoidable fire; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, October 2001, S.62-65. Nachsichttechnik - Infrarot-Sensorik; Arnulf Wallrabe; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, August 2001. Helicopters on Watch - Advanced FLIR systems are giving US Army helicopters an eyeful; Michael Puttre; JED, February 2003, S.53-55. Neues Wrmebildbeobachtungsgert; Jena-Optronik GmbH; SuT, Februar 2004, S.18-19. Mini-Wrmebildgerte; J. Schubert & A. Wallrabe; SuT, Februar 2007, S.24-25.

1.

Finleitung - Finline

2.

3. 4.

5. Analyse und Entwurf von Finleitungs-Schaltungen, Teil I: Die Berechnung der Eigenwellen; Mikrowellenmagazin; 6. Vol.9, No.2, 1983, S.186-191. Analyse und Entwurf von Finleitungs-Schaltungen, Teil II: Passive Schaltungselemente; Mikrowellenmagazin; Vol.9, 7. No.3, 1983, S.296-306. Ein mm-Wellen-Pulsradar in integrierter Finleitungstechnik; 8. Mikrowellenmagazin; Vol.9, No.3, 1983, S.322-324. Analyse und Entwurf von Finleitungs-Schaltungen, Teil III: Schaltungen mit Halbleiter-Bauelementen; Mikrowellenmagazin; Vol.9, No.4, 1983, S.404-417.

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8. 9. 10. 11.

12. 13. 14.

Skyguard; SuT, 6/1971, S.346. The Wildcat Air Defense System; Eberhard Skibbe; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.2, 1983, S.153-155. Fire control on the modern battlefield; Tom Baranauskas; DE, October 1987, S.137-144. The Soviet Army-Artillery and Fire Control; Scott Gourley; DE, January 1989, S.47-58. The Soviet Army - Air Defense and Aviation; Scott Gourley; DE, March 1989, S.100-103. Die Flugabwehrraketenkrfte der Luftwaffe heute und morgen; Ferdinand Mertes & Rdiger Knappe; wt, II/98, S.21-23. Erweiterte Luftverteidigung, Sachstand und Ausblick zur Flugkrper-Abwehr; Dr.-Ing. Karl-Heinz Allgaier - EADS/LFK; SuT, April 2001, S.22-28. Die Flugabwehr des Heeres; Brigadegeneral Dieter Schuster; SuT, Okt. 2002, s.16-22. Rstungsvorhaben der Flugabwehr; Oberstleutnant Helmuth Lehmann; SuT, Okt. 2002, S.25-29. Ein Blick ber den Zaun, Flugabwehr in anderen Lndern; Oberstleutnant H.-W. Patzki; SuT, Okt. 2002, S.31-34. Perspektiven der erweiterten Luftverteidigung; Mario Schfer - Oberstleutnant i.G., Luftwaffe; SuT, Februar 2003, S.34-39. A missile shield for Europe; M.A. Taverna & A. Nativi (Velizy, France); AW&ST, November 17, 2003, S.28-29. Kampf gegen Raketen; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, I/2005, S.23-29. System Fla: Die Zukunft der Flugabwehr; Hans-Gnther Behrendt; SuT, Februar 2007, S.22-25.

1.

Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

1.

Fluginformationsdienst
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

1.

Fluginformationsgebiet
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

1.

Fluginformationszentrum
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Flugkrper - Missiles
Missiles Scoreboard; MSN, September 1977, S.74-79. En route to end game: Strategic Missile guidance; James B. Schultz; DE, September 1984, S.57-63. Microwave technology in Missile guidance; Don Dugdale; DE, May 1986, S.113-120. ICBMs under fire; Critical Programm Reviews; DE, July 1986, S.100-113. Multiplying firepower with Missiles - Tactical Missiles; Jim Coghlan; DE, August 1986, S.99-111. Battle of Missiles; John Fricker; Air International, February 1997, S.100-105. Missiles face murky future; Steven J. Zaloga, Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 12, 1998, S.149152. Air Defense Missiles: Recent trends in the threat; Steven J. Zaloga; JED, November 1998, S.37-43. Global markets uneven in missile development; Steven J. Zaloga - Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999; S.156-162. Bodengebundene Luftverteidigung vor einer neuen Herausforderung; Heinz-Ulrich Schweitzer Oberstleutnant; SuT, 4/1999, S.227-230. Waffen und Flugkrpersysteme [BWB, Abteilung WF]; SuT, 12/1999, S.763-771. 50 Jahre Infrarot-Luft/Luft-Lenkflugkrper; Georg Meyer Oberst a.D., Luftwaffe; SuT, 1/2000, S.33-35. Lenkflugkrper fr die leichte Flugabwehr; Gerhard Reis Oberstleutnant, Heeresamt Kln; SuT, 10/2000, S.663-667. Waffen und Flugkrpersysteme - die Abteilung WF; wt IV/2000, S.194-207. Facing the Shoulder-fired threat; Michael Puttre; JED, April 2001, S.38-45. Ein neuer Seezielflugkrper fr die Marine; Gerald Heger; wt, II/2001, S.76-83. Precision strike key to US force projection; Steven J. Zaloga, Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Sourcw Book, January 14, 2002, S.177-179. Missiles; AW&ST Aerospace Sourcw Book, January 14, 2002, S.180-195. Peril on the sea; Lon Nordeen & Larry Brown; JED, January 2002, S.38-46, 72. LFK-Systeme der Deutschen Marine - Gegenwart und Zukunft; Gerhard Coors - Baudirektor, BWB; SuT, Mai 2002, S.62-65. Russias roving SAMs; M. Fiszer & J. Gruszczynski; JED, July 2002, S.47-56.

1.

Flugalarmdienst
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

8. 9.

1.

Flugberatungsdienst
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

10.

1. 2.

Flugdatenschreiber - Flight Data Recorder

Avionics for the Pilot; Joe Johnston; Airlife Publishing Ltd, Shrewsbury, UK, 1998. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

1.

Flugerprobung
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

1.

Fluggeschwindigkeit
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

17.

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Flugfhrungssystem - Flight Control System, FCS 18.

X-29 tests potential advanced Fighter designs - Fighter Design; David A. Boutacoff; DE, April 1985, S.53-62. Fundamentals of airliner design - Part 7, Stability and Control 1; Ray Whitford; Air International, February 2002, S.111-116. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004. 19. 20.

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Flughafen

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1. 2.

Cockpit Instrumente; Privatpiloten Bibliothek, Band 9; Peter Bachmann; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart; 1998. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

1.

Flugplatz
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

1.

Flugregler
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Flugkrper-Lenkverfahren - Missile Guidance Systems

Guided Missile ECM/ECCM; Stephen L. Johnston - Intern. Radar Directory, Huntsville; MJ, September 1978, S.20-26. Missile Guidance; DE, July 1986, S.111-113. Guidance Systems advance in Air-Launched Missiles; Paul R. Jaszka; DE, April 1989, S.46-44. A Missile Guidance primer; James W. Rawles; DE, May 1989, S.56-58. 50 Jahre Infrarot-Luft/Luft-Lenkflugkrper; Georg Meyer Oberst a.D., Luftwaffe; SuT, 1/2000, S.33-35. An overview of EW threats; EW101 - Dave Adamy; JED, October 2001, S.76-77. EW threats, Part 2 - Frequency ranges and guidance approaches; EW101 - Dave Adamy; JED, November 2001, S.66-67.

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Flugsicherung
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004. Flugsicherung in Deutschland; Peter Bachmann; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2005.

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Flugsimulator
FAA proposes major shift in regulating simulators; Edward H. Phillips, Dallas; AW&ST, December 2, 2002, S.54-55. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004. Simulatoren fr fliegende Systeme; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt II/2005, S.91-97.

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Flugstabilitt
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

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Flugkrper-Warnsysteme

Market expanding brisky for missile warning systems; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 27, 1997, S.54,67. 2. A new approach to Missile Warning; Bill Sweetman; JED, October1998, S.41-48,78. 3. The Missile warning challenge; Dr. Meir Danino; JED, July 1999, S.45-50. 4. Less agile, sharper eyes; S. Carroll; JED, July 1999, S.48. 5. Passive UV Missile-Warning Systems; Larry De Cosimo, et al.; JED, December 1999, S.51-54. 6. You bet your life: Todays Missile Warning SystemsTechnology; Don Herskovitz; JED, April 2000, S.51-55. 7. EC Monitor: New passive IR Missile Warner unveiled; Hal Gershanoff; JED, August 2001, S.35. 8. Patterns of protection - Expendable countermeasures offer dependable defense; Michael Puttre; JED, August 2001, S.48-52. 9. New German Flir also provides missile warning; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.426. 10. Combat vehicle defense: Perception and Protection; Col Cobus van der Merwe & Michael Puttre; JED, October 2002, S.46-52. 11. Passive optronische Flugkrper-Warnsensoren - Flugzeuge und Hubschrauber besser schtzen; Bernd Uwira; wt, I/2004, S.116-117. 12. Passive Flugkrperwarner; Ingo Schwaetzer, Diehl BGT Defence; Strategie und Technik, Oktober 2005, S.44-45.

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Flugverkehrskontrolldienst
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

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Flugzeug(e)

Flugmanagementsystem => FMS Fluglageanzeiger

Flugzeuge der Welt, Heute - Morgen; W. Green & D. Punnet; Werner Classen Verlag, Zrich/Stuttgart, 1971. 2. Planning beginns for V/STOL Avionics; James Fawcette; EW/DE, February 1978, S.48-52. 3. Enzyklopdie Naturwissenschaft und Technik; Band E-J; Verlag Moderne Industrie; Mnchen, 1980. 4. X-29 tests potential advanced Fighter designs - Fighter Design; David A. Boutacoff; DE, April 1985, S.53-62. 5. Brockhaus der Naturwissenschaften und der Technik; Zweiter Band, EL-IN; F.A. Brockhaus Mannheim, 1989. 6. AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993. 7. Flugfhrungssysteme - Blindfluginstrumente, Autopiloten, Flugsteuerungen; Kurt Kracheel; Bernard & Graefe Verlag, Bonn, 1993. 8. Avionics for the Pilot; Johe Jonston; Airlife Publishing Ltd, Shrewsbury, 1998. 9. Flugzeuge der Welt 1999; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999. 10. Flugtechnik, Band 5; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999. 11. Flugzeuge der Welt 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2000. 12. Luftfahrzeug-Technik; Ernst Gtsch; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2000.

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13. Flugzeuge der Welt 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2000. 14. Flugzeuge - Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Nocoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001. 15. Military Aircraft; AW&ST Aerospace Sourcw Book, January 14, 2002, S.30-47. 16. Flugzeuge der Welt 2002; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2002.

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A Statistical Theory of Target Detection by Pulsed Radar; Marcum, J.I.; RAND Research Memo, RM-754, December 1, 1947. Die Radargleichung; Werner Gerlitzki; AEG-Telefunken, Nr. N 14/1138, Ausgabe 577 (Gr).

FmAufkl => Fernmeldeaufklrung FmEloAufkl => Signalauflrung

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Flugzeugbewaffnung
Aircraft armament; Roy Braybrook; Air International; November 2003, S.88-92.

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FMS, Flight Management Systems

Flight Management Systems; Capt. Terry Hanson; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, January 2001. Flight Management System for the A380; Industry Scan; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, March 2002. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

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Flugzeugfestes Koordinatensystem
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

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Flugzeuggewicht, Masse
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

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Foxhunter
The interceptor radar evolves as a sensor; P.W. Spooner GEC Avionics; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.127-135.

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Flugzeugtrger
Moderne Kriegsschiffe - Technik, Taktik, Bewaffnung; David Miller & Chris Miller; Aus dem Englischen Modern Naval Combat, erschienen 1986 bei Salamander Books Ltd, Londeon, ins deutsche von Werner F.G. Stehr bertragen; Motorbuch-Verlag, 4. Auflage 2001. Flugzeugtrger - High-Tech, Jets, Schiffe; Tony Holms; Aus dem Englischen, erschienen bei Airlife Publishing Ltd, 1998, ins Deutsche von Alfred W. Krger bertragen; Mittler, Hamburg-Berlin-Bonn, 1999.

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FPA, Focal Plane Array

Staring IR sensors; Donald B. Lloyd; MEC: Part I: November 1979, S.58-61,92-94; Part II: December 1979, S.33-39; Part III: January 1980, S.28-35. DARPA unveils starring Focal Plane Array; James A. Tegnelia; DE, October 1980, S.101-113. Focal Plane Array chip extends night vision range; D.A.B.; DE, June 1986, S.58. New infrared camera improves U.S. Navy wapons testing; Les Caffee & Patrick Keller; D&SE, May 1996, S.27-28. Infrarot-Sensoren; Frank Pfeil; SuT; Mrz 2001, S.70.

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Flugzeugtriebwerke, Triebwerke

Enzyklopdie Naturwissenschaft und Technik; Band E-J; Verlag Moderne Industrie; Mnchen, 1980. 2. Brockhaus der Naturwissenschaften und der Technik; Fnfter Band, SO-Z; F.A. Brockhaus Mannheim, 1989. 3. Die strksten zivilen Turbofans der Welt - Giganten; Patrick Hoeveler; FLUG REVUE, November 1999, S.94-99. 4. Flugtechnik, Band 5; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999. 5. Luftfahrzeug-Technik; Ernst Gtsch; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2000. 6. Das Visuelle Lexikon; Aus dem Englischen ins Deutsche bertragene und berarbeitet version; Neuausgabe 2000; Weltbild GmbH. 7. Das Groe Arena Lexikon der Technik; Arena verlag GmbH, Wrzburg, 2002. 8. High-Tech mit Low-Cost - Zuknftige Technologien fr zivile Triebwerke; Patrick Hoeveler; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2004, S.82-87. 9. GP7000: Antrieb fr den A380; Luft- und Raumfahrt, Nr. 2, April-Mai-Juni 2004, S.20-21. 10. Mylitary Dynamos - Directory Military Engines; Flight International, 23-29 May 2006, S.42-51. Data compiled by Antoine Fafard, edited by Julian Moxon.

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Fregatten

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Fluktuationsverhalten - Fluctuation
Probability of Detection for Fluctuating Targets; Peter Swerling; RAND Research Memo. RM-1217, March 17, 1954 Detection of Radar Echoes in Noise Revisited; Peter Swerling; IEEE Trans. on Information Theory, Vol. IT-12, No.3.

Wofr Fregatten und Korvetten? Aufgaben, Einsatzoptionen und Eignung; Frank Ropers, Flottilenadmiral; SuT, 11/1997, S.629-632. 2. Marine Enzyklopdie von A bis Z; Jrgen Gebauer & Egon Krenz; Tosa Verlag, Wien, 1998. 3. Deutsche Fregatten - Wehrtechnischer Report, D 46892, 1/2000; Report Verlag GmbH, Bonn und Frankfurt a/M, Februar 2000. 4. Fregatte 124 im Zulauf; Dietrich Stockfisch; SuT, April 2001, S.18-20. 5. Fregatte der Zukunft; Dieter Stockfisch; SuT, Februar 2002, S.44-46. 6. Fregatten Typ 23 DUKE-Klasse der Royal Navy; Axel Schulz; SuT, Februar 2002, S.52-55. 7. Die LCF-Fregatte der Kniglich Niederlndischen Marine; Leo M. Van Westerhoven & Gerard van Oosbree; SuT, September 2002, S.22-26. 8. Marine Enzyklopdie von A bis Z; Jrgen Gebauer & Egon Krenz; Tosa Verlag, Wien, 1998. 9. Automation im Einsatzsystem der Fregatte F 124; Andreas Uhl - Korvettenkapitn, Wilhelmshaven; SuT, November 2003, S.44-48. 10. Fregatten und Korvetten der Deutschen Marine; Stefan Nitschke; wt I/2004, S.79-84.

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Introduction to frequency agile radar subsystems; J.B. Fuller & J.R. Martin; VARIAN, USA, Pub . No. 3414, 14 Seiten. The frequency agile magnetron story; John R. Martin; Varian, USA, Pub. No. 3757, 11/77. Local oscillators for frequency agile systems; P. Weissgla & S. Svensson; MJ, Jan. 1977, S.35-38. ECCM from the Radar designer's viepoint; M. A. Johnson & D.C. Stoner; MJ, March 1978, S.59-63. Introduction to Radar Systems; Skolnik, M.I.; McGraw-Hill Book Company Japan, 1983, S.170,172,485. Frequency agility -20 years of experience; B. Bergkvist; Mikrowellen Magazin, Vol.12, No. 6, 1986, S.614-618. Introduction to Electronic Warfare; D.C. Schleher, Ph.D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986. New models improve frequency-agile signal simulation; Greg Lowitz, et al. - Hp, Palo Alto, CA; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)1, S.78-87. Handbuch Radar und Radarsignalverarbeitung; Ludloff, Albrecht; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1993, S.3-19.

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Understanding Filters and Multiplexers; H. L. Schumacher; MSDH 1983, S.168-180. Coplanar waveguide supports integrated multiplier systems - Product of VeritechMicrowave, South Plainfield, NJ; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)3, S.137-138.

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Frequenzmultiplizierer
Single-balanced mixer forms dual mm-wave frequency multiplier; B.C. Henderson & A.W. Denning - WatkinsJohnson, Palo Alto, CA; Northrop-McDonnell fly ATF; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)10, S.81-86.

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Frequenzspeicher => DRFM Frequenzsprungverfahren - Freqency Hopping

Frequency-Hopping Radios outwitsmart Jammers; Eric Ribchester - Racal; Microwaves, 18(1979)11, S.57-63. Frequency Hopping Transceiver demonstrated; DE, February 1980, S.42-46. Frequency Hopping techniques vary with frequency; Eric Ribchester - Racal, UK; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)3, S.97105. Frequency Hop Systems for Navy Communications; Dennis Sweeney -E-Systems; DE, June 1985, S.115-124.

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Frequenzbandbezeichnungen
Frequency designation chart; ICH, 1st Ed., 1975/76, S.209. ECM Frequency bands & channel codes; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.331-333. IEEE Radar-Frequency designations; Special Report; MJ, June 1977, S.68 [1] What Band Designation Standards; Richard Hartman; DE, October 1979, S.11. Editorial: HF, NF, kHz, LF, AF, VLF, RF, Nf, Hf - Terminologie quo vadis? Eberhard Skibbe, Oberst a.D.; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 3/81, S.241. Radio and Radar Band Frequency designations; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.385.

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Frequenzsynthesizer - Frequency Synthesizer, FS

Microwave Frequency Synthsizers; C.E. Foster, II & T.G. Simon; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.2, No.3, May/June 1975. Design strategy for a 2-18 GHz Synthesizer; J. Minck & R. Rands; MSN, July 1977, S.80-84. Synthesized Signal Generator; Watkins-Johnson Co., Palo Alto; MJ, May 1978, S.36Hewlett-Packard, Application Note 218-1, <Application & Performance of the 8671A and 8672A Microwave Synthesizers>, September 1979. Synthsized tuners use digital techniques; Gordon Larsen Hartman Systems; DE, September 1979, S.97-100. Synthesizer delivers high spectral purity; MSN, May 1980, S.127. EW Systems Synthesizers find a new design approach; J. Schiffer (Schrff-Tronics); MSN, December1981, S.86. Stable Frequency Source serve as ATE building blocks; D. Pratt (Systron Donner); MSN, May 1982, S.106-119. Synthsized Sweeper Covers 10 MHz to 26,5 GHz; MSN, October 1982, S.169-171. Choose from the leader: HP-Broschre; Beilage in: Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)4. Low-Power VHF/UHF Synthsizer design; H.W. Anderson; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.10, No. 5, Sept./Oct. 1983. Designing Synthesized Signal Generator; H.W. Mette - Gigatronics; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.182-192. Hewllet-Packard, <Synthesized Signal Generators 50 MHz to 26 GHz, Models 8673C & 8673D>, Technical Data, 11/1983. Frequency synthesizers ride a rising ECM tide; Ivan Anders Wiltron, Mountain View, CA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)4, S.231,234-238,241. Synthesizers benefit from SAW technology; John Richardson - Hewllet-Packard, Spokane, WA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)6, S.145-147. Synthesized signal generators offer spectral purity for system applications - Hewlett-Packard Product; MSN, September 1984, S.139-40.

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Frequenzdiskriminator
Digital Bearing Discriminator details divulged; Anaren Product; DE, August 1979, S.33-36. Unique Frequency Discriminator Circuit Aids Automatic Frequency Acquisition; Z. Galani & R .C. Waterman Jr Raytheon Co.; MSN, September 1983, S.74-81 Automatic Frequency Acquisition Demonstrated Using Step Function Frequency Discriminator; Z. Galani & R. C. Waterman Jr - Raytheon Co.; MSN, November 1983, S.92102. Filter-based discriminator reads fast pulses - Product of K&L, Microwave, Saliybury, MD; Jack Browne - Executive Editor & Alan Conrad - Contr. Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)5, S.209-215. MFFDs measure 2 to 18 GHz; Alan Conrad - Contr. Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)5, S.210. Boost performance of discriminators with careful design; Jerome J. Ferr - Watkis-Johnson, Palo Alto, CA; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)13, S.101-110. A sampling of Digital RF Memories and Frequency Discriminators; Don Herskovitz - Technology; JED, February 2000, S.57-61. Comparator measures frequency and phase; Jack Browne Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)6, S.112. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

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Frequenzmultiplexer
Combine Filter Multiplexers; P. LaTourrette; MJ, Aug. 1977. 16.

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17. Synthesized signal generator breaks cost-performance; Dick Goodall - John Fluke, Everett, WA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)10, S.153-157. 18. Synthesizer switches across 30 MHz in 70 ns; Sciteq Electronics; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)9, S.179. 19. Eaton, <Frequenz-Synthesizer der neuen Generation>, Elektronik, 13/27.06.1986, HF-Messtechnik, Arbeit von H. Hiller. 20. 3-MHz synthesizer: Clean and fast - Product of Sciteq Electronics, San Diego, CA; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)6, S.183-186. 21. Synthesizers address EW/ECM, Radar, and Communication measurements; Wiltron Co.; MSN&CT, December 1986, S.132-136. 22. Neue Synthesizer-Familie von Wiltron; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.12, No.6, 1986, S.565-566. 23. Hewlett-Packard, <HF und Mikrowellensignalgeneratoren>, Seminarunterlagen, 1987. 24. Advanced Frequency Synthsizer developed for Radar and Communications Applications; Roger Rauvola - Sciteq Electronics; MSN&CT, January 1987, S.8-12. 25. Frequency synthesizers sweep to 26.5 GHz; Jack Browne Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)1,S.138-140. 26. Digital control speeds synthesizer switching; Eitan Sharoni Tadiran Industries, Holon, Israel; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)4, S.107-111. 27. Bookmark: Microwave Frequency Synthesizers; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)6, S.112. 28. All-GaAs lineup fuels high-speed digital synthesizerProduct of Sciteq Electronics, San Diego, CA; Jack Browne Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)7, S.129-134. 29. Synthesizer switches at 1 s; Eaton Product; MSN&CT, August 1988, S.74. 30. Tomorrows Synthesized Signal Generator; Dick Goodall; MSN, January 1989, S.16-19. 31. Direct synthesizer accelerates modular measurement system - Product of Comtron, Plainview, NY; Jack Browne Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)8, S.163-166. 32. Novel synthesizer cuts size, weight, and noise levels; P. Vella, G. Basawapatna & M. Shandas - Microsource, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)5, S.231- 236. 33. Fast-switching synthesizers track agile signals; W.C. Beam & P.J. Rezin - Watkins-Johnson, Gaithersburg, MD; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)9, S.117-124. 34. DDS/PLL methods craft low-noise synthesizers - Product of Communication Techniques, Whippany, NJ; Jack Browne Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)10, S.133-138. 35. New architecture supports rugged test synthesizer; Tim Carey - Hewlett-Packard, Palo Alto, CA; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)3, S.212-218. 36. Speedy synthesizers cut spurious levels and signal delays Product of Comstrom, Plainview, NY; Jack Browne Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)10, S.110-115. 37. High-speed synthesizers benefit Radar/EW systems Product of Omega Simulation, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)6, S.136. 38. A Sampling of RF Synthesizers - Technology Survey; Don Herskovitz; JED, February 1998, S.45-49. 39. Fractional-N synthesizers trim current, phase noise; Craig Conkling- Philips Semiconductors, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)2, S.126-134. 40. Fast frequency synthesizers speed production testing Product of Giga-tronics, San Ramon, CA; Jack Browne Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)5, S.229-230.

41. DDS IC integrates reference multiplier; Jim Surber - Analog Devices, greensboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)5, S.235-244. 42. Sources quell phase hits in digital radios - Product of Elcom Technologies, Closter, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.143-146. 43. Choose the synthesizer thats best fpr you; Anzeige von Giga-tronics, San Ramon, CA, in Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)10, S.26-27. 44. Extend DDS bandwidth above the Nyquist limit - Part 1; Michael Hopkins - Analog Devices, Greensboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)1, S.82-91. 45. A Sampling of RF Synthesizers - Technology Survey; Don Herskovitz; JED, March 2000, S.53-59. 46. Microeave synthesizer meets demanding communications requirements; Philip J. Rzin - Rockwell Collins, Cedar Rapids, IA; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)3, S.63-72. 47. Extend DDS bandwidth above the Nyquist limit - Part 2; Michael Hopkins - Analog Devices, Greensboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)3, S.97-109. 48. Synthesizers shave noise in receivers and test equipment Product of Micro Lambda, Fremont, CA; Scott Wettenkamp - Director of Engineering; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)3, S.166-168. 49. Comparing integer-N and fractional-N synthesizers; Brendan Daly - Analog Devices, Limerick, Irland; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)9, S.93-100,133. 50. Agile synthesizer reaches 6.4 Ghz - Product of Programmed Test Sources, Littleton, CA; Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)92-97. 51. A dynamic approach to synthesizer design; Product of ITT Industries Inc., Microwave Systems, Lowel, MA; http://www.ittmicrowave.com ; MJ, May 2003, S:270-276. 52. Compact DDS silences spurious and phase noise; P. Jackson, S. Hardy & C. Martins - Advanced Radio Corp.; Microwaves & RF, 42(2003)4, S.94-100. 53. DDS gains wider application; Jack Browne - Publisher; Microwaves & RF, 42(2003)10, S.17. 54. Frequency Synthesizers yield stable signals; Jack BrownePublisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 42(2003)10, S.33-41. 55. Smart Synthesizers simplify RF integration; David Lyle President/CTO; Microwaves & RF, 42(2003)10, S.55-59. 56. Fast Synthesizers switch 5 MHz to 20, 48 GHz; Adrian Lalicata - Herley Communications; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)6, S.110. 57. Frequency Synthesizers generate clean signals; Jack Browne, Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 44(2005)3, S.33-40.

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Frequenzzhler, Frequency Counter

Understanding Frequency Counter specifications; HewlettPackard Co Application Note 200-4. Counters zero in on high frequencies; Jack Browne & Tian Marie Pisa; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)7, S.121123,126,129. Microwave Frequency Counter has range from 10Hz to 18 GHz (EIP Product); MSN&CT, March 1985, S.147. Frequency counter profiles RF pulses from 0.5 to 20 GHz; Hewlett-Packard, Cupertino, CA; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)9, S.173. Counting the cycles of time and frequency; Jack Browne Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)2, S.146-149.

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Battery-powered counters read frequency and power 1. Product of Hewlett-Packard, Santa Clara, CA; Jack Browne Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)8, 2. S.188-192. Frequency counters are versatile toold; Jack Browne 3. Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.124.

New transmitter locator system operational; EW/DE, August 1978, S.61-64. Digitized, synthesized secure voice on ist way to battlefield; D.P. Fulghum; DE, June 1979, S.65-70. Rohde & Schwarz: Funk unter Kontrolle, Spezialausgabe zu Neues von Rohde & Schwarz, Mnchen, 1987.

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Front End
Noise Figure, Intermodulation Distortion and Sensitivity of a cascade of Front End components; ICH, 1st Ed.,June 1975/76, S.24-250. Integration shrinks Microwave Front Ends (Part I); John G. Gali, u.a.; MSN, September 1980, S.119-130. Integration shrinks Microwave Front Ends (Part II); John G. Gali, et al.; MSN, October 1980, S.70-75. Mixed media optimize phased-array module; W. Horton Prather - Electromagnetic Sciences, Norcross, CA; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)6, S.74-78. Receiver design cuts front-end phase errors; Eric Schmidt Varian, Beverly, MA; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)6, S.81-84. IC techniques slice cost of integrated receiver; P.J. Meier, et al. - Eaton, AIL, Deer Park, NY; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)6, S. 85, 87, 90. Techniques evaluated for design and measurement of lownoise Receiver Front Ends; Aksel Kiiss - Mitteq, Inc.; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.253-279. Superconducting filters enhance military receiver performance; Gordon Roesler; Gordon Roesler - Booz Allen & Hamilton, Arlington, VA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.61-68,76.

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Funkfelddmpfung
Hochfrequenztechnik in Funk und Radar; Hans-Georg Unger; Teubner, Stuttgart 1994.

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Funkfeuer
Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

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Funkkommunikation - Radio Communication

Telecommunication Systems survivability; Nicholas T. Lampos; EW/DE, January 1978, S.97-102. Digitized, synthesized secure voice on ist way to battlefield; D.P. Fulghum; DE, June 1979, S.65-70. Design considerations for Tactical Field Radios; Charles H. Glenn - Magnavox; MSN&CT, October 1988, S.43-52. Digital Troposcatter Communications Systems; M.G. Unkaut, Dr. - Raytheon; MSN&CT, October 1988, S.69-72. Digital-RF-Communications System designs; Kwei Tu Lockheed Engineering & Science; MSN, January 1989, S.4649. Fernmeldetechnik und Elektronik, die Abteilung FE; wt IV/2000, S.172-187. Kleine Half-Loop-Antennen; Horst Kalweit - JK Industrial Services GmbH, Kempten; SuT, April 2004, S.14-17. Mit neuen Funksystemen zum militrischen Mobilstandard; H.ans-Wilfried Heine, Thales Communications, Pforzheim; IT-Report 2/2004, Mai 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Frankfurt a/M, S.29-31. Kommunikationsnetze der Zukunft; Karl Schrodi, Siemens AG, Mnchen; IT-Report 2/2004, Mai 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Frankfurt a/M, S.32.36.

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Fhrung
Begriffe der Elektronischen Kampffhrung; Herausgegeben von DaimlerChrysler Aerospace AG, Fhrung und Kommunikation, Ulm, 1999.

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Fhrungsinformationssysteme, FInfoSys
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Entwicklung der Marinefhrungssysteme - Blick in die Zukunft; Dieter Stockfisch; SuT, 1/1999, S.29-35. 2. Verteidigungselektronik - made in Germany; Jrgen Dangel; wt III/1999, S.21-23. 3. Fhrungs- und Waffeneinsatzsysteme des Heeres; Edgar Ziegler & Jrg-Peter Meier; wt III/1999, S.70-72. 4. Begriffe der Elektronischen Kampffhrung; Herausgegeben von DaimlerChrysler Aerospace AG, Fhrung und Kommunikation, Ulm, 1999. 5. Marinefhrungssystem - Teil I; Michael Droste; wt, III/2000, S.28-34. 6. Marinefhrungssystem - Teil II; Michael Droste; wt, I/2001, S.54-60. 7. Das Luftwaffenfhrungssystem CRC Schnewalde; Daniel Heinz - Oberleutnant, IT-Offizier; SuT, Januar 2002, S.50-54. 8. Interoperabilitt mit NATO- und EU-Streitkrften; J. Pppelmann & H.-J. Wagner; wt II/2003, S.40-47. 9. Weiterentwicklung der Fhrungsuntersttzung - Network Centric Warfare; Fregattenkapitn Franz-Dietmar Dahmann - Referent im BMVg; SuT, April 2004, S.42-48. 10. Das Fhrungsinformationssystem der Streitkrfte; Mark Lichtenhagen, Uwe List; SuT, September 2004, S,24-26. 11. Fhrungsinformationssysteme in der Bundeswehr; Friedrich W. Benz; wt III/2005, S.36-45.

Funknavigation, Funknavigationssysteme

Funkaufklrung

Navigations- und Waffenleitsysteme eines modernen Kampfflugzeuges; SuT, 7/1971, S.402-407. 2. Automatische Blindlandung; Gert Hahn; SuT, 2/1973, S.7078. 3. The application of Imaging Sensors to Aircraft landings in adverse weather; Stuart W. Greenwood - Uni of Maryland; MJ, September 1992, S.80-89. 4. Vermessung und Ortung mit Satelliten; Manfred Bauer; Wichmann, Heidelberg, 1994. 5. Funknavigation; Privatpiloten Bibliothek, Band 3; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag Stuttgart, 1995. 6. Funkortung und Funknavigation; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1995. 7. GPS, Global Positioning System, Technik und Anwendungen der Satellitennnavigation; Jrgen Strobel; Franzis', Poing, 1995. 8. The art of Navigation Warfare; Robert McGahan; JED, April 2001, S.53-55. 9. Introduction to GPS - The Global Positioning System; Ahmed El-Rabbany; Artech House, Inc., Boston, London, 2002. 10. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

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Rohde & Schwarz: Funk unter Kontrolle, Spezialausgabe zu Neues von Rohde & Schwarz, Mnchen, 1987.

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G Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen Galileo 1. Galileo: Mit Europas Satelliten navigieren; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.2. Januar-Mrz 2001, S.52-55. 2. Galileo: Im Mittelpunkt der Debatte: die Finanzierung; Frederic Castel; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.5. OktoberDezember 2001, S.58-59. 3. US-European row over Galileo: Interference or just static? EC Monitor - B.P. Rivers, K. Chaison & P. Brunet; JED, February 2002, S.26-27. 4. EU-Navigationssatellitensystem - Mit Galileo in die mobile Zukunft; T. Gemsa & O. Gring; FLIEGERREVUE, 4/2002, S.42-45. 5. Galileo; SuT, Mai 2002, S.12. 6. First Galileo Contract Awarded; MJ, Aug. 2002, S.41. 7. Europa navigiert mit Galileo; Wolfgang Engelhardt; Fliegerkalender 2005, Internationales Jahrbuch der Luftund Raumfahrt, Verlag E.S. Mittler & Sohn, Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, S.101-103. 8. Galileo und GPS - Hochtechnologie im Weltraum; Alexander Mager; SuT, September 2005, S.16-19. 15. GaAs MMICs poised for production; Michael Kachmar Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)3, S.65-70. 16. Surface-mount pack houses GaAs MMICs; G. Herrick & K.E. Jones - Tektronix, Beaverton, OR; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)6, S.157-159,169 17. GaAs MMIC subsystems downconvert 8-GHz signalsProduct of Pacific Monolithics, Santa Ana, Sunnyvale, CA; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)7, S.131-133. 18. Practical GaAs ICs designed for Microwave Subsystems; A. Podell, et al. - Pacific Monolithics; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.327-332. 19. GaAs Monolithic Ics applied to Military-Radar design; C. Adricos & I. Bahl - ITT; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.335-347. 20. Gallium Arsenide IC symposium repors on latest developments; K. J. Sleger - Naval Research Lab; MSN&CT, October 1986, S.105-112. 21. Measurement of GaAs FET Noise Parameters; Robert Froelich; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.13, No.6, Nov./Dec. 1986. 22. GaAs-Lawinenlaufzeitdioden fr V-Band Frequenzen; Jrgen Freyer - TU Mnchen; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.12, No.6, 1986, S.553-557. 23. GaAs MMICs designed for EW applications; Allen Podell, et al. - Pacific Monolithics; MSN&CT, April 1987, S.8-19. 24. GaAs FET Amplifiers operate over military temerature range; J.C. Rosenberg & Doug Hoiles -Avantek; DE, May 1987, S.161-170. 25. Designing GaAs MMIC Transistor amplifiers; J.L.B. Walker Thorn EMI; MSN&CT, March 1988, S.34D-34L. 26. High-speed SPDT GaAs MMIC switch spans DC to 20 GHZ Product of Raytheon Co.; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)6, S.216-219. 27. GaAs ICs: The technology arrives; Ray Milano; The future of Radar Warning Receivers; David L. Adamy; DE, October 1988, S.111-116. 28. Improving EW capabilities with Gallium Arsenide; J.J. Komiak, et al.; DE, January 1989, S.77-84. 29. GaAs standard and semi-custom Ics boost performance in Military Systems; Thomas D. Dugan; MSN, October 1989, S.32-37. 30. GaAs amplifiers power applications past 18 GHz - Product of GaAsTEK, Roanoke, VA; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)1, S.126.

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Gallium-Arsenid, GaAs
GaAs FET - a bilateral device; Carl Peterson; MJ, Jan. 1977, S.53. Low-Noise GaAs FET Amplifiers; F.E. Emery; WJ Tsch-notes, Vol. 4, No. 1, Jan./Feb. 1977. Competition Intensifies in Monolithic Gallium Arsenide; James Fawcette; MSN, April 1979, S.35-48. Monolithic GaAS Dominates Microwaves at ISSCC; MSN, February 1980, S.13-33. Future of Systems Dependent on Wafer Availability; H.C. Nathanson, et al.; MSN, June 1980, S.3756. GaAs Boosts CCD Speed (Review); MSN, July 1980, S.22-26. Will GaAs ICs be Sold? MSN, February 1981, S.19. Wideband Waveguide System Identifies GaAs Oscillator Harmonics at 94 GHz; William H. Haydl; MSN, February 1982, S.99-103. A GaAs FET primer: Understanding these vital devices; R. J. Hamilton & N. K. Osbrink - Avantek; MSN, October 1982, S.115-130, 133-142. Gallium Arsenide growth diversifies; J. Barrera - Harris Microwave Semiconductor; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.72-88. Galliumarsenidforschung: berblick aus der PhilipsForschung; N. Wiedenhof & J.M. Waalwijk - Eindhoven, NL; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.11, No.1, 1985, S.3-4. Gallium Arsenide enhances digital signal processing in Electronic Warfare; B. Hoffman & D. Apte; DE, July 1985, S.48-56. GaAs Monolithics for affordable Military Systems; Kenneth J. Sleger - Naval Research Lab.; JED, August 1985, S.27-34, 46 GaAs ICs prove math for hi-rel demands; Thomas M. Reeder - TriQuint Semiconductor, Beaverton, OR; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)13, S.71-73.

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10.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Gallium-Arsenid (GaAs) - FET

Low Noise GaAs GET Amplifiers; Frank E. Emery - WJ; MJ, June 1977, S.79-82. GaAs FETs opening gates on power reservoir; Ira Drukier; MSN, April 1978, S.49-55. Devices vital to IFM Limiting Amplifiera; Robert J. Hamilton, u.a.; MSN, September 1979, S.59-66. EW applications of new Dual-Gate GaAs FETs; R.J. Hamilton & N.K. Osbrink - Avantek; DE, September 1979, S.101-107. How to select a GaAs FET; Paul Wade; Microwaves, 19(1980)2, S.64-66. GaAs FETs promise much as they come of age; Dr. Joseph S. Barrera; Microwaves, 19(1980)2, S.67-69.

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5-Watt 8-GHz MESFET Amplifier Directly Replaces TW Tube Amplifier (Solid State); S.B. Moghe & W.C. Tsai; MSN, February 1981, S.79-85. In-House FETs Key to Amplifiers; MSN, February 1981, S.8687. Microwave GaAs FET Amplifiers; Firmenunterlage von Systron Donner, Beilage in MSN, March 1981. GaAs-Mikrowellen-Feldeffekttransistor mit geringem Rauschen; P. Baudet, et al.; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 5/81, S.568-573. ECM GaAs FET Amplifiers; Anzeige der Firma HARRIS in MSN, August 1982, S.66. GaAs MMIC Ready for Practical Use? Daniel R. CHen Microwave Monolithics; MSN, August 1982, S.68-70. Einstufige GaAs-FET-Verstrker; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.8, No.6, 1982, S.711. Government Systems Incorporate GaAs Monolithics; K. J. Sieger - Naval Researche Lab; MSN, September 1983, S.8297. Low Noise GaAs FETs - Techniques and Applications; Dr. Ing. Samir Abdin; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.5, 1983, S.562-565. GaAs FET Amp Uses One -Quarter Micron Gate, Heralding MIC Opportunities at Up to 60 GHz; E. T. Watkins - Hughes Aircraft; MSN, December 1983, S.52-62. GaAs FET Amps cover wide bandwidths; WJ-Product; MSN&CT; June 1986, S.153. Dual-gate GaAs FETs power UHF circuits; H. Ohke, et al. Sony Corp. Of America, Torrance, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)6, S.179-180. Dual-gate GaAs FET drives 18-GHz amps; R. Waugh % D. Glajchen - Gould, San Jose, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)9, S.169,180. GaAs MMIC line controls 1 to 10 Ghz - Product of TriQuint Semiconductor; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)13, S.153-156. GaAs MMIC reliability analysis and its impact on Microwave Systems, Part II; Pang Ho, et al. - Pacific Monolithics; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.130-133.

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Gefechtsfeldaufklrung - Battlefield Intelligence

Army IEW: New structure for a new century; James W. Rawles; DE, June 1989, S.69-80. Filmless Camera technology boosts Image transmission; Larry P. Glidewell; DE, June 1989, S.105-112. Army Intelligence and the AirLand Battle; James J. Coghlan, Jr.; DE, August 1989, S.59-72.

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Gefechtsstand
Digitalisierte Gefechtsstnde im Heer; Martin Berken, Oberstleutnant HUKdo II, und Wolfgang Lehmann, Baudirektor, BWB; Wehrtechnischer Report: Schlsseltechnologien fr das Heer, D 46892; Report Verlag GmbH, 11/2000.

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Gelenkte Waffen => PGB/M/W Geodsie

Vermessung und Ortung mit Satelliten; Manfred Bauer; Wichmann, Heidelberg, 1994. Das Schwerefeld der Erde; C. Reigber & P. Schwintzer; Physik in Unserer Zeit, Nr.5, 34. Jahrgang 2003, S.206-212. Die Beulen des Planeten; FLIEGERREVUE, 09/2003, S.9.

1.

Glascockpit
Avionik aus Glas; Stefan Maya; FLIEGERREVUE Spezial: Avionik und Flugnavigation; September 2002, S.31-34.

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Glasfaser => Lichtwellenleiter

Die Glasfaser, das bertragungsmedium der Zukunft; HFReport, Mai 1987, S.86-89. Datenbertragung auf Lichtleitern erreicht neue Dimensionen; HF-Report, Mai 1987, S.97-98. Mit der Glasfaser allein its es nicht getan: LWLNetzkomponenten verbinden und berwachen; Friedhelm Kerkau; HF-Report, February 1988, S.68-70.

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GLONASS
Vermessung und Ortung mit Satelliten; Manfred Bauer; Wichmann, Heidelberg, 1994. GPS, Global Positioning System; Jrgen Strobel; FranzisVerlag, Poing, 1995. Satellitenortung und Navigation; Werner Mansfeld; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1998. Introduction to GPS - The Global Positioning System; Ahmed El-Rabbany; Artech House, Inc., Boston, London, 2002.

1.

GBDA, Ground Based Air Defense

Missile guidance - The UK targets two industry teams to lead efforts for future air defense needs; D. Barrie (London) 2. & M.A. Taverna (Paris); AW&ST, June 30, 2003, S.35. 3.

1. 2. 3. 4.

GBU, Glide Bomb Unit

Unpowered Precisin-guided Weapons; AW&ST 2003 Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003, S.188-190. Strike hard - Strike smart; Steve Davies; AFM, January 2003, S.78-82. Satellitengelenkte Waffen; Michael Puttre; Spektrum der Wissenschaft, April 2003, S.66-72. Per Laser punktgenau ins Ziel; Patrick Hoeveler; FLUG REVUE, September 2005, S.42-43.

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GMAS
A little lift; Andy Nativi & David A. Fulghum; AW&ST, February 21, 2005, S.40-41. Military Plans Space Buoys; James Fawcette; MSN, March 1977, S.11-14. New Receivers spur Navstars progress; EW/DE, February 1978, S.65-69. Early Navstar Tests Successful - Receiver Development Continues; James Fawcette; MSN, August 1978, S.19-20. GPS to Carry Secondary Payloads; MSN, October 1978, S.47. Civilian Receivers Navigate by Satellite; Paul D. Perreault; MSN, January 1981, S.61-93.

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GCA, Ground-Controlled Approach

GCA Radars: Their history and stae of development; H.R. Ward, Ch.A. Fowler, H.I. Lipson; Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol.62, No.6, June 1974, S.705-716.

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GEC Marconi
Widening the Aperture: EWs top 25; Byron Callan; JED, May 1998, S.33-38.

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Global Positioning System Measures Time of Arrival; Walter C.Melton; MSN, January 1982, S.136-142. 3 Precision Frequency Standards Upgrade Performance of C I Systems; Dr Nicholas F. Yannoni (RADC); MSN, June 1982, S.114-131. Design Developments in RF/LSI Technologies Bring Down Cost of Commercial GPS Receivers; Andrew M. Chao; MSN, June 1984, S.96A-96L. Navstar GPS - On the Verge of Great Changes; Charles Trimble (Trimble Navigation); MSN, November 1984, S.36. Performance/Cost Ratio Optimized for GPS Receiver Design; Ralph Eschenbach und Roger Helkey; MSN, November 1984, S.43-52. Navstar Global Positioning System Offers Unprecedented Navigational Accuracy; Robert P. Denaro; MSN, November 1984, S.54-83. GPS Accuracy and Reliability Improved with Pseudolites; Bradford W. Parkinson, MSN, November 1984, S.85-97. Weltraum ohne Waffen; Herausgeber Reiner Labusch u.a.; C. Bertelsmann Verlag, Mnchen, 1984. Gefechtsfhrung im Nuklearkrieg, Rstung und Sicherheit, S.41-50; Ashton B. Carter; in Spektrum der Wissenschaft, 1985. GPS Receiving System to give unprecedented Navigation Accuracy; A. Berthman & H. Tschiesche (SEL); MSN&CT, May 1985, S.144A-144K. Satellite Navigation techniques mature; P. K. Blair & P. J. Hargrave; MSN&CT, June 1985, S.160A-160G. GPS L-Band Triplexer Meets Stringent Requirements; G. Gorder und J. Ranghelli; MSN&CT, September 1985, S.80A80I. Cesium clocks keep the world on time; Helmut Hellwig; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)9, S.131-138 SDI, Der Krieg im Weltraum; Hrsg. John Tiraman; Scherz Verlag, Bern, 1985; S.173-193 The Global Positioning System; Martin R. Stiglitz; MJ, April 1986, S.34-59. Navstar Forecast: Cloudy Now, Clearing Later; David A. Boutacoff; DE, May 1986, S.90-110. NAVSTAR to bring revolution in Navigation; Bradford W. Parkinson and Charles R. Trimble; MSN&CT, November 1986, S.81-93. 3 Strengthening C in Space; David A. Boutacoff und Bruce Gumble; DE, February 1987, S.47-56. A Miniature GPS Receiver; N.B. Hemesath, u.a.; MJ, September 1987, S.81-100. Using GPS as a Time and Frequency Reference; Gary Smith; MSN & CT, December 1987, S.72-76. Time and Frequency Standards from GPS; Rick Dielman; MSN&CT, June 1988, S.72-79. And a Star to steer by - NAVSTAR GPS; Christopher H. Clarke; DE, June 1989, S.56-64. GPS Positioned to Change Our Lives and Boost Our Industry; Special Report by Craig Sherod, MSN&CT, July 1989, S.24-33. High-altitude Satellites to Support the Lower Echelons; James J. Coghlan Jr.; DE, October 1989, S.61-68. December GPS satellite launch a success; Block II, DE, February 1990, S.20. GPS becoms a high-flying market; Ron Schneiderman Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)12, S.30-40. Temporary Glut Slows Military GPS Procurement; DE, March 1992, S.47-50 The Global Positioning System; Howard I. Ellowitz; MJ, April 1992, S.24-33.

35. Global Positioning Systems feature greater accuracy and expanded capabilities in smaller packages; DE, August 1992, S.55-58. 36. GPS receiver chip targets low-power commercial markets; A. Laundrie & K. Negus - Hewlett-Packard, Newark, CA; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)8, S.135-140. 37. Vermessung und Ortung mit Satelliten; Manfred Bauer; bei Wichmann, 1994. 38. GPS, Global Positioning System, Technik und Anwendungen der Satellitennnavigation; Jrgen Strobel; Franzis, 1995. 39. Funkortungs- und Funknavigationsanlagen; Werner Mansfeld, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Habil.; Hthig Buch Verlag GmbH, Heidelberg, 1994, S.345-351. 40. Funkortung und Funknavigation; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1995. 41. Genaue Zeit in Wissenschaft und Technik; Andreas Bauch; Physik in Unserer Zeit, 26. Jahrgang, 02/1995, S.60-67. 42. GPS: The Ultimate Dual-Use Technology? Scott R. Gourley, DE, August 1995, S.16-20. 43. The Commercial and Military Satellite Survivability Crisis; R.C. Webb et al.; DE, August 1995, S.21-25 44. AW&ST, February 5, 1996, S.96. 45. GPS fr Piloten; Peter Bachmann; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1997. 46. Interference cancellation improves GPS receiver performance; Ashok Talwar - AIL Systems, Deer Park, NY; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)4, S.62-68. 47. Satellitenortung und Navigation; Werner Mansfeld; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1998. 48. Time/Frequency standards uses GPS signals; C. Green & A. Ward; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)4, S.89-90,194. 49. New civil GPS signal frequency selected in ground radar, military data-link band; Philip J. Klass, Washington; AW&ST, January 11, 1999, S.438. 50. Satellitennavigation, Das Global Positioning System (GPS); Georg Ermin Thaler; Verlag fr Technik und Handwerk, Baden-Baden, 1999. 51. GPS, Neue Mglichkeiten fr das Funkhobby; Karl H. Ilg; Verlag fr Technik und Handwerk, Baden-Baden, 1999. 52. GPS; Sonderheft, Best.- Nr.4000049, Verlag fr Technik und Handwerk, Baden-Baden, 1999. 53. High accuracy GPS receiver IC enables >0.5m positional accuracy - Ttiming resolution less than 5nsec; Anzeige von Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)8, S.81. 54. GPS Insurance Antijamming the System; von Don Herskovitz; JED, December 2000, S.41-45. 55. A sampling of GPS Receivers - Technology Survey; Don Herskovitz; JED, July 2001, S.61-65. 56. Minuscule module tracks 12 GPS channels - Product of SyChip, Warren, NJ; Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)11, S.103. 57. Introduction to GPS - The Global Positioning System; Ahmed El-Rabbany; Artech House, Inc., Boston, London, 2002. 58. EU-Navigationssatellitensystem - Mit Galileo in die mobile Zukunft; Torsten Gemsa & Olaf Gring; FLIEGERREVUE, 4/2002, S.42-45. 59. USAF renews GPS III focus; Robert Wall, Washington; AW&ST, May 20, 2002, S.57. 60. GPS improvements set to help civil users; Michael A. Dornheim, Los Angeles; AW&ST, September 23, 2002, S.5658.

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61. Eroding GPS worries Pentagon; Robert Wall and Graig Covault, Nashville, Tenn / Cape Canaveral; AW&ST, November 2002, S.31. 62. NAVSTAR Global Positioning System; DDN Programm Profile; PBI Media, LLC, 2002: www.defensedaily.com/progprof/usaf/Navstar. 63. Direktverbindung: Jupiter-PC(1); Dr.-Ing. Klaus Sander; Funk Amateur, Februar 2003, S.156-158. 64. Satellitengelenkte Waffen; Michael Puttre; Spektrum der Wissenschaft, April 2003, S.66-72. 65. GPS Rockets - Modernized GPS to propel civil market, benefit future emetgency response; Craig Covault - Cape Canaveral; AW&ST, October 3, 2005, S.28-30. 66. Calling All Global Positioning Sats; Craig Covault - Cape Canaveral; AW&ST, October 3, 2005, S.30. 67. Ibis Aerosystems (?).

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Gunn-Diode => Halbleiter Gunn-Effekt

Gunn-Effect Technology; Part I; F.A. Myersm PhD. -The Plessey Company; MSN, April/May 1975, S.67-72. Gunn-Effect Technology: Part II - Oscillators; W. Foster & F.A. Myers; MSN, Aug./Sept. 1975, S.83-89. Gunn Effect Technology: Part III; W. Foster & F.A. Myers; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1975, S.56-64. Gunn Effect Technology: Part IV - Military, Civil and Industrial Applications; W. Foster & F.A. Myers; MSN, February/March 1976, S.99-104. Harmonic gunn oscillators allow frequency growth; K. Solbach, F. Sicking, & H. Barth - AEG, Ulm; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)4, S.75-80,127.

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GPWS, EGPWS/TAWS
EGPWS: Look what it can do now; David Jensen; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, November 2000. Safety in Avionics: Slaying the CFIT Monster; David Evans; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2002. A TAWS for Rotorcraft; Harry Kraemer; Avionics Magazine Aviation Today, March 2002. Safety in Avionics: Surviving a Sucker Trap; David Evans; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, June 2002. Bodenannherungswarngert - Mehr Sicherheit in Bodennhe; Sebastian Zacharias; FLIEGERREVUE, Juni 2004, S.16-18. Terrain Avoidance: When COTS wont do; P.A. Jackson, D. Bostich & J. Podukiewicz; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, June 2005. Terrain Avoidance Technology: What lies ahead? William Reynish; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, April 2006.

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Gunn-Oszillatoten
Gunn Oscillators - A Decade Later; Walter R. Day Jr.; MSN, April 1978, S.56-62, 111. 94 GHz Gunn Source Delivers up to 20mW CW; MSN, April 1978, S.98. Broadband Gunn Oscillators for ECM Hyperabrupts Make a Difference; MSN, May 1980, S.115. Oscillators Lock and Tune at W Band (Millimeters); M. Crandell & F.J. Berrnues; MSN, December 1980, S.54-60. Gunn source integrated with microstrip patch; H.J. Thomas, et al. - Marconi Defence Systems, Stanmore, UK; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)2, S.87-91. Developments continue in Millimeter-Wave Gunn Oscillators; D. C. Greim (Hughes); MSN&CT, May 1985, S.144. Gunn-diode Oscillators, Part 1: Diode active layer sets operating points; Charles M.Howell - M/A-COM, Burlington, MA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)4, S.125-133. Gunn-diode Oscillators, Part 2: Proper bias cuts noise, selects frequency; Charles M.Howell - M/A-COM, Burlington, MA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5,S.195-207. Millimeter-Wave Cavity-Stabilized GaAs Gunn Oscillator; Terrial Cutsinger; MSN&CT, 1987, December 1987, S.8-16.

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Gripen => JAS 39 Gripen Gruppen-Antennen

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9. Aufbau und Skalierung einer 32-Element MicrostripAntennen-Gruppe; Klaus Solbach - Uni Duisburg; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 4/81, S.461-465. Eine 40 GHz Mikrostreifenleitungsantenne; Wolfgang 1. Menzel - AEG, Ulm;Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 4/81, S.466469. Conformal Microstrip Antennas; Robert E. Munson; MJ, 2. March 1988, S.91-109. 3.

Gyrotron
Gyratron: Reborn Tube is a Millimeter Powerhouse; Dr. Terry F. Godlove, Dr. V. L. Granatstein; MSN, Nov. 1977, S.75-82. Gyrotron Aims for 200 kW CW at 28 GHz; MSN, December 1977, S.21. New horizons for Microwave tubes; John M. Osepchuk Raytheon; MJ, July 1978, S.36,38. Gyrotron developments; H. Jory, et al. - Varian, Palo Alto; MJ, Aug. 1978, S.30,32. X-band gyrotron generates 1-MW pulsed power; P. Garin, G. Mourier, J.M. Krieg & A. Dubrovin- Thomson-CSF, Boulogne-Billancourt, Cedex, France; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)11, S.157-159.

GSM
Mobilfunknetze; Harald Konrad; wt, 2/96, S.55-58. Nachrichtentechnik; Martin Werner; Vieweg - uni-script, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 3. Auflage, 2002. Basiswissen Multimedia; Band 1: Technik; Andreas Holzinger; Vogel Buchverlag, Wrzburg, 2. Auflage, 2002. 4. 5.

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H Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen Halbleiter - Solid State, Semiconductors

A Specifiers guide to Solid-Stae source terms; Bernard S. Siegal - Microwave Consultant; Microwaves, 14(1975)6, S.42-46. Elektronik; Herbert Frisch; VDI-Verlag Dsseldorf, 1975. State of the art: Solid State devices; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.439-446. Microwave Semiconductor applicationsin communications systems - Part I; Special Report - Dr. M.T. Vlaardingerbroek et al.; MJ, Feb. 1977, S.49-52. Microwave Semiconductor applicationsin communications systems - Part II; Special Report - Dr. Jan Steinkamp, et al.; MJ, March 1977, S.57-61. Solid State Radar Transmitters; D.J. Hoft - Raytheon Company, Wayland, Massachusetts; ME/C, Vol.3, No.11, November 1977, S.22,24,26. Solid State Technology for millimeter waves; N.B. Kramer Hughes; MJ, Aug. 1978, S.57-61. Bipolar quietly dominate; C.P. Snapp; MSN, November 1979, S.45-67. In Microwaves less is more; ICH, 5th Ed.,1979/80, S.363381. Why design with GaAs - and How? P.T. Grelling, et al.; MSN, January 1980, S.48-60. Broadband Gunn Oscillators for ECM hyperabrupts make a difference; MSN, May 1980, S.115. A P-Enhanced Solid-State Signal Generator replaces traditional Klystrons; John Minck - Hewlett-Packard; MSN, December 1981, S.49-59. Halbleiter-Physik; A. A. Fraser; Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, 1981. InP emerges as near-ideal material for prototype Millimeter-Wave devices; F. B. Frank, Ph.D. - Varian; MSN, February 1982, S.59-72. Silicon MOSFETs attain high speed via submicron dimensions (Solid State, mm); H.J. Boll et al. - Bell Laboratories; MSN, February 1982, S.75-96. Wideband waveguide system identifies GaAs Oscillator Harmonics at 94 GHz; W.H. Haydl; MSN, February 1982, S.99-103. Analog use of Superconducting Microelectronics nears (Josephson Junctions); R. Davidheiser - TRW; MSN, October 1982, S.100-110, 113. Solid State componwnts adapt to sensor environmental demands; Peter J. Minett; ME/C, Vol.8, No.11, November 1982, S.28-33. One companys quest for solid-state power; Jack Brownie Associate Editor; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)3, S.111-119. Diode switching; R.V. Garver; MSDH, Vol.13, No.11, November 1983, S.194-204. Impact of advanced IC Technologies on future Electronic Warfare Systems; Jim Martin; ICH, 8th Ed., 1982/83, S.331340.

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22. Elektronik 2, Bauelemente; Klaus Beuth; Vogel-Buchverlag, Wrzburg, 1983. 23. Dual-diode oscillator uses IMPATT devices; Simon C. Mak & Sheik M. Nagi - Marconi Defence Systems, Stanmore, UK; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)7, S.73-74. 24. Solid State Transmitters for EW Applications; Fuat Agi & D.J. Hoft -M/A-COM; JED, August 1985, S.37-46. 25. Solid State replacing Tubes in Avionic applications; Jeff Hume - Acrian; MSN&CT, November 1986, S.68-79. 26. Semiconductors, 2001; Robert E. Anslow; DE, December 1986, S.53-55. 27. Using Tunnel-Diode technology; R.S. Virk - Innowave; MSN&CT, !987, November 1987, S.68-75. 28. Wideband digitally tuned Oscillator technology for Electronic Defense; L.R. Martin, et al. - Avantek; MSN&CT, July 1988, S.46-54. 29. Mikrowellentechnik, Bd. 2, Antennen und aktive Bauteile; Erich Pehl; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1989. 30. New building blocks for future architectures; Jeffrey Rowe; DE, November 1990, S.31-34. 31. Hochfrequenztechnik, Bd. 1, Bauelemente und Schaltungen; Edgar Voges, Hthig, Heidelberg, 1991. 32. Taschenbuch der Hochfrequenztechnik, Bd. 1, Grundlagen; Meinke - Gundlach; Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg, 1992. 33. Mikrowellentechnik - Kap. 6: Halbleiterdioden der Hochfrequenztechnik; Werner Bechtold; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1999.

13. 14.

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Halbleiterdioden => Halbleiter Half-Loop-Antennen

Kleine Half-Loop-Antennen; Horst Kalweit - JK Industrial Services GmbH, Kempten; SuT, April 2004, S.14-17.

15.

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Handshake
PC-Lexikon; Hans Herbert Schulze; Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag GmbH, Reinbek bei Hamburg, August 1993.

16.

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HARM, AGM-88
Defense Suppression role augmented with fielding of HARM Missile system; J.B.S.; DE, December 1984, S.96, 97. TI building HARMs; Microwave & RF, 24(1985)8, S.27. Navy, Air Force plan HARM upgrade to extend missile life through 1990s; AW&ST, February 9, 1987, S.101-103. TI wins $58M HARM contract; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)9, S.23. Air Force Plans a Wilder Weasel; James W. Rawles; DE, September 1990, S.41-46. HARM Missile to Use GPS, Inertial Guidance; AW&ST, October 27, 1997, S.74. HARM upgrade tackles GPS Jammers, dual seeker design moves forward; J. Knowles - EC Monitor; JED, October1998, S.29-30.

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Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg), Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 1999. 9. New AGM-88 missile will be smarter; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.90-92. 10. AGM-88 HARM; IECH 2001, S.246. 11. BGT Bodenseewerk - Ein Unternehmen der Diehl VA Systeme. BGT-Firmnebroschre, Januar 2003.

Hellfire and missile operability; Marvin Leibstone; NATOs Sixteen Nations, Vol.31, No.6, October 1986, S.74-77.

HEMT
HEMT reaches 20 GHz with quiet gain; Product of Fujitsu Microelectronics, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)9, S.185. Microwave Devices and Circuits; Samuel Y. Liao; PrenticeHall, Int. Editions, London, 1990. Build an E-pHEMT low noise amplifier; Jan Piper - Agilent Technology, San Diego, USA; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)3, S.92-96.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Harpoon
Controlling Harpoon Missile Launches; R.E. Fielding & R.L. Boem - Sperry Rand; DE, July 1979, S.40-44. Harpoon Missile targets Ships - and cost; John F. Judge; DE, April 1985, S.92-98. Multiplying Firepower with Missiles; Jim Cogham; DE, August 1986, S.99. Harpoon Proves Lethal from Many Bases; Paul R. Jaszka; DE, November 1988, S.34-37. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book; January11, 1999, S.170. http://www.defensedaily.com/progprof/usaf/AGM

HERMES
Technische unterlagenvon Marconi Defence Systems, Stanmore: MDS/EW/03-3000/6/86.

HEROS
Fhrungs- und Waffeneinsatzsysteme des Heeres; Edgar Ziegler & Jrg-Peter Meier; wt III/1999, S.70-72. Modernes Fhrungsinformationssystem; Dr. Jrg Zieglowski (ESG) & Oberst Michael Theisen (IT-Amt der Bundeswehr); SuT, April 2003, S.30-31. Faust und Heros - Die Sulen des Fhrungs- und Informationssystems des Heeres; Karl-Heinz Quast; wt I/2003, S.66-67. IT-Untersttzung fr Controlling im Heer; Alfons Herde (CONET AG), Ulrich Mller (Oberstleutnant); SuT, Juli 2003, S.39-41. HEROS Fhrungsinformationssystem bergeben; Winfried Scholz - ESG IT-Systenintegrator; SuT, September 2004, S.35-37.

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Harrier => AV-8B Have-Quick

Frequency agile HAVE QUICK System nears completion; D.M.R. - Industry News; DE, September 1982, S.51-52. AF plans to keep Have Quick; L.M.; DE, March. 1985, S.67. Tactical voice Communications become user friendly; Christine Castro; DE, June 1990, S.39-46. Managing data to win the Information War; AW&ST, January1, 1996, S1-S8.

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Hawkeye => E-2C Hawkeye Head-up Display, HUD

Navigations- und Waffenleitsysteme eines modernen Kampfflugzeuges; SuT, 7/1971, S.402-407. Marconi-Elliot HUD Sight Chosen for F-16; G.W. Deskin; EW, Sept./Oct. 1976, S.101-107. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. Safety in Avionics: Are two HUDs better than one? David Evans; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Tiday, July 2002. HUD/EVS: Beyond Infrared; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, August 2004. www.aviationtoday.com Der Blick auf die aktuelle Fluglage; eb; Mforum Juni 2005, S.16. Kopf hoch! Blickfelddarstellung in Airlinern; Sebastian Steinke; FLUG REVUE, September 2005, S.34-35.

HFKdo, Heeresfhrungskommando
Eine Kommandobehrde in Umbruch - Das Heeresfhrungskommando in der Struktur >Neues Heer>; Wolfgang Otto - Generalleutnant; wt I/2006, S.13-19.

HIDAS
Three faces of Helicopter EW; JED, April 1998, S.33-39, 60. The EW Top 25; Byron Callan; JED, May 2000, S.42. HIDAS files on Apache; European Report - Martin Streetly; JED, September 2000, S.18. HIDAS; IECH 2001, S.135. The Queens Apaches; Tim Ripley; Air International, January 2004, S.38-43.

6. 7.

Hochfrequenztechnik
Mikrowellen; A.J. Baden Fuller; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1974. Elektromagnetische Felder; Prof. Dr. Rer. Nat. Gnther Lautz; Teubner Studienbcher, Stuttgart, 2. Auflage 1976. Das elektromagnetische Feld; Walter Bien; Ernst Klett, Stuttgart, 1980. Grundlagen der Elektrotechnik, Teil II: Induktion, Wechselstrme, elektromagnetische Energiegewinnung; Prof. Dr.-Ing. Reinhold Pregla; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1980. Elektromagnetische Wellen auf Leitungen; Hans-Georg Unger; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1980. Elektromagnetische Theorie fr die Hochfrequenztechnik; Teil I: Algemeine Gesetze und Verfahren, Antennen und Funkbertragung, planare, rechteckige und zylindrische

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Hellas
Integriert und alltagstauglich - Bundespolizei fliegt mit aktiver Hinderniswarnung; Renate Strecker; FLUG REVUE Special Helicopter, Oktober 2007, S.20-23. Hinderniswarnsystem fr NH90; FLIEGERREVUE, 10/2007, S.8.

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1. 2.

Helix-Antennen

Breitbannnd-Antennen; G.Dubost & S.Zisler; R. Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, 1977, Kap. 3.6, S.165. Plot radiation patterns of helical antennas; Klaus Breitkopf; Microwaves, 19(1980)9, S.87-89..

Hellfire
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Wellenleiter; Hans-Georg Unger; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1981. Elektromagnetische Theorie fr die Hochfrequenztechnik; Teil II: Kugelwellen, Feldentwicklungen, Strungs- und Variationsverfahren, Mikrowellenkreise und Resonatoren, Wellenkopplung, magnetische Plasmen und Ferrite; HansGeorg Unger; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1981. Theorie der elektromagnetischen Felder; Siegfried Blume; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1982. Die elektromagnetischen Felder - Einfhrung in die Feldtheorie und ihre Anwendungen; Pro. Dr. Techn. Alexander von Weiss; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1983. Einfhrung on die theoretische Elektrotechnik, 11. Auflage; Karl Kpfmller; Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg New York Tokyo, 1984. Mesysteme der Hochfrequenztechnik; Burkhard Schiek; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1984. Grundlagen der Elektrotechnik, Teil I: Felder und Gleichstromnetzwerke; 2. Auflage; Prof. Dr.-Ing. Reinhold Pregla; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1984. Klassische Elektrodynamik, 2. Auflage; John David Jackson; Walter de Gruyter, Berlin New York, Nachdruck 1985. Mikrowellentechnik, Band 2: Antennen und aktive Bauteile, S. 221; Erich Pehl; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1989. Mikrowellentechnik, Grundlagen, Anwendungen, Messtechnik; Ks/Pauli; Franzis Handbuch, Mnchen, 1991. Mikrowellentechnik, Grundlagen, Anwendungen, Messtechnik; Ks/Pauli; Franzis Handbuch, Mnchen, 1991. Hochfrequenztechnik, Band 1: Bauelemente und Schaltungen, S.352; Edgar Voges; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1991. Hochfrequenztechnik, Bd.2: Leistungsrhren, Antennen und Funkbertragung, Funk- und Radartechnik; Edgar Voges; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1991. Taschenbuch der Hochfrequenztechnik, Bd.1/2/3, 5. Auflage; Meinke-Gundlach, Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1992. The Microwave Engineering Handbook, Vol.1/2/3; B.L. Smith & M.-H. Carpentier, Ed.; Chapman & Hall, London, 1993. Mikrowellen in der Anwendung - Funk, Radar, Erwrmung; Erich Pehl; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1993. Hochfrequenztechnik in Funk und Radar; H.-G. Unger; Teubner Studienskripten, Stuttgart, 1994. Hochfrequenztechnik 1, Hochfrequenzfilter, Leitungen, Antennen. O. Zinke & H. Brunswig; Springer, Berlin, 1995. Mikrowellentechnik; Werner Bchtold; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1999.

Forschung ber die Wirkung von hochenergetischen Mikrowellen; Hans-Jrg Liersch; EADS-Magazin Mforum, Dezember 2002, S.17. Hochleistungs-Mikrowellenquellen; Dr. Wilhelm Ochs, Frauenhofer-Institut; SuT, Juli 2003, S.42. High Power Microwaves - Nicht-letale Wirksysteme zum Personen- und Objektschutz; Michael Sporer - Diehl Munitionssysteme; Wehrtechnischer Report 1/2004, Februar 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Frankfurt a/M, S.5758. See it, Jam it, Kill it; David A. Fulghum - Washington; AW&ST, May 2005, S.24-25.

HPRF, Pulsdopplerradar
Handbuch Radar und Radarsignalverarbeitung; Albrecht Ludloff; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1993. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998.

Hubschrauber - Helicopter
Kampfhubschrauber, Technik, Bewaffnung, Typen; Karl Mller Verlag, Erlangen 1998. Armed Transport Helicopters; Patrick Allen; Air International, March 1997, S.180-181. Die Luftstreitkrfte der Welt [ The Worlds Air Force]; Lindsay Peacock; Redaktionsstand:1992; Weltbild Verlag GmbH, Augsburg 1998. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book; January 11, 1999. Australias Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter; Roy Braybrook; AIR International, Vol.56, January 1999, S.2027. Rotary wings EW - More than survival; Frank Colucci; JED, May 1999, S.53-61. Helicopters hunters not victims; Kathleen Kocks; SEAD: JED, February 2000, S.33-40. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book; January 14, 2002. Battle-Tested Helicopter EW; JED, April 2002. Part I: US Army attack aviation EW, Zachary Lum, S.45-49; Part II: Eggs in baskets; Adam Geibel, S.50-52. Combat Helicopters - A Buyers market; AFM, April 2002,S.36-40. Helicopter Ait-to-Air Combat; Lon O Nordeen; AFM, June 2002, S.68-74. USAF Helicopters; Robert F Dorr; AFM, September 2002, S.32-35. Lifting the load - Heavilift Helicopters; David Willis; Air International, August 2004, S.62-68.

Honeywell International, Inc.

Http://www.honeywell.com AW&ST 2004 Aerospace Source Book; January 19, 2004, S.302.

Hubschrauber der Bundeswehr

Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatscheck (Hrsg); Report-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1999. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik [BWB, Abteilung LG]; SuT, 12/1999, S.731-740. Die Hubschrauber in der Bundeswehr; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt I/2004, S.49-54.

HPM, High Power Microwaves

Lasers, HPM weapons near operational status; David A. Fulghum, Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona; AW&ST, July 22, 2002, S.173-174. UK developing, testing directed energy weapon; David A. Fulghum/Washington and Douglas Barrie/London; AW&ST, July 29, 2002, S.26-27. Microwave weapons may be ready for Iraq; David A. Fulghum/Washington; AW&ST, August 5, 2002, S.24. USAF acknoledges beam weapon readiness; David A. Fulghum/Washington; AW&ST, October 7, 2002, S.27.

HUD => Head-up Display Hummel

Strsystem Hummel; wt III/2004, S.144.

Hybrid
Hybrid circuit applications in Military Systems; Jim Martin; DE, August 1979, S.100-105.

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Hybrid circuit selection criteria for modernizing older systems detailed; Howard K. Dicken - Integrated Circuit Engineering; DE, September 1979, S.79-81. Speed design with Hybrid RF Modules- The impact of MMICs: how much, how soon; Northe K. Osbrink; MSN, July 1980, S.37-60.

Hybrid networks require careful implementation (Application Note, Anzac); MSN, May 1982, S.121-127. Thin Film processing of Hybrid ICs; R. Tramposch Materials Research; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.104-124.

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I Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen I/Q-Netzwerk, I/Q-Modulator/Demodulator

Novel measurement schemes serve I/Q applications; Radha Setty - Mini-Circuits, Brooklyn, NY; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)9, S.147-154. In-put out-put; Anzeigen-Beilage In-Out/01-2 von MiniCircuits, Brooklin, NY; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)11. Simulate an I/Q modulator; Andy Howard - Agilent Eesof EDA, Westlake Village, CA; Microwaves & RF, 41(2002)2, S.86-91. Refined I/Q imbalance measurements; Gabor Zoka - Agilent Technologies; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)6, S.72-78.

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ICNIA

14.

ICNIA nod to ITT/TI venture; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)1, 15. S.27. The search for airborne antenna commonality; Michael 16. Kachmar; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.35. More EW capability in smaller packages; Bruce D. Nordwall; 17. AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.87-88.

ICW-Radar => Radar IFE

A380: Jumbo step fot In-Flight Entertainment; George Marsh; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, March 2006.

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IFF
The role of precise time in IFF; William M. Bridge; ME/C, Vol.8, No.4, April 1982, S.53-60. 3 NATO C , IFF, and EW being updated; DE, May 1982, S.5061. Power Transistor ballasting improves performance of Surveillance Radar Interrgators and Transponders; Anthony T. Harris - SGS-Thomson; MSN, June 1989, S.44-49. Freund-/Feind-Kennsysteme; U. Brner, A. Ler und J. Rommerskirchen; SuT, 2/1999, S.92-95. Combat Identification - The aims and realities; Harry Roberts; Air International, June 2003, S.59-62.

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IFM-Empfnger
Binary Beam IFM: Multiple Discriminators Improve Frequency Resolution; Marc Smirlock, Amecon/Litton Systems; EW, May/June 1976. Digital IFM: Intercepting Complex Signals in a Dense Environment; William B. Sullivan, Probe Systems; EW, May/June 1976. Typical IFM Receiver; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.433. Automated IFM/DF Handles Dense Threat Environment; William R. Bigas; EW, March 1977, S.50-56. Unique MIC Design Produces Tiny IFM Discriminator; John Reindel; MSN, July 1977, S.63-68. Egypt Deploys British ESM; EW/DE, January 1978, S.79. New receivers solve operational problems with minimum complexity; William R. Bigas - ARGOSystems; EW/DE, September 1978, S.81-86.

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How to Specify an IFM Receivers Parameters; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.325-329. New Receiver Solves Operational Problems with Minimum Complexity; EW/DE, September 1978, S.81. IFM Receiver Test and Evaluation; Air Force Avionics Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, April 1979, Technical Report AFAL-TR-79-1049. Subsystems Provide Key to Radar Warning Receiver; Michael Paff; MSN; July 1979, S.65. IFM Limiting Amps Based on Dual-Gates; MSN, July 1979, S.94. Digital IFM Receiver Planned for the 80s Is Ahead of Schedule; Dean Heaton und David King; DE, August 1979, S.71-75. EW Application of New Dual-Gate GaAs FETs; R. J. Hamilton, Jr. und N. K. Osbrink; DE, September 1979, S.101. German Navy selects US IFM System as service standard; DE, November 1979, S.10. The Systems Engineers Primer on IFM Receivers; Dean Heaton; MJ, Feb. 1980, S.71. Neuer Miniatur IFM-Empfnger von TRW-Aertech; MM, Heft 4, 1980, S.292. Proper Delay Discriminator Design Avoids Common Pitfalls; Israel Yuval; MSN, December 1981, S.109. How Limiting Amps Affect DIFM Receiver Performance; Samuel W. Hammond; Microwaves, 20(1981)4, S.87-90. Advances in Radar Warning Receivers; D. White & S. Rubin; ICH, 8th Ed., 1982/83, S.315-325. Digital IFM Series Cuts DFD Coasts in Half; MSN, April 1982, S.120. Design techniques and performance of digital IFM; P.W. East; IEE PROC., Vol.129, Pt. F, No.3, June 1982, S.154-163. NSL IFM Receivers; Anzeige der Firma Nothern Scientific Laboratories, Inc., in MSN, November 1982, S.79. Theory and design of the Delay Line Discriminator for Phase Noise Measurements; Cristopher Schiebold; MJ, Dec. 1983, S.103-112. New technique improves IFM performance; J.D. Rhodes Filtronic Components; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.121125. Ultra-Wideband IFM Receiver fullfills design requirements; William B. Sullivan; MSN&CT, April 1985, S.105, 107. Advances in design improve wideband Receiver; W. B. Sullivan & D. Heller - General Instrument; MSN&CT, April 1986, S.97-108. Filter technique offer advances for Instantaneous frequency Measurement; Larry Chappell; MSN&CT, June 1986, S.112-117. Use delay-line circuit for efficient IFMs; Jeffrey Parkhurst, Texas Instruments, Davis, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)10, S.95-98. DFD/IFM performance under exotic modulations; David Heller - General Instrument; MSN&CT, September 1988, S.81-91 IFM Subsystem reads 15-ns Pulses from 7.5 to 18 GHz, Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)12, S.135-141.

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32. Modular IFM receiver snares 6-to-18-GHz signals - Product of Wideband Systems, Franklin, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)7, S.118. 33. Design Optimization Improves IFM/DFD Receiver Accuracy; William B. Sullivan; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.96-99. 34. Delay-Line Design Faithfully serves ESM Applications; Erik Boch und Michael Stapleton, Lockheed Canada; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.119-127. 35. Instantaneous Frequency Measurement Receivers for Maritime Patrol; William B. Sullivan - Wide Band Systems; JED, October 2002, S.55-58. 36. Firmenunterlagen von Anaren Microwave, Inc., Syracuse, NY, USA: 37. Digital Frequency Discriminators, Technical Handbook; Pub. M1824-08. 38. Digital Frequency Discriminator Miniature 8-Bit; Pub. M1827-18. 39. Digital Frequency Discriminator Miniature 12-Bit; Pub. M1823-08. 40. Firmenunterlagen von Sanders Microwave Division, Manchester, New Hampshire, USA: 41. Generations of IFM Leadership from the Microwave Division, Pub. No B-80-0203, 1980. 42. DIFM leadership from the Microwave Division, Pub. No B80-0203R2, 1982. 43. Digital Instantaneous Frequemcy Measurement Receivers; Firmenunterlage von TRW Microwave Inc., Sunnyvale, CA, 1983, Catalog No 0681 44. 8 Bit Digital Instantaneous Frequency Measurement Receivers; Firmenunterlage von TRW Microwave Inc., Sunnyvale, CA, 1983, Form No 0183 AM 183C.

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Equations provide accurate third-order IMD analysis; John G. Freed - Teletec, Raleigh, NC; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)8, S.75-84.

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IMINT
U.S. Military Upgrades its Battlefield Eyes and Ears; James W. Rawles; DE, February 1988, S.56-70.

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Impattdiode
Trapatts and Impatts, State of the art and applications; Eliot D. Cohen; MJ, Feb. 1977, S.22-28, 56D. IMPATTs Fortifying Niche Between FETs and Tubes; S. Frank Paik; MSN, April 1978, S.65-73. IMPATT Sources: Striving for Higher Power and Efficiency; William J. Ress; MSN, April 1978, S.76-82. Impatts Combine to Power Systems (Sources); Glenn Thoren; MSN, October 1980, S.110-145. IMPATT diode progress promises smaller, lightweight MmWave systems; G. R. Thoren (Raytheon); MSN, December 1984, S.96A-96L. Si- and GaAs-Impatt Diodes for Millimeter Waves; W. Harth, et al.; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.2, 1987, S.318-328. Mikrowellentechnik, Band 2: Antennen und aktive Bauteile, S. 221; Erich Pehl; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1989. Hochfrequenztechnik, Band 1: Bauelemente und Schaltungen, S.352; Edgar Voges; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1991.

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INEWS
Technology development foremost benefit of INEWS; J.B.S.; DE, September 1985, S.49-50. INEWS ignites technology trade-offs and competition; James B. Schultz; DE, September 1985, S.136-144. USAF awards INEWS; Michael Kachmar - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)8, S.21. Semifunalists vie for INEWS development contract; AW&ST, February 9, 1987, S.63. The news about INEWS; James W. Rawles; DE, October 1989, S.52-57. ATF speeding through dem/val (phase); James W. Rawles; DE, May 1990, S. 37-41 [dem=demonstration, val=validation]. Northrop-McDonnell fly ATF; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)10, S.21. Information Warfare; K. Petersen & U. Pracht; SuT, 12/1995, S.783-788. More EW capability in smaller packages; Bruce D. Nordwall; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.87-88.

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IF-Prozesssor

3. Define IF processor specs accurately; Ronald B. Hirsch RHG, Dear Park, NY; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)4, S.93-97. 4. Converters change RF input signals to digital outputs Produkt of Steinbrecher, Woburn, MA; Jack Browne 5. Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)2, S.153-158.

IHEWS
IHEWS; IECH, 2001 Edition, S.162.

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ILA, Internationale Luft- und Raumfahrtausstellung, Berlin

ILA 2004: Chancen fr die Jugend; Christian Gritzner; Luftund Raumfahrt, Heft 3, Juli - September 2004, S.30-31.

7. 8. 9.

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ILS => Funknavigation

Landen nach Instrumenten; FLIEGERREVUE, 3/2003, S.1216.

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Informationskriegfhrung, Information Warfare, IW

Information Warfare - Der Krieg der Zukunft hat bereits begonnen - Wer heute den Einstieg verschlft, wird morgen manipuliert; Oberstleutnant i.G. Kurt Petersen (Fhrungsakademie der Bundeswehr) & Oberstabsarzt Dr. Med. Kurt Pracht; SuT, 12/1995, S.783-788. Digital battlefield drives military technology; David Begley Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)9, S.47-49. The US transition to Information Warfare; Edward Waltz; JED, December 1998, S.35-42. Tactical deception in Information Warfare: A new paradigm for C4I; Ronald K. Newland; JED, December 1998, S.43-48. Information Warfare: The plain truth; Fred Levien; JED, April 1999, S.47-53.

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Image Jamming
EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. 2. IMD, Intermodulation Distortion Measuring IMD by properly using the spectrum analyzer; 3. Moris Engelson - Tektronix, Beaverton, OR; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)2, S.85-90. 4. Proper testing minimizes IMD analysis errors; Dick Goodall John Fluke, Everett, WA; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)8, 5. S.132,137,139.

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Information Warfare und Aufklrungsverbund; Peter 12. Solid Szate Focal Plane Arrays boost IR Sensor capabilities; Preylowski, Oberst a.D.; SuT, 1/2000, S.28. Michael Cantella, et al.; ME/C, Vol.8, No.9, September Information Warfare: Wheres the action - Technology; 1982, S.38-42. Brendan P. Rivers; JED, October 2000, S.53-56. 13. Infrarot- und Mikrowellensensoren in der Wehrtechnik der Infowar to invade air defense networks; David A. Fulghum, zukunft; Reportage; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.10, No.1, Washington; AW&ST, November 4, 2002, S.30. 1984, S.21-28. Focus on Iraq shapes electronic, info warfare; Robert Wall, 14. Thermal imaging technology has versatile and bright Nashville, Tenn.; AW&ST, November 4, 2002, S.34. future; John Haystead; DE, April 1991, S.48-52. 15. Positive identification using infrared facial imagery; David C. Evans; D&SE, March 1996, S.24-26. Informations- und Fhrungssysteme Marinefhrungssystem - Teil I; Michael Droste; wt, III/2000, 16. New imaging technology helps soldiers survive on the battlefield; Scott R. Gourley; D&SE, May 1996. S.25-26. S.28-34. Marinefhrungssystem - Teil II; Michael Droste; wt, I/2001, 17. New infrared camera improves U.S. Navy wapons testing; Les Caffee & Patrick Keller; D&SE, May 1996, S.27-28. S.54-60. Weiterentwicklung der Fhrungsuntersttzung - Network 18. Understanding the Infrared Threat; William Taylor; JED, February 1999, S.35-43. Centric Warfare; Fregattenkapitn Franz-Dietmar Dahmann 19. Pointing the heat - Technology; Staff Report; JED, - Referent im BMVg; SuT, April 2004, S.42-48. September 2000, S.59-64. 20. Infrarot-Sensoren; Frank Pfeil; SuT, Mrz 2001, S.70. Informationstechnologie 21. Seeing (Infra)Red; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, August 2001, Informationstechnik im BWB - Abteilung IT im Aufbau; S.54-55. Heinz Weling; SuT, 121995, S.757-761. 22. The heat is on - Protecting airlines from the Infrar-Red Der Brockhaus Natutwissenschaft und Technik; Band 2, Missile threat; Alan Dawes; Air International, April 2003, Seite 964; F.A. Brockhaus, Mannheim & Spektrum S.18-22. Akademischer Verlag, Heidelberg, 2003. 23. Passive Flugkrperwarner; Ingo Schwaetzer, Diehl BGT Defence; Strategie und Technik, Oktober 2005, S.44-45. Infrarotgelenkt 50 Jahre Infrarot-Luft/Luft-Lenkflugkrper; Georg Meyer Oberst a.D., Luftwaffe; SuT, 1/2000, S.33-35. Facing the Shoulder-fired threat; Michael Puttre; JED, April 2001, S.38-45. EO/IR, Part 2 - IR guided Missiles - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, April 2001, S.64-65. Anzeige von Lacroix: EMBOW Trials in March 2002 in Biscarosse (France); JED, October 2002, S.22. The heat is on - Protecting airlines from the Infrar-Red Missile threat; Alan Dawes; Air International, April 2003, S.18-22. Passive Flugkrperwarner; Ingo Schwaetzer, Diehl BGT Defence; Strategie und Technik, Oktober 2005, S.44-45.

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Infrarotsignatur, Infrarotstrahlung => InfrarotSensoren Infrarottechnik - Infrared Technology

Optronische Multi-Sensor-Plattformen auf Schiffen; Bernd Naujokat - Oberstleutnant; SuT, 4/1999, S.238-242. Nachsichttechnik - Infrarot-Sensorik; Arnulf Wallrabe; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, August 2001.

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INS
Strapdown Inertials Open New Markets; Barry Miller; EW/DE, March 1978, S.71-90. The Standard for Inertial Navigation Systems; Anzeige der Firma Kearfott, EW/DE, June 1978, S.43. Laser gyros supplanting Inertial NAVs; John C. Patterson; DE, May 1981, S.106-109.

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Infrarot-Sensoren => IRCM

3.

The IR/EO EW basis; ICH, 3rd Ed., 1977/78, S.377-396. The sword and the cuirass; Romano Fiore - Selenia, Rome,Italy; ME/C, Vol.4, No.2. February 1978, S.22-34. 3. Thermal Imaging Sensor advances pushed; Barry Miller; DE, April 1978, S.41-47. 4. US Infrared, Electro-Optic Countermeasure efforts moving into full swing; EW/DE, July 1978, S.26-28. 5. IR/EO in EW: An assessment of technology; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.379-386. 6. New generation IR/EO devices ready for production; Richard Hartman; EW/DE, February 1979, S.58-67. 7. Staring IR sensors; Donald B. Lloyd; MEC, Part I: November 1979, S.58-61,92-94; Part II: December 1979, S.33-39; Part III: January 1980, S.28-35. 8. Navy picks AN/AAD-5 Infrared Reconnaissance Set fot ist Tactical Air Reconnaissance pod system; Ralpph L. Nardone - Honeywell; DE, October 1980, S.23-27. 9. Infrareds tremendous potential barely scratched; Stefan Geisenheyner; DE, February 1981, S.29-35. 10. Incoherent Infrared Receiver analysis guidelines; ICH, 7th Ed., 1981/82, S.351,355-362. 11. Infrared transmission characteristics; ICH, 7th Ed., 1981/82, S.403.

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InSb, Indiumantimonid
Nachsichttechnik - Infrarot-Sensorik; Arnulf Wallrabe; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, August 2001.

1.

Interferometrie
Synthetic Interferometer Radar for Topographic Mapping; Leroy C. Graham; Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol.62, No.6, June 1974, S.763-768. Microwave Interferometry - New applications for an old art; Milton R. Seiler; ME/C, Vol.7, No.7, July 1981, S.4650,73. Polarization errors in phase interferometry; Jsko Budin; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.5, 1987, S.474-478. Interferometer Direction Finding Systems; EW Tutorial Section, JED, January 1998, Supplement, S.16-17.

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Integriertes Avioniksystem
AW&ST 2004 Aerospace Source Book; Integrated Avionics Systems; S.227-230.

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Interoperabilitt, von Waffen-Systemen

Interoperabilitt mit ADAM und EVA - Technische Lsung fr heute; F. Druhm & Chr. Rehm; SuT, 1/1999, S.17-21. Frage: Verstndigung? Jrg Lorentzen; wt, II/2002, S.37-41. Convergence meets Interoperability; Dr. Guido Seiler-Clark & Stephan Maihoff - T-Systems; SuT, November 2002, S.1921. Die Stufen der Interoperabilitt; U. Schade & G. Drr; Strategie und Technik, Januar 2005, S.16-18. Over the Edge - Die Stufen der Interoperabilitt (II); U. Schade & G. Drr; Strategie und Technik, September 2005, S.39-41.

4. 5.

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Interoperabilitt, On-Board

A complete look at compatibility & integration; John G. McKinley, et al. - Westinghouse Defense and Electronic Warfare Systems Center; ICH, 5th Ed., 1979/80, S.337-347. 1.

12. Protecting the big boys: Directed IR countermeasures for large Aircraft Programs; JED, December 2000, S.47-50. 13. IRCM getting more VIP attention - EC Monitor; K. Sherman; JED, February 2001, S.37. 14. Facing the Shoulder-fired threat; Michael Puttre; JED, April 2001, S.38-45. 15. EO/IR, Part 7 - IR Countermeasures - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, September 2001, S.66-67. 16. Whats new in EO/IR Countermeasures; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, November 2001, S.49-51. 17. US Air Force special ops boosts IR self-protection; Robert Wall, Washington; AW&ST, July 8, 2002, S.30. 18. The heat is on - Protecting airlines from the Infrar-Red Missile threat; Alan Dawes; Air International, April 2003, S.18-22. IRIS Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatscheck (Hrsg); Report-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1999.

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Interrogator => IFF IONDS

1. Carter, Ashton B.: Gefechtsfhrung im Nuklearkrieg, Rstung und Sicherheit, Spektrum der Wissenschaft., 1985. 2.

IRIS-T
IRIS-T, der zuknftige Luft/Luft-Lenkflugkrper kurzer Reichweite; Jrgen Rler; SuT, 10/1999, S.624-627. Anzeigen von BGT Bodenseewerk, berlingen, in den Zeitschriften: SuT (3/2000, S.167) sowie wt (IV/2000, S.132). IRIS-T; IECM, 2001, S.219. IRIS-T completes firings but faces budget hurdle; Douglas Barrie, Paris; AW&ST, June 24, 2002, S.61-62. BGT Bodenseewerk - Ein Unternehmen der Diehl VA Systeme. BGT-Firmnebroschre, Januar 2003. Beschaffung von IRIS-T beschlossen; pp; SuT, Mrz 2003, S.4. Anzeige von BGT Bodenseewerk: IRIS-T SL - Plug & Play Air Defense for the Lower Tier; wt IV/2003, S.80. Missile alignment; M. A. Taverna (Paris) & R. Wall (Mnchen); AW&ST, January 12, 2004, S.42-43. Air-to-Air Missile Directory 2004; Rob Hewson; Air International, September 2004, S.45-57.

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Ionosphre
Ionospheric scintillations at SHF; Luke K. McSherry; MJ, June 1977, S.99-103. Antenna Tests Establish Ionosphric Limitations; Dominic J. Marino - The Mitre Corp.; MSN, June 1982, S.108-113. Probing the ionosphere at high latitudes; Bill Mitchell; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)4, S.45-49. Ionospheric modificationspawns new propagation; Frank T. Djuth; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)8, S.75-80. Solid-State Amplifier delivers reliable meteor-burst Communication; J.H. Johnsob - Microwave Modules & Devices; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.8-16. Communications EW, Part 2 - HF Propagation; Dave Adamy; JED, July 2003, S.64-65. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

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IRCM, Infrared Countermeasures

Countering the IR threat; Al Arnot; Countermeasures, Vo.3, No.2, February 1977, S.44,48,70. 2. US Infrared, Electro-Optic Countermeasure effords moving into full swing; EW/DE, July 1978, S.26-286. 3. Active Infrared Countermeasures provide continuous protection for todays Aircraft; Jim Carey; ICH, 8th Ed.,1982/83, S.345-347. 4. Infrared Seeker threats from attack missiles can be reduced significantly; Rex L. Waddell; ME/C, Vol.9, No.2, February 1983, S.31-33. 5. Mobile SAM threat spurs new EW System sales; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October27, 1997, S.38-42. 6. Is seeing believing? Don Herskovitz; JED, April 1998, S.4146,61. 7. A new approach to Missile Warning; Bill Sweetman; JED, October 1998, S.41-48, 78. 8. Air Defense Missiles: Recent trends in the threat; Steven J. Zaloga; JED, November 1998, S.37-43. 9. Understanding the Infrared Threat; William Taylor; JED, February 1999, S.35-43. 10. Pre-emptive versus reactive Infrared Countermeasures; Bill Taylor; JED, March 2000, S.33-37. 11. You bet your life: Todays Missile Warning Systems; Don Herskovitz; JED, April 2000, S.54.

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IRLS, Infrared Linescanners

EO/IR, Part 3 - Infrared Linescanners - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, May 2001, S.74-75.

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IRST
EO/IR, Part 4 - Infrared Imagery and IRST - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, June 2001, S.70-71.

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Isotropstrahler, Kugelstrahler => Antennen ISS, International Space Station

Der Brockhaus Natutwissenschaft und Technik; Band 2, Seite 1008; F.A. Brockhaus, Mannheim & Spektrum Akademischer Verlag, Heidelberg, 2003.

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IT-Sicherheit
Zur Realisierung von modernen Informationssystemen - Ein Disukussionsbeitrag; Heinz de Wilde, Oberst, & Karl Steiger, Oberstleutnant i.G.; SuT, 11/1997, S.647-651. IT-Sicherheit in der Marine; Wolfgang Khler, Korvettenkapitn; SuT, 2/1999, S.103-106.

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Widening the Aperture: EWs top 25; Byron Callan; JED,

May 1998, S.33-38.

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J Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen Jagdbomber

Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Verlag E. S. Mittler & Sohn GmbH, Hamburg-Berlin-Bonn, 2000.

21. Gripen, Lion of the Sky; Bill Sweetman; JED, August 2004, S.59-64. 22. Http://www.grippen.com

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JASSM, AGM-158
Stealthy Jassm approved for Low-Rate production; David A. Fulghum; AW&ST, January 7, 2002, S.25. Distanzwaffe, AGM-158 JASSM geht in Produktion; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Mai 2002, S.37-28. Hammers of the Gods; Michael Puttre; JED, September 2002, S.48-55. Satellitengelenkte Waffen; Michael Puttre; Spektrum der Wissenschaft, April 2003, S.66-72.

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Jaguar
Geschrfte Krallen - Jaguars der RAF bleiben miz neuen Systemen effektiv; P. & F. Notre/KS; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2004, S.58-62.

Jammer => Strung JAR

AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993.

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Javelin
Das amerikanische Panzerabwehr-Lenkwaffen-System Javelin; RJ; SuT, April 2003, S.62.

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JDAM, Joint Direct Attack Munition

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JAS 39 Gripen
Electronics play a critical role in future combat aircraft; Warren K. Christolon; DE, January 1985, S.65-76. Europes new Fighters; Kenneth R. Timmerman; DE, May 1989, S.61-65. The Electronics of Europe's new Fighters; Don Parry; DE, Vol.22, No.5, May 1990, S.51-54 . Collaborative efforts driving European defense programs; Kay Atwal, et al.; DE, August 1992, S.34-44. Recce pod selected for Gripen; B. Rivers - EC Monitor; JED, October1998, S.35. Flugzeuge der Welt, 1999; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999. Saab JAS 39 Gripen; Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Verlag Mittler, Hamburg, 2000. Gripen EW taking shape; B. Rivers - EC Monitor; JED, March 2000, S.25. Saab JAS 39 Gripen; SuT, Januar 2001, S.51. Flugzeuge, Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser, Klagenfurt, 2001. IECH 2001, S.132. Electronic Warfare goes stealthy; Alan Dawes; Air International, February 2002, S.106-110. Gripen, Lion of the Sky; Bill Sweetman, JED, April 2002, S.38-43. Fighter EW, the next generation; Bill Sweetman; JED, July 2000, S.41-47. Farnborough International 2002- SAAB JAS 39 Gripen; The official souvenir programme; Published on behalf of SBAC by Key Exhibitions Ltd, Stamford, S.22. Gripen coms of age; Alan Warnes; AFM, August 2002, S.2831. Hohes C - Saab liefert erste JAS 39C Gripen aus; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Dezember 2002, S.40-44. Swedens swinger Gripen - Gripen Special; Malcolm English; Air International, March 2003, S.35-46. Formidable Fighters into service; AFM; June 2003, S.37-48.

Of JDAM, JASSM and JSOW; Don Herskovitz; JED, July 1999, S.61. 2. JDAM and the Cat; Ted Cerlson - Fotodynamics; AFM, April 2002, S.60-63. 3. Programmable fuse for JDAM; AW&ST, July 15, 2002, S.54. 4. Hammers of the Gods; Michael Puttre; JED, September 2002, S.48-55. 5. JDAM sales expected to reach $6 Billion; David A. Fulghum, St. Louis; AW&ST, October 28, 2002, S.30. 6. New weapons for a new doctrine; Alan Dawes; Air International, May 2003, S.16-19. 7. Precise strikes; Steve Davies; AFM, May 2003, S.40-41. 8. Seek and destroy; M. R. Rip & J. M. Hasik; AFM, June 2003, S.52-57. 9. Boeings JDAM Programm wins Aviation Weeks 2003 quality center award; Barry Rosenberg; AW&ST, September 15, S.S14. 10. Joint Direct Attack Munition - On target in all weathers; Carlo Kopp; Air International, September 2003, S.26-30.

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JED, Journal of Electronic Defence

Http://www.jedoline.com Association of Old Crows; Eberhard Skibbe, Oberst a.D.; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 2/81, S.149-150.

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JHMCS, Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System

Aimimng for more; David Hughes - Washington; AW&ST, August 16, 2004, s.28-29.

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JSOW, AGM-154
First JSOW free-flight test successful; R.T.L.; De, March 1995, S.15. Hammers of the Gods; Michael Puttre; JED, September 2002, S.48-55. Satellitengelenkte Waffen; Michael Puttre; Spektrum der Wissenschaft, April 2003, S.66-72. New weapons for a new doctrine; Alan Dawes; Air International, May 2003, S.16-19. Precise strikes; Steve Davies; AFM, May 2003, S.40-41.

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JSTARS, Joint STARS => E-8A/B/C, Hawkeye

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JTIDS
Telecommunications impact on Strategy; T.A. Campobasso - Rockwell Intern. Corp.; ME/C, June 1977, S.32-34. EW Review (Ed.); JTIDS/TIES Consolidate Tactical Communications; EW/DE, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.45-53. DTDMA in JTIDS; J. Rubin, ITT Avionics; ME/C, October 1977, S. 22-26. Mystic Link Revealed; James Fawcette; MSN, September 1977, S.81-94. JTIDS forges ahead; MSN, November 1979, S.42. JTIDS coordinates Tactical Elements; Nelson E. Bolen - The Mitre Corp.; DE, January 1982, S.104-105. NAVELEX looks future in serving the electronic needs of the Fleet; DE, April 1982, S.59-62. 3 Spread Spectrum Systems serve nearly all C aspects; MSN, April 1982, S.78-91. Army firms up JTIDS planning; Col. William S. Jones, U.S. Army; Is VHSIC a panacea? Or, facing the von Neumann bottleneck; DE, August 1982, S.81-87. [3] Neue, auch strresistente Mglichkeiten zur Fhrung von Flugzeugen und Flugkrpern; Horst Seipl, in 'Elektronik in der Luftverteidigung'; Bernard & Graefe Verlag, , Koblenz, 1984, S. 43-50. JTIDS airborne terminals demonstrate operating problems; DE, January 1985, S.26. JTIDS Class 2 Terminals tested; D.A.B.; DE, June 1986, S.5456. The Joint Tactical Information Distribution System; Martin R. Stiglitz; MJ, October 1987, S.26-41. Introduction to Electronic Warfare; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph. D.; Artech House Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986, S.326-330. USAF completes JTIDS; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)2, S.21. JTIDS - A Primary Data Link; Paul R. Jaszka; DE, February 1989, S.54-63. AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK 19. 20.

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Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993. JTIDS, Joint Tactical Information Distribution System; http://www.rockwellcollins.com/ecat/gs/JTIDS.html; 21. April 2003. JTIDS Components; http://www.rsmicro.com/jtids.htm; 21. April 2003. Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (Joint STARS, JSTARS); http://www.globalsecurity.org/intell/systems/jstars.htm; 21. April 2003. Militrische Datenbertragungsverfahren (Datenlinks): Standards sichern die reibungslose militrische Kommunikation; Dr. Rdiger Leschhorn; R&S MIL NEWS, 2002, Nr.6, S.28-32. Militrische Datenbertragungsverfahren (Teil 2): Standards sichern die reibungslose Kommunikation; Rdiger Leschhorn; MIL NEWS, 2003, Nr. 7, S.20-23.

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JTRS, Joint Tactical Radio Systems

Operational Requirements Document (ORD) for Joint Tactical Radio (JTR), Department of Defense, 1997. The emerging world of JTRS; Charlotte Adams, Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, March 2002. Funknetze fr Einsatzsysteme der Zukunft; Raimund Richter; Wehrtechnischer Report 1/2004, Report Verlag; Moderne Technologien fr die Ausrstung des Heeres, Februar 2004, S.30-32. Software Radios fr militrische Anwendungen; Dr. Boyd Buchin & Dr. Rdiger Leschhorn; Wehrtechnischer Report 1/2004, Report Verlag; Moderne Technologien fr die Ausrstung des Heeres, Februar 2004, S.33-35. Thales Tallies; Michael A. Taverna, Farnborough; AW&ST, July 26, 2004, S.37. LM-Pressemitteilung vom 8. September 2004: Lockheed Martin Team selected for $51 Million Pre-System Development and Demonstration Phase of AMF JTRS Program. Military Communications - Translation Jitters; David A. Fulghum - Washington; AW&ST, February 28, 2005, S.5556.

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K Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen Kalibrieren

Die Kalibrierorganisation fr die Bundeswehr; Oberstleutnant i.G. Gerd Gttner, Luftwaffe; SuT, April 2001, S.47-49.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Kampfflugzeuge - Fighter Aircraft

Top Gun Fighters & Americas Jet Power; George Hall; Publications International Ltd, 1988. Brockhaus der Naturwissenschaften und der Technik; Zweiter Band, IO-NG; F.A. Brockhaus Mannheim, 1989. Europes new Fighters; Kenneth R. Timmerman; DE, May 1989, S.61-65. Soviet Air Forces: The Fighters; James J. Coghlan, Jr.; DE, October 1989, S.90-101. Soviel Aircraft makers catch the West; James W. Rawles; DE, May 1990, S.59-66. The Worlds Great Stealth and Reconnaissance Aircraft; Published for W. H. SMITH Ltd; Aerospace Publishing, 1991. Taktische Militrflugzeuge in Deutschland; Joachim Dressel & Manfred Griehl; Bechtermnz Verlag, Augsburg, 1996. Luftkampf; Geschichte, Technik, Taktik; Mike Spick; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe von Karl Mller Verlag, Erlangen, 1997. Kampfflugzeuge; Originaltitel der englischen Ausgabe: Fighter; Bill Gunston; Parragon 1997, deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Gondrom Verlag GmbH, Bindlach 1998. Die Luftstreitkrfte der Welt; Originaltitel: The Worlds Air Force; Lindsay Peacock; Redaktionsstand:1992; Weltbild Verlag GmbH, Augsburg 1998. Are fighters meeting global market needs? Richard Aboulafia - Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.15-18. World Fighter market - Trends aand prospects; David Baker; Air International, April 1999, S.208-214. Foreplanes - Foremost or should the tail wag the dog? Neville Beckett; Air International, May 1999, S.309-315. Fighters - single or twin? Ph.D. David Baker; Air International, June 1999, S.358-361. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik [BWB, Abteilung LG]; SuT, 12/1999, S.731-740. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatscheck (Hrsg); Report-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1999. Luftfahrzeug-Technik; Ernst Gtsch; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2000. Transportflugzeuge; Achim Figgen, Diethmar Plath & Brigitte Rothfischer; Bechtermnz Verlag, Augsburg, 2000. Kampfflugzeuge von heute, Typen, Entwicklungen; Aerospace Publishing Ltd., deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2000. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Mittler, Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, 2. Auflage, 2000. Flugzeuge der Welt 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001.

22. Flugzeuge, Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001. 23. Flieger-Kalender 2002; Internationales Jahrbuch der Luftund Raumfahrt; Mittler, Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, 23. Jahrgang, 2001. 24. F-16 Replacement; Malcolm English; AIR International, June 2001, S.362-366. 25. Die hufigsten Kampfflugzeuge; SuT, November 2001, S.51. 26. Flugzeuge der Welt 2002; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2002. 27. Future Fighters; Andrew Brookes; Air International, June 2003, S.18-22. 28. Formidable Fighters into service; AFM, June 2003, S.37-48. 29. Global Fighter market; Roy Braybrook; Air International, July 2004, S.66-70.

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Kampfhubschrauber => Hubschrauber Kartesisches Koordinatensystem

Der Brockhaus Natutwissenschaft und Technik; F.A. Brockhaus, Mannheim & Spektrum Akademischer Verlag, Heidelberg, 2003.

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KC-30
Back on track; David Fulghum - Washington; AW&ST, April 24, 2006, S.28-29.

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KC-135 Stratotanker
Luftbetankung; Unterstzzung des MATO-E-3A-Verbandes durch die Air National Guard; Andreas Hunold; SuT, September 2003, S.38-41. KC-135 Stratotanker; Http://www.globalscurity.org/military/systems/aircraft/kc135.htm

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Keulenbreite
Use simple equations to calculate beam width; Mark J. Komen - Honeywell, Hopkins, MN; Microwaves, 20(1981)12 (December), S.61-63.

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Klystron
High-Power Klystrons Used for new-Generation ATC Radars; G. Faillon & E. D. Maloney - Thomson-CSF; MSN, June 1984, S.62-78. 3-MW wideband klystron powers agile radars; Barry Manz Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)1, S.225-226. Three-Megawatt wideband pulsed Klystron provides Frequency Agility for modern S-Band Radas; A. Auberdiac, et al. - Thomson-CSF; MSN-CT, June 1986, S.74-80. Mikrowellentechnik, Grundlagen, Anwendungen, Messtechnik; Ks/Pauli; Franzis Handbuch, Mnchen, 1991. The Microwave Engineering Handbook, Vol.1, Microwave Components; B.L. Smith & M.-H. Carpentier, Ed.; Chapman & Hall, London, 1993.

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Koaxialleiter bzw Koaxialkabel

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Specifying coaxial RF transmission lines for todays airborne ECM systems; E.C. Ball; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1975, S.47-54. 2. A Clean Sweep is Coming for Cable Specs; David Peterson; MSN, July 1977, S. 73-78. 3. Precision coaxial cables and connectors reach 45 GHz; Jack Browne - Associate Editor; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)9, S.131,134, 136. 4. Refresh your thinking about microwave cable; John Zorzy; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)7, S.71-74. 5. Coaxial technology vies for emerging V-band applikations; Barry Manz - Manz Communications, Montville, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)7, S.35-41. 6. Semiflexible coax finds increased use for interconnects; R.D. Perelman & W.H. Stansfield - Andrew, Orland Park, IL; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)9, S.117-126. 7. Flexible assemblies match performance of semirigid cables - Product of W.L. Gore & Associates; Jack Browne - Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)9, S.208-209. 8. Cable & Connectors; A special suplement to Microwave Journal, Issue March 2003. 9. Firmenunterlagen von IW, Insulated Wire Incorporated, Microwave Product Division, Danbury, CT 06810, USA. Vertreter in Deutschland: Pro Nova Elektronik GmbH, Ludwigsburg. 10. Cables & Connectors; A special suplement to Microwave Journal, Issue March 2003. 11. Cables & Connectors; A special suplement to Microwave Journal, Issue March 2006.

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KNG, Kampfschiffe neuer Generation

Fregatten und Korvetten der Deutschen Marine; Stefan Nitschke; wt I/2004, S.79-84.

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Koaxialschalter
Koaxial SPDT switch controls DC to 40 GHz; Jack Browne Senior Editor; Product of RLC Electronics, Mt. Kisco, NY; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)10, S.139-140.

10. Blind-mate connectors catch on, but slowly; Allan Conrad Configuration Analysis Management, and Jack Browne Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)1, S.41-44. 11. Choose connectors for performance and cost-effectiveness; Ron Laudig - AMP, Harrisburg, PA; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)3, S.117-1123. 12. Walter Reed; Compact Electromagnetic Switches Meet Aerospace Performance Demands; MSN, June 1989, S.5056. 13. Coaxial connectors, a look to the past and future; Bruno Weinschel- Weinschel associates; MSN, February 1990, S.24-31. 14. Vibration testing simulates connectors operating conditions; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)6, S.175-181. 15. Microwave Coaxial Connector Technology: A Continuing Evolution; Mario A. Maury, Jr.; MJ, State of the Art Reference, 1990, S.39-59. 16. Microwave Devices and Circuits; Samuel Y. Liao; PrenticeHall, Intern. Editions, Inc., London, 1990. 17. Mikrowellentechnik, Grundlagen, Anwendungen, Metechnik; Gnther Ks & Peter Pauli; Franzis, Mnchen, 1991. 18. The Microwave Engineering Handbokk, Volume 1; Bradford L. Smid & Michel-Henri Carpentier, Editors; Chapman & Hall, London, 1993. 19. Suhner Coaxial Connectors General Catalogue, Edition 2001, Herisau, Schweiz. Http://www.hubersuhner.com 20. Cables & Connectors; A special suplement to Microwave Journal, Issue March 2003. 21. Cables & Connectors; A special suplement to Microwave Journal, Issue March 2006. 22. Microwave Connector choices determine system performance; Steve Thomas, Anritsu Co.; Microwaves & RF, March 2006, S.78-84, 92.

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Kommunikation, Funkkommunikation Communications

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Telecommunications impact on Strategy; T.A. Campobasso - Rockwell International; ME/C, June 1977, S.32-34. 2. Status report: Microwave Communications update - 1978; Improving SMA tests with APC3.5 hardware; Mario A. C.L. Cuccia & C. Hellman; MSN Feb./March 1976, S.21-53. Maury Jr. - Maury Microwave, Cucamonga, CA; 3. Rapid synchronization: Carrier and clock recovery for highMicrowaves, 20(1981)9, S.71-76. speed, Digital Communications; Floyd M. Gardner; MSN, Precision coaxial cables and connectors reach 45 GHz; Jack Feb./March 1976, S.57-64. Browne - Associate Editor; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)9, 4. Bandwidth conversation is essential; C. Louis Cuccia; MSN, S.131, 134, 136. October 1978, S.67-72, 161. Sexless connectors mate to 40 GHz; Ishan Bhawnani 5. Frequency division solves systems problems; Robert G. Kelvin Microwave, Woburn, MA; Microwaves & RF, Harrison; MSN, October 1978, S.97-101. 24(1985)6, S.149-153. 6. Digitized, synthesized secure voice on its way to battlefield; Comparing miniature coaxial connectors; William W. D. P. Fulghum; DE, June 1979, S.65-70. Oldfield - Wiltron, Morgan Hill, CA; Microwaves & RF, 7. DoD protected communications programm growing; DE, 24(1985)9, S.171-174. August 1979, S.77-80. 50-GHz Coaxial Connectors developed in team effort; 3 8. Internetting and ADP bolster strategic C ; Richard Hartman; MSN&CT, April 1986, S.119-121. DE, September 1979, S.55-63, 111. Team effort yields 50-GHz connectors; Jack Browne - Senior 9. Oszillator alternatives examined; Ferdo Ivanek; MSN, Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)4, S.131. November 1979, S.69-80. Feedback: Connectors; Letter to the Editors by M.A. Maury, 10. New communications jamming systems surfacing; Richard Jr., Maury Microwave, Cucamonga and Authors reply; Hartmann; DE, February 1980, S.49-59. Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)5, S.13-262. 11. Generator is cornerstone of communications simulators; Keeping account of connector standards; John Pustai, MSN, October 1980, S.148. Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)12 (November), 12. Challenges and opportunities face USAFs Tactical S.70-79. Communication; D.B. Brick & F.W. Ellersick; DE, March The 2.4-mm Connector Vital to the Future of 50-GHz Coax; 1981, S.45-55. Kachigan, K., J. Botka, and P. Watson; MSN & CT, October 1986, S.90-94.

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13. Digital European backbone protects US Communications; DE, September 1981, S.120124. 14. Digital transmission of analog signals; J.F. DeLozier; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.8, No.5, Sept./Oct. 1981. 15. Meteoric bursts could keep post-attack Communications open; Irving Gottlieb - Staff Editor; DE, November 1981, S.61-69. 16. Tactical Communications Jamming; J.O. Burrough - Racal Communications; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.8, No.1, 1982, S.23-24. 17. Meteor Burst Communications, Part I: MBC advances assist 3 C objectives; Robert L. Richmond; ME/C, Vol.8, No.8, August 1982, S.68-72. 18. Meteor Burst Communications, Part II: Upgrading performance doesnt cost; Robert L. Richmond; ME/C, Vol.8, No.9, September 1982, S.56-61. 19. From smoke signals to Spread Sprectum, military Communications decides who wins the war; Irving M. Gottlieb; ME/C, Vol.8, No.12, December 1982, S.42-47. 20. Frequency Hopping techniques vary with frequency; Eric Ribchester - Racal, UK; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)3, S.97105. 3 21. Packed radios provide link for distributed, survivable C in post-attack scenarios; M. S. Frankel - SRI Intern.; MSN, June 1983, S.80-108. 22. Military Systems needs drive component demands; K.J. Sleger, Dr - Naval Research Lab; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.15,17,20. 23. Plesseys new transceivers serve civilians and military; Bill Mitchell; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)9, S.62. 24. Expendable jammers prove indispensable; A.G.Self - Royal Signals, Worcestershire, UK; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)9, S.143-149. 25. Navy eyes Blue-Green Laser for Submarine Communication; DE, December 1984, S.26. 26. Electronic Communications Systems; George Kennedy; McGraw-Hill, New York, 1985. 27. ELF lets Subs stay deep and out of sight; David A. Boutacoff; DE, January 1985, S. 95-98. 28. NASA returns to laser communication; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)4, S.55. 29. Simulate tropospheric amplitude scintillation; M. Richaria; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)4, S.79-82. 30. Technology and capabilities for Tactical Communications Jamming; W.S. Elliott - Rockwell International; DE, May 1985, S.201-209. 31. Frequency Hop Systems for Navy Communications; Dennis Sweeney -E-Systems; DE, June 1985, S.115-124. 32. The bright outlook for Lasers; Lori A. McClelland; DE, July 1985, S.71-80. 33. Communications EW - Exploiting enemy C3 traffic; Claude Mandine; International Defense Review, 12/1985, S.73-76. 34. Digital radio systems examined - Part I, general state of the art; K. J. Leuenberger (Swiss PTT); MSN&CT, January 1986, S.81-92. 35. Digital radio systems examined - Part II, modulation and transmission; K. J. Leuenberger (Swiss PTT); MSN&CT, February 1986, S.131-143. 36. Portable combat radios get new capabilities; Jim Coghlan; DE, June 1986, S.79-87. 37. Military focuses on Laser Communications; David A. Boutacoff; DE, June 1986, S.107-112. 38. Fiber-Optic technology adopted for Military Communications; Harvey Blustain - IGI Consulting; MSN&CT, January 1987, S.32-41.

39. Digital Radio, Part 1: Modulation schemes aid digital radio growth; Hugh Walker - Hewlett-Packard, Scotland; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)2, S.75-84. 40. Frequency management improves for HF data transmission; J. Galanos, et al. - Andrew; MSN&CT, March 1987, S.24-31. 41. Digital Radio, Part 2: Gauging errors sets digital radio quality; Hugh Walker - Hewlett-Packard, Scotland; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)4, S.89-99. 42. Calculate interference, speed radio link design; Michael C. James - Spectrum Management Dept. Of Communication, Ottava, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)4, S.103-105. 43. Solid-State amplifier delivers reliable meteor-burst Communication; J.H. Johnsob - Microwave Modules & Devices; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.8-16. 44. Integrated optic components for Microwave coherent lightwave systems; J.J. Pan - E-Tek Dynamics; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.44-61. 45. Secured transmissions revolutionize military radio Communications; Daniel Brisset -Thomson-CSF; DE, November 1987, S.172-178. 46. Bookmark: Telecommunications Measurements, Analysis, and Instrumentation; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)6, S.115. 47. Eliminating multipath fading in digital radios; Ted Duffy Tekelec, Calabasas, CA; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)6, S.127-134. 48. Tactical voice Communications become user friendly; Christine Castro; DE, June 1990, S.39-46. 49. Optimize ADCs for enhanced signal processing; T. Gratzek & F. Murden - Analog Devices, Greensboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)3, S.129-136. 50. Tactical VHF radio secures 64-kb/s data rates - Product of Harris, RF Communications, Rochester, NY; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)6, S.141-142. 51. Geeks in the wire - Technology; Clarence A. Robinson, Jr.; JED, October 2000, S.47-51. 52. Testing methods improve digital RF communications; Barry Dropping - Hewlett-Packard; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)7, S.105-109. 53. Multipath fading emulator aims at WCDMA - Product of Noise/Com, Paramus,NJ; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)13, S.254. 54. Fernmeldetechnik und Elektronik, die Abteilung FE; wt IV/2000, S.172-187. 55. A sampling of tactical transceivers - Technology Survey; Don Herskovitz; JED, May 2001, S.67-71. 56. Battlefield communications; Brendan P. Rivers; JED, June 2001, S.40-47. 57. Moderne U-Boote; Udo Ude; wt, II/2001, S.84-89. 58. Flugsicherheitsnetzwerk fr SFOR-Truppen in Bosnien: Funkkommunikationstechnik komplett von Rohde & Schwarz; Dr. Hans Waibel; R&S MIL NEWS, 5/2001, S.14-16. 59. The comm jam environment; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, November 2001, S.53-57. 60. A sampling of voice & data security systems; Robert McGaham; JED, November 2001, S.61-64. 61. EW threats, Part 2 - Frequency ranges and guidance approaches; EW101 - Dave Adamy;JED, November 2001, S.66-67. 62. A Band for all reasons; Michael Puttre; JED, January 2002, S.49-54. 63. EW threats, Part 5 - Communications signals; EW101- Dave Adamy; JED, February 2002, S.58-59. 64. Advanced Radios ready to take the field; Peter Costa; JED, May 2002, S.48-52.

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65. A sampling of Tactical Transceivers - Technology Survey; Robert V. McGahan; JED, June 2002, S.59-63. 66. Schiffskommunikationssysteme: Verbindungen auf allen Frequenzen - sicher und geschtzt; Ulf Reissberg; R&S MIL NEWS, 6/2002, S.4-11. 67. Information & Communication System PostMan II; T.A. Kneidel & Hansjrg Herrbold; R&S MIL NEWS, 6/2002, S.2325. 68. Militrische Datenbertragungsverfahren (Datenlinks): Standards sichern die reibungslose militrische Kommunikation; Dr. Rdiger Leschhorn; R&S MIL News (2002), Nr.6, S.28-32. 69. Communication/Navigation systems; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003, S.203-208. 70. Taktische Troposcatter - eine sinnvolle Ergnzung zu Richtfunk und SATCOM; SuT, Mrz 2003, S.27-28. 71. EW against Communications signals - Part 1; Dave Adamy; JED, June 2003, S.62-63. 72. Kommunikationstechnologie; Rainer Schwiebert, Oberstleutnant; SuT, Juli 2003, S.8-11. 73. Communications EW, Part 2 - HF Propagation; Dave Adamy; JED, July 2003, S.64-65. 74. Communications EW, Part 3 - VHF/UHF Propagation; Dave Adamy; JED, August 2003, S.62-63. 75. Communications EW, Part 4 - Additionals Factors in Communications-Signal Propagation; Dave Adamy; JED, September 2003, S.66-67. 76. Communications EW, Part 5 - Digitization; Dave Adamy; JED, October 2003, S.64-65. 77. Communications EW, Part 6 - RF Modulations for Digital Signals; Dave Adamy; JED, November 2003, S.64-65. 78. Communications EW, Part 7 - Bandwidth required for Digital Signals; Dave Adamy; JED, December 2003, S.62-63. 79. Militrische Datenbertragungsverfahren (Teil 2): Standards sichern die reibungslose Kommunikation; Rdiger Leschhorn; MIL NEWS, 2003, Nr. 7, S.20-23. 80. Communications EW, Part 8 - Communications Jamming; Dave Adamy; JED, January 2004, S.62-63. 81. Communications EW, Part 9 - Spread-Spectrum Signals; Dave Adamy; JED, February 2004, S.38-39. 82. Communications EW, Part 10 - Jamming Spread-Spectrum Signals; Dave Adamy; JED, March 2004, S.62-63. 83. Kleine Half-Loop-Antennen; Horst Kalweit - JK Industrial Services GmbH, Kempten; SuT, April 2004, S.14-17. 84. Communications EW, Part 11 - Jamming Spread-Spectrum Signals; Dave Adamy; JED, April 2004, S.64-65. 85. Communications EW, Part 12 - Locating Spread-Spectrum Emitters; Dave Adamy; JED, May 2004, S.60-61. 86. Lebenswichtige Kommunikation zwischen Abflug und Ankunft - Fliegender Antennenwald; Matthias Grnder; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2004, S.82-85. 87. Software-basierte Funkgerte - berblick und HardwareAspekte; Dr. Rdiger Leschhorn und Dr. Boyd Buchin; Neues von Rohde und Schwarz, Heft 182 (2004/II), S.58-61.

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Conformal Microstrip Antennas; Robert E. Munson; MJ, March 1988, S. 91-109. Monolithic Phased Arrays for EHF Communications Terminals; John F. Mcllvenna; MJ, March 1988, S. 113-125. Integrated Multiple Beam Microstrip Arrays; P.S. Hall & S.J. Vetterlein; MJ, Jan. 1992, S. 103-114. CAE Programm models conformal antennas - Product of Boulder Microwave Technologies, Boulder, CO; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)8, S.186. Kompakten Antennen gehrt die Zukunft; cb/dan; Mforum, Dezember 2005, S.18-19. Integrierte Antennen bei Militrflugzeugen - Unter der Oberflche; Claas Belling & Daniella Bommer; Planet aerospace, 2/2006, S.66-68.

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Konforme Treibstofftanks
World News Roundup: Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co. (LMAC); AW&ST, December 9, 2002, S.21.

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Konische Abtastung Konische Antennen => Antennen Koordinatensysteme

Der Brockhaus Natutwissenschaft und Technik; F.A. Brockhaus, Mannheim & Spektrum Akademischer Verlag, Heidelberg, 2003. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

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Kormoran
AS 34 Kormoran; IECM 2001, S.234. Kormoran, der heimliche Bruder der Exocet; Wolfgang Mhlbauer; PLANET AEROSPACE, 3/2002, S.88-91.

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Kreisel
Flugtechnik, Band 5; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999.

Kreisgruppenantennen => Antennen Kreuzer

1. Marine Enzyklopdie von A bis Z; Jrgen Gebauer & Egon Krenz; Tosa Verlag, Wien, 1998.

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Kreuzrahmenantennen => Antennen Kristallvideo-Empfnger => Empfnger

Typical Crystal Video Receiver; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.433. Anzeige von Radar Micro-Systems in MSN, August 1980, S.28

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Konforme Gruppenantennen

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Kryptologie
Kryptologie; Dr. Henner Wessel - Frauenhofer-Institut; SuT, 2/2000, S.121.

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Ein passives Speisesystem fr sphrische Antennengruppen mit variabler Amplitudenbelegung; Dr. Gerhard Seehausen - RWTH Aachen; Mikrowellen Magazin, 9(1983)4, S.418 422. 1. Untersuchungen ber beliebig geformte Mikrostreifenleitungsantennen unter Bercksichtigung von 2. Oberflchenwelleneffekten; J.R. Mosig & F.E. Gardiol; Mikrowellen Magazin, 9(1983)4, S.423-425.

Knstlicher Horizont
Cockpit Instrumente; Privatpiloten Bibliothek, Band 9; Peter Bachmann; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart; 1998. Flugtechnik; Privatpiloten Bibliothek, Band 5; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999.

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Knstliche Intelligenz, KI - Artificial Intelligence, AI

An AI Approach to Information Fusion; T.D. Garvey & J.D. Lowrance; JED, July 1984, S.31-41. Artificial Intelligence in 2000 A.D.; Jan David Wald Honeywell; DE, July 1985, S.111-113. The future of Artificial Intelligence in defense; Brian P. McCune; DE, July 1985, S.114-115. Artificial Intelligence: A New Dimension in EW; Thomas H. Greer; DE; September 1985, S.191-206. Artificial Intelligence: A new dimension in EW; T.H. Greer; DE, October 1985, S.108-128. AI Issues for real time systems; E.M. Drogin; DE, August 1986, S.150-160. B-1B maintenance diagnostics gain long memory; David Papenhausen; DE, September 1986, S.73-76. AI: The technology that wasnt; Garry R. Martins; DE, December 1986, S.56-59.

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Kleine Half-Loop-Antennen; Horst Kalweit - JK Industrial Services GmbH, Kempten; SuT, April 2004, S.14-17.

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KZO, Kleinfluggert Zielortung

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Kurskreisel
Flugtechnik, Band 5; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999.

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Kurslageanzeiger (HSI)
Cockpit Instrumente; Privatpiloten Bibliothek, Band 9; Peter Bachmann; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart; 1998.

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Kurzwellen
Signalbertragung; Harald Schumny; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1978. Hochfrequenztechnik in Funk und Radar; Professor HansGeorg Unger; Teubner Studienskripten, Stuttgart, 1994.

KZO - das fliegende Auge ber dem Gefechtsfeld; Technische Unterlage von STN ATLAS Elektronik, 21405.00. 2. Anwendung der Drohnentechnologie fr das Heer; Bernhard Frhr. V. Bothmer; Wehrtechnischer Report, Schlsseltechnologien fr das Heer, D46892, 11/2000, S.2931. 3. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik, die Abteilung LG; wt IV/2000, S.146. 4. Drohnen - Die unbemannte Aufklrung; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt II/2001, S.56-64. 5. Entscheidungen zur Ausrstung der Bundeswehr; SuT, Januar 2002, S.4-5. 6. KZO, TAIFUN - Mittel zum Kampf in der Tiefe; Otto Fior Oberstleutnant, BMVg; WTR Ausrstung Heer, Januar 2002, S.29-39. 7. KZO und die Artillerie der Zukunft: Fhrung, Aufklrung, Wirkung; Manfred Lehnigk - STN Atlas Elektronik, Bremen; SuT, Mai 2002, S.43-47. 8. Recce expansion - German army plans to field UVA to support artillery operations; R. Wall (Bonn) & M.A. Taverna (Paris); AW&ST, November 17, 2003, S.34. 9. Drohnen in der Bundeswehr - Die aufstrebende Waffe; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt/III, 2004, S.44-51. 10. Przise Daten - sichere Entscheidung; D. Keller & L. Schulz; Strategie und Technik, Januar 2005, S.26-27. 11. KZO bergeben; Strategie und Technik, Januar 2007, S.15.

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L Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen L-3 Communications

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2. Transatlantic defence tie-up planned - A background of acquisitions; Paul Lewis; Flight International, No. 4785, Vol. 159, 19-25 June 2001, S.6. L.3s acquisition of AIS alters competive field; Antony I. Velocci, Jr; AW&ST, January 21, 2002, S.37. AW&ST 2003 Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003; L-3 Communications, S.300. 1.

SETAC: Anflug- und Landesystem fr die 80er Jahre; Guntram Minkwitz - SEL, Stuttgart; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.8, No.6, 1982, S.680-684. The application of Imaging Sensors to Aircraft landings in adverse weather; Stuart W. Greenwood - Uni of Maryland; MJ, September 1992, S.80-89.

Langdrahtantennen => Antennen LANTIRN

Lantirn modernization and the defense industry; Michael Kachmar - Associate Editor; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)12 (December), S.33. Opening the night window; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.33. Lantirn: A technical report; D. W. Kelly & M.C.Spear; DE, September 1986, S.63-68. Lantirn gives Tomcat night attack role; W.B. Scott; AW&ST, June 1996, S.40-43. Lantirn selected for Danish F-16 MLU; B. Rivers - EC Monitor JED, February 1999, S.30. Scharfer Blick; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Okt. 2002, S.5053. Enhanced Lantirn; William B. Scott; AW&ST, July 21, 2003, S.44-48. Amercan Eagles; Steve Davis; Air International, April 2004, S.50-55.

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LAAS, Local Area Augmentation System

LAAS, to be or not to be? The FAA is exploring whether WAAS and onboard avionics are a LAAS alternative; David Hughes (Washington); AW&ST, January 31, 2005, S.41-42. Ground-Based Augmentation Military and Civil Programs; Adrian Gerold; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2006. Ladar => Lidar 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

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LAIRCM, Large Aircraft Infrared Countermeasures

Protecting the big boys: Directed IR countermeasures for large Aircraft Programs; JED, December 2000, S.47-50. LAIRCM proposals submitted -EC Monitor; B. Rivers; JED, February 2001, S.26. LIFE closes the loop - A DIRCM technology once shelved as ahead of ist time scores a hit; ec monitor - Michael Puttrrrre; JED, July 2001, S.24-25. Northrop Grumman gets LAIRCM award; ec monitor; JED, November 2001, S.33. EC Monitor: LAIRCM for USAF Transporters; Brendan P. Rivers; JED, October 2002, S.34. USAF wants LAIRCM - Start; Americas Report, Brendan P. Rivers; JED, February 2003, S.20 Protecting the sky trains; Brendan P. Rivers; JED, June 2003, S.55-59.

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Laser, Laserkommunikation, Laserwaffen

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10. Todesstrahlen aus Laserwaffen ? Dr H. Bender; SuT, 1971, S.508-515. 11. Laser Tracking concept under development; EW/DE, April 1978, S.31-33. 12. Space Laser Communications Airborne; EW/DE, October 1978, S.49-53. 13. Military users for Lasers increase; John Beach, DE, November 1979, S.81-89. 14. Improving Laser Warning; William L. Janning - Systems Research Laboratories; DE, April 1981, S.90-94. LAMPS LAMPS MK III; George Houser, ME/C, Vol.4, No.10, October 15. Laser Weapons, Tactical Lasers: Moving toward lethality, Part 1; Jeff Hecht; ME/C, Vol.8, No.6, June 1982, S.42-46. 1978, S.34,36,40,41. 16. Laser Weapons, Strategic Laser Weapons, Part 2; Jeff LAMPS lights the way to new Soviel Subs; Paul R. Jaszka; Hecht; ME/C, Vol.8, No.7, July 1982, S.16-19. DE, March 1989, S.62-67. 17. Laser Weapons, High-energy Lasers for Weapons Kampfhubschrauber, Technik, Bewaffnung, Typen; Karl applications, Part 3; Jeff Hecht; ME/C, Vol.8, No.8, August Mller Verlag, Erlangen 1998. 1982, S.73-75. US Navy buys IR ranging and detection systems; S. Mallegol 18. Design considerations for deep-space transmitters; Morris -EC Monitor; JED, July 1999, S.33-34. Katzman; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)1, S.94-98. 19. Laser Battlefield Simulation reaches new levels of LAN sophistication; John M. Keating & Rudolph R. Gammarino; Zivile Informationstechnik militrisch genutzt - Konzeption ME/C, Vol.9, No.2, February 1983, S.40-42. und Betrieb von LAN fr verlegbare militrische 20. The bright outlook for Lasers; Lori A. McClelland; DE, July Hauptquartiere und Stbe; Hauptmann Dipl.-Inf. Frank 1985, S.71-80. Ender - Fernmeldetruppe der Bundeswehr; SuT, November 21. Semiconductor Lasers expand their Military applications; 2002, S.22-29. Thomas E. Stockton -STC Defense Systems; DE, October 1986, S.101-106. Landesysteme

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22. Lasers: The battlefield tools of tomorrow are here; James W. Rawles; DE, July 1989, S.73-78. 23. The Laser and its Military applications: A primer; Paul R. Jaszka: DE, July 1989, S.80-83. 24. Laser weapons on the battlefield; James W. Rawles; DE, August 1989, S.77-86. 25. Laser countermeasures developed for tactical Aircraft; Bruce D. Nordwall; AW&ST, Vol.147, No.17, October 27, 1997, S.52-53. 26. Mittel- und Hochenergielaser; Jrgen Kohlhoff, SuT, 4/1999, S.218. 27. EO/IR, Part 6 - Laser Target Designator - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, August 2001, S.60-61. 28. LIFE closes the loop - A DIRCM technology once shelved as ahead of its time scores a hit; ec monitor - Michael Puttrrrre; JED, July 2001, S.24-25. 29. Laserfunk zwischen Himmel und Weltraum, PLANET AEROSPACE, 4/2002, Okt.-Nov.-Dez., S.49-49. 30. Northrop Grumman selected to demonstrate Laser Communication technology; Defense News; Microwave Journal, November 2004, S.51.

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LeFlaSys Fhigkeitslcke geschlossen, Leichtes Flugabwehrsystem bei der Truppe; Jrgen Erbe; SuT, August 2001, S.15-18. Das Leicte Flugabwehrsystem (LeFlaSys); Detlef H. Keller Oberstleutnant a.D.; WTR Ausrstung Heer, Januar 2002, S.40-44.

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Leistungsmesser - Power Meter

Techniques explained for CW Power measurement; B. O. Weinschel, Ch. W. Hancock & R. C. Powell - Weinschell Engineering; MSN&CT, May 1986, S.78-103. Peak Powe Meters, 30 MHz to 40 GHz; Series 8500; Beilage von Wavetek Microwave, Sunnyvale, CA, in Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)8. Sensitive meters probe the limits of microwave power; Robert M. Clarke - Freelance Writer, Marblehead, MA; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)5, S.241-252. Single-channel power meter reaches 50 GHz - HewlettPackard Product; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)5, S.263-265. Peak-power meter measures pulse levels from 3 MHz to 40 GHz; Product of Boonton Electronics, Randolph, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)7, S.148. Power meters offer flexible test capabilities; Product of Gugatronics, San Ramon; CA; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)1, S.134. Power meters add speed and power to test line - Product of Hewlett-Packard, Santa Clara, CA; Jack Browne Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)5, S.209-212. Analyzers measure peak power up to 40 GHz - Product of Boonton Electronics, Parsippany, NJ; Victor Ferrote, Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)8, S.194-196. Microwave power meter adds potent options - Product of Krytar, Sannyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)10, S.146. Peak power meter probes wide bandwidths - Product of Boonton Electronics, Parsippany, NJ; Jack Browne Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.147. Choose the best power meter for Your communications test needs; Anzeige von Giga-tronics, San Ramon, CA, in Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)13, S.24-25. Instrument advances enable high-speed power measurements; ken Harvey - Anritsu, Morgan Hill, CA; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)1, S.59-64. Power meters measure wide-ranging levels; Jack Browne Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)1, S.101-108. Fast meter gauges next-generation power - Product of Giga-tronics, San Ramon, CA; Jack Browne Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)1, S.132-135. Use a sampling power meter to determone the characterisrics of RF and microwave devices - Part 1; Eric Breakenridge - AT UK, South Queensferry, UK; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)9, S.81-90. Use a sampling power meter to determone the characterisrics of RF and microwave devices - Part 2; Eric Breakenridge - AT UK, South Queensferry, UK; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)10, S.97-104,122.

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Laser Countermeasures => Laser Laserentfernungsmesser => Laser Lasergelenkte Bomben => LGB Laserzielbeleuchter => Laser Laserwarnsensoren, LWS => Laser Lasint => Laser Laufzeitrhren LCD, Liquid Crystall Diode

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Nanomotoren aus Flssigkristallen; Christian Tolksdorf, et 9. al., Physik in Unserer Zeit, 33(2002)3, S.130-136. Farbige Displays aus Lsung; Klaus Meerholz, Uni Kln; Physik in Unserer Zeit, 34(2003)3, S.105-106. 10. Groes Bild fr guten Durchblick - Neue Display-Tchnologie im Fighter-Cockpit; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Juni 2004, S.78-83. 11.

LDMOS, Lateraly-Defused Metall-OxideSemiconductor

2.

MOSFET devices, Part 1: Understanding LDMOS device fundamentals; John Pritiskutch & Dr. Brett Hanson - ST Microelectronics, Montgomeryville, PA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)7, S.114-116. LDMOS delivers 500 W for IFF systems Product of GHz Technology, Santa Clara, CA; R. Olso, et al; Microwaves & RF, 40(2002)8, S.185-190.

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15. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg.), Report Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1999. Leichtes Flugabwehrsystem (LeFlaSys), Typenblatt, SuT, 16. 2/1999, S.111-112. German improved-HARD order quantified; Martin Streetly European Report; JED, January 2000, S.18. Das leichte Flugabwehrsystem LeFlaSys auf WIESEL 2; WT, IV/2000, S.69. Leistungssensoren Das Leichte Flugabwehrsystem: Detlef H. Keller; SuT, Februar 2001, S.31-34. 1. Techniques explained for CW Power measurement; B. O. Weinschel, Ch. W. Hancock & R. C. Powell - Weinschell Engineering; MSN&CT, May 1986, S.78-103.

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Wide-range sensors gauges power of complex signals; Ron 15. Fiber optics takes hold for analog applications; Jeff Hogan - Hewlett-Packard, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & Montgomery, et al. - ElectroniCast, San Mateo, CA; RF, 38(1999)9, S.128-137. Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)2, S.47-48. 16. Fiber-Optic Technology adopted for Military Communications; Harvey Blustain - IGI Consulting; Leistungsteiler/Kombinierer => Signalverarbeitung MSN&CT, January 1987, S.32-41. Power Divider/Combiners: Small size, big specs; Richard C. 17. Die Glasfaser, das bertragungsmedium der Zukunft; HFWebb - Magnavox, Fort Wayne, IN; Microwaves, Report, Mai 1987, S.86-89. 20(1981)11, S.67-74. 18. Datenbertragung auf Lichtleitern erreicht neue Power Splitters; Anzeige-Beilage von Mini-Circuits, Dimensionen; HF-Report, Mai 1987, S.97-98. Brooklyn, NY; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)3. 19. Leap seen for microwave fiber-optics; J. Montgomery & J. Choosing to combine or divide power; Jack Browne Ryan- ElectroniCast, San Mateo, CA; Microwaves & RF, Publischer/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)7, S.33-40. 26(1987)6, S.53-56. 20. The Fiber-Optics Link to future systems; T.R. Joseph & W.E. Leitungslinsen-Antennen Stephens - TRW; MSN&CT, June 1987, S.59-65. Taschenbuch der Hochfrequenztechnik, Bd.2, 5. Aufl., S.N54, von Meinke-Gundlach, Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1992. 21. Military taps into optical fiber; James Vernon; DE, June 1987, S.153-163. 22. Fiber Optics and Opto-Electronics for Radar and Electronic Lenkverfahren => Flugkrperlenkung Warfare applications; J.J. Pan - E-Tek Dynamics; MSN&CT, October 1987, S.30-43. LFK NG leFla 23. LWL etwas nher betrachtet; HF-Report, February 1988, Lenkflugkrper fr die leichte Flugabwehr; Gerhard Reis S.6-7. Oberstleutnant; Soldat und Technik, 10/2000, S.663-667. 24. Mit der Glasfaser allein ist es nicht getan: LWLNetzkomponenten verbinden und berwachen; Friedhelm LET, Licht emittierende Transistoren Kerkau; HF-Report, Februar 1988, S.68-70. Physics News, Physik in unserer Zeit, 35(2004)2, S.62. 3 25. Optical Fiber and tomorrows C I systems; James C. Vernon; DE, June 1988, S.62-69. Lichtwellenleiter, LWL 26. Optics illuminate next-generation radar systems; M. Optical fiber communications; MSN, Feb./March 1976, Lawrence - BT&D Technologies, Ipswich, Sufolk, UK; S.16A-16G. Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)6, S.165-191. Fiber Optics use IC interface; B. Stephen & T. Bunch; DE, 27. Dielektrische Wellenleiter fr 18 bis 100 GHz. Die flexible August 1979, S.106-107. Ergnzung zur starren Hohlleitertechnologie; Jochen Lsch; Fiber Optics - Wire of the future/present? J.J. Concordia, et Mikrowellen Magazin, Vol. 14, No. 7, 1988, S.656-658. al. - GTE Sylvania Systems Group; ICH, 6th Ed., 1980/81, 28. Probleme bei LWL-Steckern; Hans-Jrgen Rschenbaum; S.384-398. Elektronik Journal / Ausgabe Messtechnik 1/89, S.72-74. Manufactoring communication-grade glass optic fiber; W. 29. Ships transfer data on Fiber-Optic cables; T. Felisky & G.W. Edward Naugler, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.4, April 1981, S.50-52. Macheel; DE, March 1989, S.69-76. Fiber optics in Military communications; C. Louis Cuccia; 30. Fiber Optics for Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Phased ME/C, Vol.7, No.4, April 1981, S.58-63 Arrays; J.J. Pan - E-Tek Dynamics; MSN, July 1989, S.48-54. MIL fiber optics enhance defense capabilities. Directories: 31. Fiber Optics Basics; MSN, August 1989, S.46. Product Listings & Manufaturers; ME/C, Vol.7, No.4, June 32. Fiber-optic links quell leaks in recon receivers; Judith A. Kay 1981, S.79-86. - Watkins-Johnson, San Jose, CA; Microwaves & RF, Communications enhanced by air-layable Fiber Optic cable; 29(1990)9, S.87-96. Dr. H. Wichanski & X.G. Glavas; ME/C, Vol.7, No.10, 33. Fiber-optic delay lines aid radar signal processing; G. October 1981, S.56-57. Grimes & L.A. Stark - Ortel, Alhambra, CA; Microwaves & Optical waveguides for the 1980s; Dr. H.L. Charies & F. RF, 30(1991)5, S.219-221. Quan; ME/C, Vol.7, No.10, October 1981, S.103-106. 34. Analog Fiber-Optic links with intrinsic gain; C.H. Cox, III Military Fiber-Optic links: Can they take the heat? Antonio MIT; MJ, September 1992, S.90-99. N. Paolantonio; Microwaves, 21(1982)3, S.88G-88H. 35. Low-noise amplifiers boost fiber-optic data systems Nachrichtenbertragung mit Licht - Ein neues Product of MITEQ, Hauppauge, NY; Microwaves & RF, bertragungsmedium fr vielfltige Anwendungsbereiche; 36(1997)6, S.130. W. Ludloff & E. Gauger - Richard Hirschman, Esslingen; 36. Converting signals in SDH/SONET systems; Andreas Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.8, No.5, 1982, S.580-590. Muelschein - Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA; Fiber-Optic technology takes to the air; Theodore J. Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.189-201. Urbanik; ME/C, Vol.8, No.10, October1982, S.32-36. 37. Glasfaser-bertragungsstrecke bis 13-GHz-Signale; Fiber Optics for Electronic Warfare applications surveyed; Mikrowellen Zeitung, Ausgabe 2000, S.3-5 - Publikation von Adrian E. Popa; ICH, 8th Ed.,1982/83, S.301-305. Parzich GmbH, Puergen. Das Lichtwunder in der Kommunikationstechnik; John 38. Fiber-optic link connects 10-GHz signals; D. Krautheimer, Williamson - BSc, London; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.10, M. Syed & D. Sundberg - MITEQ, Hauppauge, NY; No.3, 1984, S.299-300. Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)4, S.133-139. Coherent detection: Where light meets radio; Michael 39. Optical systems look to 10 Gb/s and beyond; Jack Browne Kachmar - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)2, Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)7, S.29-34.. S.34-38. 40. Seeking light at the end of the fiber; Jack Browne Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 41(2002)2, S.33-44.

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41. Entwicklungsreif: TRIFOM/POLYPHEM; Wolfram Lautner; Planet aerospace, 3/2002, S.36-37. 42. Fiber Optic Links; Anzeige von Miteq in MRF, 43(2004)10, S.11. [www.miteq.com]. 43. Standards to tie Fiber Optics together; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, November 2005.

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Logarithmisch-Periodische Antennen Logarithmische Verstrker

Approach performs RF detection directly; J. Greichen & E. Nash - Analog Devices, Wilmington, MA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.84-87. Taschenbuch der Hochfrequenztechnik; Meinke Gundlach; Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1992, 2.4, S.F25. Ultrafast wideband microwave logarithmic amplifiers; Anzeige von MITEQ in Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)13, S.71. Design a logamp RF pulse detector; Eamon Nash - Analog Devices, Wilmington, MA; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)1, S.62-71.

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Lidar
Laser Radar delivered for autonomous missile guidance; J.R.R.; DE, July 1992, S.19. Waffentechnik - Raketen unter Wasser; Steven Ashley; Spektrum der Wissenschaft, August 2001, S.62-69.

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Linearantennen => Antennen Linescanner => Infrarot-Sensoren Linsenantennen => Antennen

2. Lenses can upgrade mm-wave antennas; T. Milligan & J. McDonell - Martin Marietta, Denver, CO; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)9, S.103-108.

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Lokaloszillator, Local Oscillator

Local oscillators for Frequency Agile systems; P. Weissgla & S. Svensson; MJ, Jan. 1977, S.35-38. Local oscillator phase noise; C. J. Grebenkemper; W J Technotes, Vol. 8, No 6, Nov./Dec. 1981.

Look-Through
Look-Through and LPI; Dave Adamy - EW101 Tutorial; JED, May 1998, S.64-65. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001.

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Litening
Texas Vipers; Ted Carlson; FLUGREVUE, Oktober 2002, S.47-49. Scharfer Blick; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Oktober 2002, S.50-53. On the Mark; Robert Wall; AW&ST, March 31, 2003, S.5556. Litening Strike; AFM, June 2003, S.12. Per Laser punktgenau ins Ziel; Patrick Hoeveler; FLUG REVUE, September 2005, S.42-43. Litening strikes in Australia; P. Brendan; JED, November 2005, S.36-40.

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Some considerations for Low Probability of Intercept Radar; John R. Forrest; DE, August 1983, S.97-103. 2. Challenge Remains in Designing LPI Radar; J. R. Forrest (Uni College London); MSN, December 1983, S.64A-64H. 3. Radar and Communications Low Probability of Intercept; Littoral Combat Ship John R. Forrest; ICH, 1985, S.287-293. Euronaval 2004; Dieter Stockfisch; Strategie und Technik, 4. Low-Propability-of-Detection Radar designs challenge Januar 2005, S.42-47. Tactical ESM capabilities; David B. Hoisington; ICH, 1986, S.350-354. 5. Low probability of intercept signals (Part 1) - Frequency LMDS, Local Multipoint-Distribution System Hoppers; Dave Adamy - EW 101 Tutorial; JED, June 1998, Low-cost manufactoring holds the key to LMDS success; F. S.56-57. Javier, et al. - Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; 6. LPI signals - chirp signals (Part II); Dave Adamy - EW 101 Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)5, S.59-66,185. Tutorial; JED, July 1998, S.60-61. Considering antenna options for LMDS; Dr. Jamal S. Izadian - AntennEM Communications, San Jose, CA; Microwaves & 7. Low probability of intercept signals - Direct-Sequence Spread-Spectrum Signals; Dave Adamy - EW 101 Tutorial; RF, 40(2001)11, S.65-74,107. JED, August 1998, S.62-63. 8. Low probability of intercept signals - Some real-world LOCAAS, Low Cost Autonomous Attack System considerations; Dave Adamy - EW 101 Tutorial; JED, Gelenkte Waffen; Christian Hauser; FLIEGERREVUE, 7/2002, September 1998, S.64-65. S.23-27. 9. Radar - LPI Radars (Part 9); Dave Adamy - EW 101 Tutorial; Seek and destroy; Michael Russell Rip & James M Hasik; JED, January 2001, S.66-67. AFM, June 2003, S.52-57. 10. Radar - LPI Radars (Part 10, Cont.); Dave Adamy - EW 101 Tutorial; JED, February 2001, S.66-67. Lockheed Martin 11. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Http://www.lockheedmartin.com Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. Widening the Aperture: EWs top 25; Byron Callan; JED, May 1998, S.33-38. LPRF Radar AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 1999, S.292. 1. Albrecht Ludloff: Handbuch Radar und Top 25 EW 2001; B. Callan & M. Lynch; JED, May 2001, Radarsignalverarbeitung; Vieweg, S.59-52. Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1993 Ein Konzern stellt sich vor: Lockheed Martin; Peter 2. George W. Stimson: Introduction to Airborne Radar; 2nd Preylowski; SuT, Mai 2002, S.28-30. Edition, IEE, Michael Faraday House, Stevenage, UK, 1998 Lockheed Martin-Beilage in AW&ST, December 30, 2002, S.61-80 [S1-S20].

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7. LSI Technology, Part I; Saul Zatz - Martin Marietta, Orlando, 8. FL; Countermeasures, January 1977, S.30,35,36. LSI Technology, Part II; Saul Zatz - Martin Marietta, Orlando, FL; Countermeasures, February 1977, S.22,23,53. 9.

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Luftbetankung
Luftbetankung; Unterstzzung des MATO-E-3A-Verbandes durch die Air National Guard; Andreas Hunold; SuT, September 2003, S.38-41.

Wo stehet die deutsche Luftverteidigung; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt IV/2003, S.81-84. Die deutsche Luftverteidigung - Mit SAMOC und MEADS auf neuen Wegen; Jrgen Ppelmann; wt II/2004, S.64-69. Air-Defence for the 21st Century, Part One; Tim Ripley; Air International, June 2004, S.59-61. 10. Air-Defence for the 21st Century, Part Two; Tim Ripley; Air International, July 2004, S.76-80. 11. Kampf gegen Raketen; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, I/2005, S.23-29.

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Luftfahrtindustrie
Die Rstungsindustrie in Deutschland; Dieter Hanel; SuT, August 2003, S.15-21. Die Bundeswehr und die deutsche Rstungsindustrie; Dieter Hanel; Bernard & Graefe Verlag, Bonn, 2003.

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Luft/Boden-Flugkrper
Fit fr die Zukunft - Die Rstungsplanungen fr die Flugabwehrraketenverbnde der Luftwaffe; Heinz Wohak Oberst i.G., Luftwaffe; SuT, 2/2000, S.93-99. Moderne Luft/Boden-Bewaffnung der Luftwaffe; K. Hringer & B. Jelinek; SuT, Januar 2003, S.30-36.

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Luftverteidigung - Air Defense => Flugabwehr

Electronic Warfare Principles; Chapter 3 , Introduction to Air Defense; Air Force Pamphlet, AFP 51-3; 1. September 1978. Fhrungssysteme der Luftverteidigung, Beitrag von Hans Gillert, Dr.-Ing., in Elektronik in der Luftverteidigung; Bernard & Graefe Wehr und Wirtschaft, Koblenz 1984. Operative Grundlagen der Luftverteidigung; Horst Martin; Beitrag in Das europische Jagdflugzeug Eurofighter, Report Verlag GmbH, Bonn und Frankfurt a.M., D46892, 6/98, S.4-8. Fit fr die Zukunft - Die Rstungsplanungen fr die Flugabwehrraketenverbnde der Luftwaffe; Heinz Wohak Oberst i.G., Luftwaffe; SuT, 2/2000, S.93-99. Erweiterte Luftverteidigung, Sachstand und Ausblick zur Flugkrper-Abwehr; Dr.-Ing. Karl-Heinz Allgaier - EADS/LFK; SuT, April 2001, S.22-28. Luftverteidigung ist knftig Aufgabe aller Teilstreitkrfte; Kapitnleutnant Andreas Uhl - Marinefhrungssysteme Wilhelmshaven; SuT, Juli 2002, S.7-

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Luft/Luft-Flugkrper
Bewaffnung fliegender Plattformen, 2. Fachtagung, 7. Mai 2002; SuT, Mrz 2002, S.38-39. Air-to Air Missile directory 2004; Rob Hewson; Air International, September 2004, S.45-57.

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LUNA
LUNA auf dem Vormarsch; rj; SuT, November 2002, S.4. Aufklrungsfhigkeiten der Artillerie im Heer der Zukunft; Oberst Heinrich Fischer - Artillerieschule; SuT, November 2002, S.13-18. LUNA und ALADIN; pp; SuT, Oktober 2004, S.44. Drohnen in der Bundeswehr - Die aufstrebende Waffe; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt/III, 2004, S.44-51. LUNA - Luftgesttzte Unbemannte NahaufklrungsAusstattung; Gnter Selbert; wt IV/2005, S.90-94. LUNA - Eine Erfolgsgeschichte; Frank Wasgindt, Oberstleutnant, BMVg; SuT, Oktober 2007, S.28-32.

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M Band => Frequenzbandbezeichnungen M3AR, M3SR, M3TR

Http://www.m3tr.rohde-schwarz.com M3TR - universal software radio for the digital battlefield; Ulrich Otto; R&S MIL NEWS, 1999/II, S.3-6. Digital Reprogrammable Software Radio R&S M3SR: Software Radios lsen konventionelle Funkgerte ab; Robert Vielhuber; R&S MIL NEWS, 6/2002, S.20-22. Rohde & Schwarz: Taktische Kommunikation - neu definiert. M3TR - fr den Weg in die Zukunft; Anzeige in wt IV/2003, S.26. Software Defined Radio System R&S M3TR - Digitale taktische Funknetze mit MIL-STD-188-220B; Dr. Gnter Greiner; MIL NEWS (von Rohde & Schwarz), (2004), Nr. 8, S.4-11. Softwaredefinierte Funkgerte - Die Funkgertefamilie R&S M3xR von Rohde & Schwarz im Einsatz; Dr. Rdiger Leschhorn - R&S; Strategie und Technik, August 2005, S.2829.

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Phase noise performance of Magnetrons; W.E. Garrigus Ford Aerospace; MJ, July 1977, S.59-64, 73. Mikrowellen; Gnter Nimitz; Carl Hanser, Mnchen-Wien, 1980. Millimetre Wave Magnetrons, Firmenunterlagen von English Electric Valve Co Ltd, Enland, UK, 1981. Magnetrons offer advantages in coherent transmitters (Radar); B. Vyse, M.O. White; MSN, October 1983, S.118127. Tuning-Fork design improves Magnetron performance in Frequency-Agile Radars; A.H. Pickering & G.J. Rowlands (EEV); MSN&CT, June 1986, S.70-73. 60-Megawatt Magnetron developed; S.G.; DE, January 1992, S.21.

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Maigret
Http://www.mrcm.net MRCM-Anzeige in JED, September 2004, S.6. MRCM Systems: MAIGRET 5000, Combined Naval RESM, ELINT, CESM, COMMINT and SIGINT System; Version 05/2004. Marinefunksystem MAIGRET 5000; www.eads.net.

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MAD
Anti-Submarine Warfare Oceanography, Part III; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.7, July 1981, S.67-72. Advanced integrated MAD system - AIMS; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.6, 1987, S.625-629.

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Mako
Air Force Special - Militrfuftfahrt heute, No.2; GeraNova Zeitschriftenverlag GmbH, Mnchen, 2000-2. Mako light Combat Aircraft and Advanced Trainer; Firmenprospekt: EADS Military Aircraft, Mnchen, Nr. 310 02/01. Mako, Prototyp soll 2005 startklar sein; Daniela Bommer; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.4. Juli-September 2001, S.58-59. Mako - Ein Flugzeug fr ein modernes Ausbildungskonzept; Peter Preylowski; SuT, Mai 2002, S.22-23. EADS Mako; Alan Dawes, AIR International, May 2002, S.284-290. Training fr Piloten von morgen - Mako HEAT; dan; Mforum, Juni 2003, S.8-9. Mako Heat - Ein Trainer fast wie ein Jger; Daniela Bommer; Planet aerospace, Okt.-Nov.-Dez. 4/2003, S.4243.

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Magnetblasenspeicher - Magnetic Bubble Memory

Megabit-level Magnetic Bubble Memory impacts military computer systems; Bernard C. Cole; DE, September 1979, S.69-77. Magnetic Bubble Memories: Technology and applications; W.A. Bellmer & E.R. Davis; ME/C, Vo.7, No.8, August 1981, S.67-70, 89, 90. The Bubble Memory option; Carol Weisenstein - Intel; DE, September1985, S.97-104. Bubbles on the rise; P.V. Cooper & P.M. Maclntosh -Plessey Microsystems; DE, June 1986, S.139-149. Bubble subsystems challenge conventional memories; Barry Lieberman, et al.; DE, December 1986, S.107-114. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

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Magnetostatics
Beyond SAW Filters: Magnetostatics Show Promise; J.M. Owens & C.V. Smith, Jr.; MSN, June 1979, S.44-48. Magnetostatics Promise Analog Processing at Microwave Frequencies; J.C. Sethares; MSN, March 1981, S.82-99. Advanced Microwave signal processing in Telecommunications, Radar, and Elelectronic-Warfare Systems; Fulvio Ananasso, et al.; MSN&CT, October 1987, S.108-126.

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Manpads
Ground-Based Manpads defense; John Porcello - L3 Communications; JED, May 2004, S.55-59. The complexity of civil Counter MANPADS; Adrian Gerold; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, April 2005. Counter Manpads: Live-fire finale? Ed McKenna; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, 1. July 2007.

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Marine
Weltweit anerkannt - der deutsche Marineschiffbau; Werner Schttelndreyer; wt III/1999, S.39-41. Marinefhrungssystem - Teil I; Michael Droste; wt III/2000, S.28-34. Marinefhrungssystem - Teil II; Michael Droste; wt, I/2001, S.54-60. Marine-Enzyklopdie von A bis Z; Jrgen Gebauer & Egon Krenz; Tosa Verlag, Wien, 2003.

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Magnetron
Magnetrons; Hinkel, K. Dr.; Philips Technische Bibliothek, 1961. Mikrowellen; A.J. Baden Fuller; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1974.

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MARS/MLRS
Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg), Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 1999, S.148. EADS entwickelt Feuerleitsystem fr MLRS; dk; SuT, Juli 2003, S.5. Raketenwerfer MARS; Klaus-Jrg Himstedt; SuT, Oktober 2004, S.31-33.

MBDA Missile Systems; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.4. JuliSeptember 2001, S.50-53 6. Leserbrief - Lserforum; SuT, November 2001, S.66. 7. European Missile manufacturers merge; European Report Brendan P. Rivers; JED, February 2002, S.20. 8. MBDA auf allen Mrkten prsent; Stephane Ferrard; PLANET AEROSPACE, 2/2002, S.14-17. 9. MBDA, Matra BAe Dynamics ALenia; SuT, April 2002, S.41. 10. MBDA Firmengruppe im Dienst der Verteidigung; PLANET AEROSPACE, 4/2002 (Okt.-Nov.-Dez.), S.38-41. 11. MBDA in Europa bei schiffsgesttzten Flugkrpern fhrend; Pierre Bayle; PLANET AEROSPACE, 4/2004, S.38-41.

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MC A => E-10A MC A MCCIS

Weiterentwicklung der Fhrungsuntersttzung - Network Centric Warfare; Fregattenkapitn Franz-Dietmar Dahmann - Referent im BMVg; SuT, April 2004, S.42-48.

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Marschflugkrper - Cruise Missiles

The dawn of a new era - Cruise Missiles; Bill Walsh; Countermeasures,Vol.3, No.1, January 1977, S.20-26, 52. Special Report: Cruise Missile Technology; MSN, September 1977, S.53-79. The Multirole Cruise Missile; Bill Walsh; ME/C, Vol.4, No.9, September 1978, S.42-48. U.S. Cruise Missiles gird Strategic Defense; Floyd C. Painter; DE, November 1988, S.38-41.

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MCT
Passive Flugkrperwarner; Ingo Schwaetzer, Diehl BGT Defence; Strategie und Technik, Oktober 2005, S.44-45.

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MEADS
Fit fr die Zukunft - Die Rstungsplanungen fr die Flugabwehrraketenverbnde der Luftwaffe; Heinz Wohak Oberst i.G., Luftwaffe; SuT, 2/2000, S.93-99. Flugkrper in der Bundeswehr; Wolf-Rdiger Petereit; wt, II/2000, S.18-23. MEADS, Ein Erfolgsmodell fr die transatlantische Kooperation; Horst Binder; SuT, November 2001, S.40-43. Fragen zu MEADS; SuT, August 2001, S.36. Abwehr ballistischer Flugkrper; Hans Joachim Wagner; wt II/2002, S.33-34. Triple Threat Missile Defense; Michael Valenti; JED, July 2002, S.57-59. MEADS - Premiere in der transatlantischen Kooperation; Horst Binder; PLANET AEROSPACE, 1/2003, S.26,27. Meads; Alle Fakten liegen auf dem Tisch; PP; SuT, September 2003, S.42-43. Der erfolgreiche Abnahmetest; pp; SuT, Oktober 2003, S.62. MEADS Systemvorfhrung erfolgreich; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2004, S.24. Die deutsche Luftverteidigung - Mit SAMOC und MEADS auf neuen Wegen; Jrgen Ppelmann; wt II/2004, S.64-69. MEADS - Bereit fr die Entwicklungsphase; Julia Strohbusch; PLANET AEROSPACE, 1/2004, Jan.-Feb.-Mrz, S.46-47. MEADS - Beispiel fr erfolgreiche transatlantische Zusammenarbeit; PP; SuT, September 2004, S.50-52. Multinational MEADS Programm launches forward; P Brendan; JED, November 2004, S.14-16. Kampf gegen Raketen; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, I/2005, S.23-29. Durchblick und Weitblick; Martin Billeisen; Planet aerospace, 4/2005, Okt./Nov./Dez., S.74-77. Luftwaffe: Material- und Ausrstungsplanung; Markus Schetilin - Luftwaffe; Strategie und Technik, Mai 2006, S.2027.

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Master Clock
Master Clocks for improving overall System performance; J.W. Porter - Austron; MSN&CT, August 1988, S.62-66.

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MAV, Micro Air Vehicle

MAVs and ants; Malcolm Davis; Air International, December 1999, S.342-345.

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Maverick, AGM-65A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H/J/K
Maverick-Flugerprobung beendet; SuT, 3/1973, S.134-135. The Maverick Missile counters modern sea weapons; Cmdr. Joseph Wiggins; USN; ME/C, Vol.8. No.11, November 1982, S.42-47. Maverick: A story of guidance progress; James W. Rawles; DE, November 1988, S.56-69. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg), Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 1999, S.148. AGM-65 Maverick; IECM 2001, S.244. AGM-65 Maverick; Http://www.periscope.ucg.com/sampleweapon.htm l; 21. April 2003. AGM-65 Maverick; http://www.defensedaily.com/progprof/usaf/AGM_65_Ma verick.html , 29.02.2004

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Mehrfachreflexionen - Multipath
Test generator accurately mimics multipath fading Product of Tekelec, Calabasas, CA; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)9, S.229. Eliminating multipath fading in digital radios; Ted Duffy Tekelec, Calabasas, CA; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)6, S.127-134.

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Mehrfachkeulen-Antennen
MBA vs. Phased Array: Whats Best for Satellite Application? Leon J. Ricardi; MSN, May 1978, S.32-37. Multibeam Antennas Improve Satellite Communication; Dr. Satyen Das; MSN, December 1977, S.42-55. Multibeam Array Controls RPVs; D.F. Lehman; MSN, October 1978, S.113-114, 131. Integrated Multiple Beam Microstrip Arrays; P.S. Hall & S.J. Vetterlein; MJ, Jan. 1992, S. 103-114.

Meteor bringt die berlegenheit in der Luft; Stephane Ferrard; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.1, November-Dezember 2000, S.44-46. SuT, Dez. 2001, S.46. Meteor: Schnell und weit mit dem Ramjet; Stephane Ferrard; PLANET AEROSPACE, 2/2002, S.36-37. Meteor; Volker F. Spth; SuT, September 2003, S.34-37. Air-to-Air Missile Directory 2004; Rob Hewson; Air International, September 2004, S.45-57.

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MIC, Microwave Integrated Circuit

Millimeter MICs Rely On Hybrid-Open Microstrip; T.H. Oxley; MSN, September 1979, S.75-83, 155, 159. MIC sources hold key to future EW systems; W.A. Crofut & A. Reynolds - Narda Microwave, Hauppauge, NY; Microwaves, 21(1982)6, S.83-87. Microwave Integrated Circuits Offer Alternatives to the Radar System Designer; R. W. Shillady (AEL); MSN, August 1983, S.100, 107,119.

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Mehrfunktions-Antennen
Antennas: Highly Visible and Hardly Visible; Don Herskovitz; JED, May 1999, S.63-68. Single slotted array achives multimode performance; John 1. Cross, Don Collier und Len Goldstone; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)4, S.

MICA
Luft/Luft-Flugkrper der nchsten Generation, Realisierungsmglichkeiten und Vorschlge. Beitrag von Rudi Meller, in Elektronik in der Luftverteidigung, S.8188; Bernard & Graefe Verlag, Koblenz 1984. AW&ST, June 16, 1977, S.183. MICA; IECH 2001, S.218.

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MEKO
MEKO D-Fregatte - ein Konzept der Zukunft; Dieter Stockfisch; SuT, November 2002, S.44-47.

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Microcomputer, Microprocessor
The microprocessor processing process; John Springer; ME/C, Vol.3, No.9, September 1977, S.32,36,37,38,42. Microcomputers for Avionics and EW; ICH, 3rd Ed., 1977/78, S.477-483. The Microprocessor revolution in military systems; Rocky Evans - Intel, Santa Clara, CA; ME/C, 4(1978)2, S.14-15. Specifications of selected military Microprocessors; EW/DE, June 1978, S.52-53. Integrating Microprocessor characterization and test data for use in systems design; John D. Shea; - Integrated Circuit Engineering; DE, September 1980, S.91-97. Microcomputers - Infokasten; DE, September 1980, S.94. A Microprocessor mediates the Noise-Figure dwbate; Mik Cuevas - Hewlett-Packard, Palo Alto, CA; Microwaves, 20(1981)13, S.51-58,81. Developement systems fill programmimg needs; J. Gorell & G. Plant; DE, February 1982, S.72-80. Military Microprecessor directory; DE, August 1991, S.4955.

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MEMS
MEMS make noise at NTT-S; Jack Browne Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)6, S.17. 6-GHz MEMS switch handls 1 Million Cycles; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)6, S.44. MEMS and the MTT-S Show; Letter to the Editor by John Maciel - Radant Technologies; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)7, S.40. MEMS switches run for 100 Billion cycles; Product Technology - Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)7, S.102. An Introduction to Microelectromechanical Systems Engineering, Second Edition; Nadim Maluf & Kirt Williams; Artech House Books, Horizon House Publications, Inc., 2004. Introduction to Microelectromechanical Microwave Systems, Second Edition; hector J. De Los Santos; Artech House Books, Horizon House Publications, Inc., 2004. MEMS Mechanical Sensors; Steve P. Beeby, Graham Ensel, Michel Kraft, Neil M. White, University of Southampton; Artech House Books, Horizon House Publications, Inc., 2004. Intelligente Winzlinge; Nicole Geffert; Report; MTU Aero Engines, Sommer/Herbst 2005, S.20-21. Http://www.mtu.de/report. Tracking MEMS in navigation systems; Kathleen Kocks; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, January 2006.

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Microscanempfnger
Microscan Revisited - Candidate for the Agile Environment; Harry Hewitt; EW, September 1976, S.49-53. Time of Compressive Receivers has not come; DE, May 1981, S.50. Compressive Receiver Technology; W.D. Daniels, M. Churchman, R. Kyle & W. Skudera; MJ, April 1986, S.175185. Compressive Receivers apllied to ESM system design; K. D. Breuer et al. - Eaton Corp., AIL Division; MSN&CT, October 1986, S.66-75. Microscan Receivers boost intercept probability; Hermann F. Schmid - SRI International; DE, October 1986, S.205-214.

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Messmittel => Mikrowellen-Mess- und Testmittel Meteor

Flugkrpersystem Luft-Luft mittlere Reichweite, METEOR, fr das Kampfflugzeug Eurofighter 2000; wt, IV/2000, S.202-203.

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Mikrowellen - Microwaves
Founations for Microwave Engineering; Robert E. Collin; McGraw-Hill Book Company, International Student Edition, Auckland-Tokyo, 1966. Mikrowellen - Lehrbuch fr Studierende der Elektrotechnik und Physik hherer Semester; A.J. Baden Fuller; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1974. Originalausgabe: Microwaves, Pergamon Press Ltd., Oxford, 1969. Microwave technology in missile guidance; Don Dugdale; DE, May 1986, S.113-120. RF and Microwaves: Business or hobby; Bert Berson Acrian; MSN&CT, October 1986, S.59-60. Microwave education: Meeting thr need for Engineers; M. L. Edwards - John Hopkins Uni; MSN&CT, October 1986, S.115-120. Mikrowellentechnik; Erich Pehl; Hthig, Heidelberg: Band 1: Band 2: Antennen und aktive Bauteile, 2. Auflage, 1989. Mikrowellentechnik - Grundlagen, Anwendungen, Metechnik; Gnter Ks & Peter Pauli (Hrsg); FranzisVerlag, Mnchen, 1991. Mikrowellen in der Anwendung - Funk, Radar, Erwrmung; Erich Pehl; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1993. The Microwave Engineering Handbook; Ed. by Bradford L. Smith & Michel-Henri Carpentier; Chapman & Hall, Bradford, 1993. Vol.1: Microwave components. Vol.2: Microwave circuits, antennas and propagation. Vol. 3: Microwave systems and applications. Hochfrequenztechnik in Funk und Radar, 4. Auflage; H.-G. Unger; Teubner Verlag, 1994. Mikrowellentechnik; Werner Bchtold; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1999.

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Microwave Remote Sensing

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MIDS
Sensor Synergy; Graham Warwick, Flight International, 4. February 1989, S.30-32. AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993. MIDS/Link 16 Technologie-Demonstrator ist in der Luft; ww; EADS-Magazin: Mforum, Mrz 2001, S.18. Fit fr internationale Missionen - Vorteile der Integration von MIDS in Eurofighter; Jose Fco. Perez Pomares; Mforum, Heft 4/2003, Dezember 2003, S.16. 6. 7. 8. 9.

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Mikrowellendetektoren
Multidiode approach offers improved micriwave detector performance; B. Siegal & C. Lai; MSN, Aug./Sept. 1975, S.101-110. Mikrowellentechnik - Kap. 8: Detektoren und Mischer; Werner Bechtold; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1999.

Mikrowellen-Komponenten
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MIKADO
MIKADO: Die Mikroaufklrungsdrohne fr den Ortsbereich; 4. Hauptmann Dipl. Kfm. Gunnar Ben Schievelbein, 5. Heeresamt III; Strategie und Technik, Mai 2007, S.16-19.

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Mikrostreifenleitungen, Microstrip Lines

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Mikrowellenleitungen
Refresh your thinking about microwave cable; John Zorzy; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)7, S.71-74.

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Mikrowellen Mess- & Testmittel

Microwave Measurement Techniques; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.362-373. Advances in Microwave Receiver Testing; C.E. Foster,II & K.J. Wong; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.4, No.2, March/April 1977. Power Meter Aids Computer Measurement (Application Note); MSN, March 1980, S.94-96. Multiport Network Analyzers (Instrumentation): Meeting the design need; Ross A. Speciale; MSN, June 1980, S.6789. Hochfrequenz- und Mikrowellen-Metechnik in der Praxis; Wolf Dieter Schleifer; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1981. Automated frequency domain analysis using a Microwave Frequency Counter; Shmuel Shalem -EIP Microwave; MSN, November 1981, S.54-59. Noise Measurements for Low-Noise GaAs FET Amplifiers (Instrumentation); Eric Strid -Tektronix; MSN, November 1981, S.62-70. Automated dual tone tests with Generator/Sweeper Duo (Instrumentation); James Hice, et al. -Wiltron; MSN, November 1981, S.73-88. A Microprocessor mediates the Noise-Figure dwbate; Mik Cuevas - Hewlett-Packard, Palo Alto, CA; Microwaves, 20(1981)12, S.51-58, 81. Noise Measurement checklist eliminates costly errors; Eric Strid -Tektronix; MSN, December 1981, S.88-107. Automated Testing needs simplicity and control, Part 1; Robert Rheinlander - Motorola, Phoenix, AZ; Microwaves, 21(1982)1, S.59-66. Automated Testing needs simplicity and control, Part II; Robert Rheinlander - Motorola, Phoenix, AZ; Microwaves, 21(1982)2, S.49-53. Practical approach makes TSS measurement simple; Richard Smith Hughes - Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, CA; Microwaves, 21(1982)1, S.69-72. ATE: Trends in Communication/Microwave Test Instruments; Asad M. Madni & Stanley M. Wolf; ME/C, Vol.8, No.6, June 1982, S.15-21.

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15. ATE System upgrades production efficiency and accuracy (Testing); Dale Harpester (Omni Sprctra) & Dean Amann Pacific Measurements; MSN, June 1982, S.142-144. 16. Design of automatic Receiver Test Systems; S.A. Moser; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.9, No.4, July/Aug. 1982. 17. 18 to 60 GHz Signal Generator from existing sources; R.S. Napier & J. Cowell; W J Tech-notes, Vol. 9, No 5, Sept./Oct. 1982. 18. Application and Operation of the 8970A Noise Figure Meter; Hewlett-Packard Product Note 8970A-1, October 1982. 19. Low Frequency sample provides Pulse Frequency Measurement; C. S. Aitchison - Uni of London; MSN, February 1983, S.172180. 20. Image and Second-Stage correction resolve Noise Figure Measurement Confusion; W. E. Pastori - Eaton; MSN, May 1983, S.67-86. 21. Synthesized Signal Generators find many Microwave applications; B. Hull - Racal-Dana; MSN, June 1983, S.7078. 22. Evaluate noise figure and noise temperature; Nick Kuhn Hewlett-Packard, Palto Alto, CA; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)11, S.113-119. 23. Noise-Figure Meter broadens coverage with two new Excess-Noise sources - Product of Hewlett-Packard; MSN, November 1983, S.134-135. 24. RF power meters: Measurement workhorses; Jack Browne Associate Editor; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)1, S.6570,92,143. 25. Market blooms for microwave test equipment; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)4, S.55. 26. Test and Measurement equipment: The demand intensifies; Editorial; MSN, November 1984, S.108-159. 27. Microwave system testing; A.W. Carlson - M/A-COM; MSDH, Vol.13, No.11, November 1983, S.244-256. 28. Testing Oscillators, Amplifiers, and Mixers; C.E. Foster, et al. - Wavetek;MSDH, Vol.13, No.11, November 1983, S.267-277. 29. Handbuch der elektronischen Megerte; J. Osinga & J.W. Maaskant; Franzis, Mnchen 1984. 30. Procedures explained for Mm-Wave vector measurements with the Hewlett-Packard 8510A analyzer; HewlettPackerd Co.; MSN, December 1984, S.65-90. 31. Modular measurement system: More than a spectrum analyzer; Frank Angelo & Al Schmidt - Hewlett-Packard, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)13, S.117,118,122,125. 32. Automated testing speeds EW receiver evaluation; K.J. Allen & B.Y. Tsui - Wright-Patterson AFB; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.113-118. 33. Design considerations for Automated RF Test Equipment; C.S. Fitterer & M.A. Nurmi; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.12, No.2, March/April 1985. 34. Military EMC tests benefit from automation; E.L. Bronaugh & P.A. Sikora - Electro Metrics, Amsterdam, NY; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)9, S.87-93. 35. Radar targets reveal all to automated tester; Rick E. Hartman; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)9, S.101-107. 36. RF synthesizer system tailors waveforms; Jack Browne Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)2, S.129-132. 37. Pulse generator races to 4 GHz; Siegfried Knorr - Colby Instruments, Santa Monica, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)3, S.155-157. 38. Techniques explained for CW Power measurement; B. O. Weinschel, Ch. W. Hancock & R. C. Powell (Weinschell Engineering); MSN&CT, May 1986, S.78-103.

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39. ATE Tower of Babel under siege by DOD; Michael Kachmar Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)8, S.33-43. 40. Spectrum Analyzers take control of Microwave stimulusresponse measurements; D. Handlon & L. Ulrich - HewlettPackard; MSN&CT, September 1986, S.102. 41. Putting EW Systems to the test; W.D. Spencer & T.M. Miller- Georgia Tech.; DE, October 1986, S.217-240. 42. Anzeige von Millitech Corporation, South Deerfield, MA, USA;; MSN&CT, November 1986, S.27. 43. Spectrum Analyzers achieve more power on the front panel; Ken Dawson - Tektronix; MSN&CT, December 1986, S.81-93 44. Noise generator spans 2 to 18 GHz - Product of Noise Com, Hackensack, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)13, S.171,175. 45. Testing digital Fiber-Optic Systems; John Curtin - Anritsu America - & Gerald Campell - Telco systems Fiber Optic; MSN&CT, January 1987, S.68-70. 46. Complex Modulation testing of components and Systems accomplished using new tools; J.L. Minck & D. Gildea Hewlett-Packard; MSN&CT, February 1987, S.8-19. 47. Digital Osciloscope provides fast, automated PulseModulation measurements; D. Schwartz & B. Lord Hewlett-Packard; MSN&CT, March 1987, S.36-46. 48. Analyzer improvements make real-time Antenna tests practical; Wayne Briggs; MSN&CT, May 1987, S.74-86. 49. Test and Measurement Matrix; MSN&CT, May 1987, S.115154. 50. Spectrum Analyzers cover 100 Hz to 325 GHz; Tektronix Product; MSN&CT, June 1987, S.90-92. 51. Spectrum-Analyzer Counters eliminate false counts; Ken Dawson - Tektronix; MSN&CT, August 1987, S.86-95. 52. Peak Powe Meters, 30 MHz to 40 GHz; Series 8500; Beilage von Wavetek Microwave, Sunnyvale, CA, in Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)8. 53. Vector Analyzer speeds power.sensor calibration results; John Gregory Burns - John Hopkins University, Laurel, MS; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)8, S.91-96. 54. Automation and accuracy requirements force new pulsedRf Measurement techniques; Gene Waltz - Tektronix; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.28-41. 55. Electronic-Warfare Automatic Test Equipment; Steven D. Adams & Clifford S. Fitterer WJ; MSN&CT, October 1987, S.8-19. 56. Evaluating Noise sources for Noise-Figure measurement; Gary Simonyan - Noise Com; MSN&CT, October 1987, S.6871. 57. High-speed analyzer measures frequency changes with time - HP-Product, Palo Alto, CA; Johnathan Cross Hewlett-Packard, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)13, S.131-134. 58. Buying a Digital Oscilloscope; R. Loop & B. Adams Tektronix; MSN&CT, January 1988, S.70-76. 59. Statistical calibration assures accurate vector; E. McHenry & K. Kafadar; MSN&CT, March 1988, S.70-76. 60. Redundancy solves ambiguity in ATE System test, Part I; Brian MacArthur, et al.; MSN&CT, March 1988, S.80-88. 61. Redundancy solves ambiguity in ATE System test, Part II; Brian MacArthur, et al.; MSN&CT, April 1988, S.107-114. 62. Microwave Test Equipment - Where next? R.J. Buxton Marconi Instruments; MSN&CT, August 1988, S.30-36. 63. Test-Systems architecture for the future; Joseph DePond Hewlett-Packard; MSN&CT, August 1988, S.42-50. 64. Advanced Frequency-Agile Signal Simulator provides EW, Radar testing; Product of Hewlett-Packard; MSN, April 1989, S.55-56.

65. Signal Analyzer captures Signals at 2 GS/s for instant measurement and display; Tektronix Product; MSN, June 1989, S.67. 66. Understanding RF/Microwave ATE Switching - Tutorial; Paul Dhillon - Racal-Dana Instruments; MSN, August1989, S.5358. 67. Reate complex waveforms with simulation software; Daren B. McClearnon - Hewlett-Packard, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)11, S.81-86. 68. Transition analyzer scans amplitude and phase of 40-GHz pulses - Product of Hewlett-Packered; Jack Browne - Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)3, S.150-157. 69. Portable set runs array of tests to 26.5 GHz - Product of Marconi Instruments; Jack Browne - Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)1, S.123-129. 70. Test and Measurement equipment keep pace with electronic technology advances: DE, August 1993, S.49-51. 71. Equipment tests wireless system performance; Janine Sullivan - Associate Editor; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)1, S.29-36. 72. Calibrating changes in test equipment; Jack Browne Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)1, S.32-39. 73. MT8801B Radio Communication Analyzer; Anzeige von Anritsu Wiltron in: Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)7, S.30. 74. Tracking trends in test equipment; Jack Browne Publisher/editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.108-109. 75. Test group focuses on spread spectrum; Victor Perrote Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.121-122. 76. A sampling of portable EW test sets; Don Herskovitz; JED, May 1999, S.69-73. 77. Making the most of EW T&E resources- Technology; Robert W. Hilke; JED, March 2000, S.45-52. 78. Test receivers measure EMI compliance - Product of Rohde & Schwarz, Mnchen; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)4, S.46. 79. T&M firms forge ahead despite the communications slump; Gene Heftman - SE; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)7, S.35-44. 80. Instrument evaluates Oscillator performance; Jack Browne - Publischer/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)7, S.97-98.

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Mikrowellen-Rhren - Microwave Tubes, Transmitter

Mikrowellen; Kapitel l9; A.J. Baden Fuller; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1974. Forecast of available RF power source performance for the 1980-1990 time frame; S.F. Kaisel; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.494-504. Microwave Transmitter Technology development; Durwood Creed - Rome Air Development Center, AFB; MJ, September 1977, S.38,39. Microwave Transmitter Technolgy development; Henry Friedman - Rome Air Development Center, AFB; MJ, March 1978, S.28,54. Tubes find wide use in Military Systems; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.372-377. Modern Microwave Tubes; J.M. Baird & T.H. Schultz; JED, October 1984, S.103-108. High-Power Microwave Tubes for state-of-the art military and scientific applications; Bradford L. Smith - Thomson CSF; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.6, 1987, S.647-655. Evolution of Microwave power sources; Armand Staprans Varian; MSN, June 1989, S.20-25. From Magnetrons to Gyratrons: A technical summary; MSN, June 1989, S.29.

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DC bis 100 GHz- Das HF-Schalter-Programm von Telemeter Electronic; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.8, No.5, 1982, S.591592. Microwave Switch selection techniques; S.J. Algeri & G.R. Hicks; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.11, No.1, Jan./Feb. 1984. Techniques developed for the design and implementation of Microwave switch matrices; E. R. Farren & E. McDowell; MSN&CT, April 1986, S.78-94 Transmission: Connector Technology and Key characteristics of major Microwave Transmission media; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.407. Coaxial SPDT switch controls DC to 40 GHz; Jack Browne Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)10, S.139-140. Compact electromagnetic Switches meet Aerospace performance demands; Walter Reed - Dynatech Microwave Technology; MSN, June 1989, S.50-56. Switches perform high-frequency signal routing; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)7, S.125-132. Matrix switches enhance ATE system performance- Product of Hewlett-Packard; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)2, S.164166. Select a mechanical RF relay or switch; John Wenger - DowKey Microwaves, Ventura, CA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)5, S.183-189.

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Hewlett Packard, Signalgeneratoren bei hheren Frequenzen, Bblingen, 1974. 18 to 60 GHz Signal Generator from existing sources; R.S. Napier & J. Cowell; W J Tech-notes, Vol. 9, No. 5, Sept./Oct. 1982. Hewlett Packard, HF und Mikrowellen-Signalgeneratoren, Seminarunterlagen, Bblingen, 1987. Signal sources yield improved performance at diminishing cost; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)11, S.135-141. Modern signal generators emulate complex waveforms; Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 40(20021)7, S.111-116,137.

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Millimeter Radar, fundamentals and applications; Part One; E.K. Reedy; ME/C, Aug. 1980, S.62-65. Millimeter Radar, fundamentals and applications; Part Two; E.K. Reedy; ME/C, September 1980, S.95-99. Prototype Tests Secure Millimeter Communications (Millimeter Receiver); Paul G. Steffes & Ronald A. Meck; MSN, October 1980, S.59-68. InP Emerges as Near-Ideal Material for Prototype Millimeter-Wave Devices; F. Berlin Frank, Ph.D. (Varian Associates); MSN, February 1982, S.59-72. Silicon MOSFETs Attain High Speed via Submicron Dimensions (Solid State, mm); H.J. Boll u.a. (Bell Laboratories); MSN, February 1982, S.75-96. Gunn Technologys Low-Noise Advantage is Boosting MMWave Radar Capabilities; R. H. Merriam (General Electric); MSN, August 1983, S.80-99. Millimeter-wave Radar features unique characteristics and designs; James C. Wiltse; MSN, May 1984, S.58-76. Radar Frequency management and the new mm-Wave Radar operating Frequencies; MJ, Dec. 1984, S.36-44. Technique allows measurement of small millimeter antenna patterns; Paul L. Goldsmith, Ellen Moore; MSN, December 1984, S.59-63. Radar Warning Receivers Going Millimeter; Richard Hartman; ICH, 1984, S.315-323. Chart the availability of mm-wave seekers; J.M. Schuchardt & J.M. Butterfield; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.107-111, 180. Hybrid design proves effective for flat millimeter-wave antennas; Klaus Solbach, AEG-Telefunken; MSN, June 1985, S.123-138. Mm-wave Radar challenges and benefits EW applications; Stephen L. Johnston; MSN & CT, June 1986, S.95-110.

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Millimeterwellen, Technologie
Millimeter Technology - The future looks promising; C.G. Thornton - USA; MJ, March 1977, S.14, 16. Millimeter waveguide systems; Special Staff Report; MJ, March 1977, S.24, 26. Millimeter Wave Technology - New criteris or comeback? ME/C, May 1977, S.28,30. Millimeter-Waves: A solution thats finally found a problem; Richard Davis; MSN, September 1977, S.63-70. Millimeter Wave Radiometry developments; Dr. J.E. Adair AFB; MJ, Nov. 1977, S.32-34. Millimeter wave image guide integrated circuits; Yu-Wen Chang; ME/C, May 1978, S.34-36. Millimeter Waves - Theyre alive and healthy; James C. Wiltse, Jr. - Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta; MJ, Aug. 1978, S.16, 18. Solid State Technology for Millimeter Waves; N.B. Kramer Hughes; MJ, Aug. 1978, S.57-61. Millimeter components: Lucrative sellers market brewing; Thomas W. Glynn; MSN, May 1979, S.40-41. Planar devices make production practical; Apostle G. Cardiasmenos; MSN, May 1979, S.46-56. Devices ready for Millimeter Systems; John Kuno; MSN, May 1979, S.71-77. Solid State Oscillators key to Millimeter Radar; Francisco J. Bernues, u.a.; MSN, May 1979, S.79-86. Will component advances finally yield Millimeter Systems? Jesse J. Taub; MSN, January 1980, S. 62-71. Millimeters turn practical; MSN, May 1980, S.19-28.

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Panzerabwehr-Lenkflugkrpersystem Milan; Jrgen Erbe; SuT, Mai 2003, S.28-29. Weiterentwicklung von MILAN; WT-Berichte; WT II/2005, S.16-17.

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Low cost airborne Radar; Richard Hartman; ME/C, May 1977, S.84,86,88. Millimeter Radar; Stephen L. Johnston - US Army; MJ, November 1977, S.16-28 Mm-Wave Instrumentation Radar systems; N.C. Currie, et al. - Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta; MJ, August 1978, S.35-44. Solid State Oscillators Key to Millimeter Radar; Francisco J. Bernues, u.a.; MSN, May 1979, S.79-86. NASA Radar Uses Ka-Band (Review); MSN, April 1980, S.31.

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15. Military Microwaves 80 features mm Systems; John Clarke; MSN, June 1980, S.59-64. 16. Practical MICs ready for Millimeter receivers, Rart One; Apostle G. Cardiasmenos; MSN, August 1980, S.37-51. 17. Mixers simplify Millimeter surveillance; John Reindel; MSN, August 1980, S.71-74. 18. Receiver yields 8 dB SSB at 90-100 GHz (Millimeter MICS, Part II); Apostle G. Cardiasmenos; MSN, September 1980, S.71-81. 19. Is Millimeter technology ready for Systems? MSN, December 1980, S.15. 20. Millimeter Frond End provides Frequency Agility (Radar); J. Cadwallader & D. English; MSN, December 1980, S.41-51. 21. Oscillators lock and tune at W Band (Millimeters); M. Crandell & F.J. Berrnues; MSN, December 1980, S.54-60. 22. Millimeters turn practical; ICH, 6th Ed., 1980/81, S.305-314. 23. MM Wave innovation; Frederick B. Dyer; Vol.7, No.2, ME/C, Vol.Vol.7, No.2, February 1981, S.84-90. 24. EIA technology comes of age; Nicholas C. Currie, David S. Ladd, J. Clark Butterworth; ME/C, Vol.7, No.5, May 1981, S.34-42. 25. Future trends i Millimeter-Wave receiver design; Dr. Apostle G. Cardiasmenos - Alpha; ME/C, Vol.7, No.6, June 1981, S.49-56. 26. Dual Frequency Antenna locates mmWave Transmitters; Lenrode Goldstone; MSN, October 1981, S.69-74. 27. Assessing Antennas for Small Satcom Terminals; J.R. Forrest; MSN, October 1981, S.77-100. 28. MM-Wave and Infrared - A hybrid for all-weather weaponsdelivery; Arthur C. Levitan; Vol. 8, No.2, ME/C, February 1882, S.100-103. 29. Great Britains Military Microwaves concentraits on Millimeters and beyond (Military Microwaves 82); Robert M. Vanderheiden; MSN, August 1982, S.109-118. 30. 18 to 60 GHz Signal Generator from existing sources; R.S. Napier & J. Cowell; W J Tech-notes, Vol. 9, No 5, Sept./Oct. 1982. 31. MM-Wave Seeker guides autonomous wasp (Review); MSN, October 1982, S.44-46. 32. Mm Solid State Transmitter sources come of age; Robert S. Ying (Hughes Aircraft Company); MSN, October 1982, S.9199. 33. Millimeter wave technology advances the science of force multiplication; Robert Roeder; Vol.8, No. 12, ME/C, December 1982, S.24-26. 34. Millimeterwellen-Technik, Teil 1: Ausbreitungsbedingungen und Anwendungen; H. Meinel, B. Rembold; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol. 9, No. 2, 1983, S.208-210. 35. Millimeterwellen-Technik, Teil II: Komponenten in Hohlleitertechnik; H. Barth, u.a.; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol. 9, No. 3, 1983, S.307-321. 36. Millimeterwellen-Technik, Teil III: Planar integrierte Komponenten; W. Menzel, K. Solbach; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol. 9, No.4, 1983, S.380-390. 37. Most reliable messenger: MM-wave get through; G.B. Tiffany - The Mitre; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)9, S.6473,164. 38. Millimeter-Wave IMPATT technology offers alternatives for higher performance; G. R. Thoren, PhD (Raytheon); MSN, September 1983, S.109-121. 39. Implementation of Millimeter-wave technology offers improved missile guidance performance; Georg Ziff, Dr. Paul Schwarz; MSN, November 1983, S.65-75.

40. Mm-Wave threats continue to grow; A.E. Braun - EW Communications; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.22-30. 41. Solid-State soueces power Millimeter transmitters; R.S. Ying - Hughes Aircraft; MSDH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.280-286. 42. Specifying Millimeter Downconverters; J.A. Paul - Hughes Aircraft; MSDH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.288-289. 43. W-Plane Filters designed for Millimeter use; D.W. Ball & L.Q. Bui - Hughes Aircraft; MSDH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.290-291. 44. Mm-Wave horizon is broadened by GaAs FETs; H. J. Kuno Hughes Aircraft; MSN, December 1983, S.51. 45. Quasioptical techniques offer advantages at millimeter frequencies; Paul F. Goldsmith; MSN, December 1983, S.6584. 46. Millimeter-Waves for Electronic Warfare; James C. Wiltse; JED, January 1984, S.55-61. 47. Miniature mm-wave source advances phase-lock technology; Mark S. Smith - Alpha Industries; MSN, January 1984, S.84-93. 48. Millimeter waves: Radio Astronomy looks at higher frequencies; P.G. Mezger - Max Planck Institute; MSN, January 1984, S.95-129. 49. Millimeter-wave Technology - Part 1: Operating diodes at mm-wave frequencies; R.A. Johnson - Hughes Aircraft, Torrance, CA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)4, S.143-148,153. 50. Millimeter-wave Technology - Part 2: Generating power at mm-wave frequencies; N.B. Ktamer & R.A. Johnson Hughes Aircraft, Torrance, CA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)5, S.243-249. 51. Millimeter-wave Technology - Part 2: Generating power at mm-wave frequencies; N.B. Ktamer & R.A. Johnson Hughes Aircraft, Torrance, CA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)6, S.162-167,186. 52. Millimeter waves close-up; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)9, S.87-141. 53. Finally, a market in millimeter waves; Barry Manz - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)9, S.90-94. 54. MM-Radar snapshot reveals maturing technology; David M. Russel; DE, October 1984, S.113-121. 55. Planar Waveguide approach optimizes Mm-Waveguide supercomponent design; Chandra Gupta - Alpha Industries; MSN, December 1984, S.93-98. 56. Millimeter-Wave Synthesizer cover full-waveguide bandwidths to 100 GHz (Hughes Product); MSN, December 1984, S.103-106. 57. Understanding fast wave devices used in Millimeter-Wave EW Systems; G. Dhler, Ph.D. & F. Voltaggio, Jr.; ICH, 9th Ed.,1984, S.341-354. 58. Progress continues in Millimeter-Wave signal analysis; Mohamed Sayed - Hewlett-Packard; MSN, January 1985, S.126-140. 59. Building a Millimeter-Wave infrastructure; Apostle G. Cardiasmenos - Raytheon; DE, July 1985, S.96-98. 60. Millimeter-Wave components - when? A. E. Braun, Editor; MSN&CT, September 1985, S.61-63. 61. Mm-Wave Radar challenges and benefits EW applications; Stephen L Johnston (International Radar Directory); MSN&CT, June 1986, S.95-110. 62. Design considerations examined for Millimeter-Wave Defense-Electronic Systems; Apostle G. Cardiasmenos Frequency Sources; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.280-296.

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Milstar Soars Beyond Budgut and Schedule Goals; DE, February 1989, S.66-72. 8. Raytheon to begin Milstar low-rate production; Business News; DE, February 1990, S.30. 9. Milstar fights for survival; James W. Rawles; DE, March 1990, S.49-54. 10. Milstar Satellite Communications System, DDN Programm profiles; PBI Media, LLC, 2002: www.defensedaily.com/progprof/USAF/Milstar.

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MIL-STD, Military Standard

New methods for IC Static Discharge Testing - MIL-STD883C; W. Simmons & P. Adamosky; DE, June 1988, S.152158. VLSI controllers for the Mil-Std-1553B Bus; Clay Lain; DE, September 1988, S.124-129. Personal Computer models Mil-Std-1750A Avionics systems; P.R.J. -Product; 1553, Still a key Standard; Charlotte Adams - Product Focus; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, December 2000. [http://www.aviationtoday.com] Mil-Std-1553: Evolution continues; Kim Rosenlof; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, September 2005.

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Mirage, Dassault Mirage 2000

Flugzeuge der Welt, heute - morgen; William Green & Dennis Punnett; Werner Classen Verlag, Zrich/Stuttgart, 1971. 2. French developing systems for combat aircraft; AW&ST, February 16, 1987, S.65-66. 3. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Dassault Mirage III; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. 4. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Dassault Mirage F.1; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. 5. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Dassault Mirage 2000; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. 6. Flugzeuge; Die wichtigsten Flugzeugtypen der Welt; Riccardo Niccoli; Kaiser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2001. 7. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Verlag Mittler, Hamburg, 2000. 8. Flugzeuge der Welt, 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001. 9. Killer angels, Frances Rafale has fire, but will glory remain a mirage? Bill Sweetman; JED, November 2002, S.44-48. 10. Dassault Mirage 2000; Typenplatt 11/2002; SuT, November 2002, S.53-54. 11. Mirage 2000-5s in Taiwan; Henri-Pierre Grolleau; AFN, July 2003, S.60-64.

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MILSTAR
Command Control Communications, C3I; MSN, May 1984, S.184-199. Finally, a market in millimeter waves; Barry Manz - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)9, S.90-94. Milstar Satellite project under watchfull eye; J.B.S. & D.A.D.; DE, June 1985, S.64. Raytheon wins Navys MILSTAR; Michael Kachmar - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)13 (December), S.21. The ascent to mm-waves; James C. Wiltse - Georgia Tech Research Institute, Atlanta, GA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)3, S.325-328. Two-Year delay seen for Milstar Programm, Tests rescheduled; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)10, S.35-36.

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Mischer - Mixer
Microwave Mixer and Detector Diodes; Technische Firmenunterlage von AEI Semiconductors Ltd, Lincoln, UK, June 1974. The Coplanar Mixer; F.A. Marki; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.1, No.4, July/Aug. 1974. Mixers as Phase Detectors; S. R. Kurtz; W J Tech-notes, Vol. 5, No 1, Jan./Feb. 1978. How to talk to Mixers, Learn the language of mixer specification; Dr J. F. Raynolds & M. R. Rosenzweig, Microwave Associates; Reprint from Microwaves, 17(1978)5. Specifying high-rel Mixers and Amplifiers; B.D. Bakner; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.7, No.6, Nov./Dec. 1980.

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Mixers: Part 1; B. C. Henderson; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 8, No.2, March/April 1981. Mixers: Part 2; B. C. Henderson; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 8, No.3, May/June 1981. Broadband Mixer is Designed for EW Applications; MSN, May 1981, S.127. Mixer Design Considerations Improve Performance; Bert Henderson; MSN, October 1981, S.103-118. Local Oscillator Phase Noise; C. J. Grebenkemper; W J Technotes, Vol. 8, No 6, Nov./Dec. 1981. Full-Range Orthogonal Circuit Mixers Reach 2 to 26 GHz (Product Feature); Bert Henderson (WJ); MSN, January 1982, S.122-126. Even Harmonic Mixers Offer Unique Features for Millimeter Bands; Donald Neuf -RHG; MSN, April 1982, S.103-119. Predicting intermodulation suppression in double-balanced Mixers; B.C. Henderson; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.10, No.4, July/Aug. 1983. Microwave sampling for Ultra-Broadband Frequency Conversion; S.E. Moore; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.10, No.6, Nov./Dec. 1983. Image-Reject and Single-Sideband Mixers; B.C. Henderson & J. A. Cock; W J Tech-notes, Vol. 12, No 3, May/June 1985. How to pick a microwave mixer; Victor Lander, et al. Triangle Microwave, Hanover, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)9, S.183-188. Dual Mixers; S.E. Avery; W J Tech-notes, Vol. 13, No 4, July/August 1986. Thin-film processing yields repeatable mixers; Richard G. Barber - Avantek, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)10, S.117-123. Multioctave, Double-Balanced Mixers designed using MIC Technology; R.M. Narayanan; MSN&CT, January 1987, S.108-115. W-Band Mixer with 35-GHz Bandwidth offers broad applications; R.C. Chedester & D.K. Walker - Millitech; MSN&CT, February 1987, S.94-99. Subsystem building blocks for high-performance Microwave Systems; S.P. MacCabe; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.14, No.3, May/June 1987. MIL-Specification Mixers; S.A. Schindler; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.15, No.2, March/April 1988. Coplanar mixer diodes as an alternative to beam lead dides for millimetre wave systems; S. Neylon, et al. - Marconi Electronic Devices Ltd, Lincoln, UK; issue 2, June 1988. Mixers in Microwave Systems - Tutorial, Part I; Bert Henderson -WJ; MSN, October 1989, S.64-74. Mixers in Microwave Systems - Tutorial, Part II; Bert Henderson -WJ; MSN, November 1989, S.71-75. Microwave Mixers in the 90s; Stephen A. Maas; MJ, 1990 State of the Art Reference. Mikrowellentechnik - Kap. 8: Detektoren und Mischer; Werner Bechtold; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1999. Mixer Poducts, Catalog No. 0981; Aertech Industries.

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Civil Avionics gain importance; David Steigman - Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 12, 1998, S.173-174. Military Avionics: Geography role; David L. Rockwell - Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.181-182. Safety: Focus of civil Avionics; David Steigman - Teal Group; &ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.181-182. More EW capability in smaller packages; Bruce D. Nordwall; AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.87-88. Fighter EW, the next generation; Bill Sweetman; JED, July 2000, S.41-47. Afghan operations underscore value of avionics arsenal; David I. Rockwell, Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Sourcw Book, January 14, 2002, S.199-200.

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Missionsdatenspeicher, MDR
Mission Data Recorders; David Jensen; Avionics Magazine Aviation Today, March 2002.

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Missionsplanung
U.S. Mission planning systems strive for portability; Lousa Griffin; DE, February 1992, S.38-41. Whats the plan; Michael Puttre; JED, February 2001, S.5157. Planning Strike Missions; Michael Puttre; JED, November 2002, S.54-55.

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Mistral
Mistral Version 2: eine schlagfertige Ergnzung; Stephane Ferrard; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.1, November-Dezember 2000, S.50-51. Mistral; IECH 2001, S.218 & S.264.

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MLRS => MARS/MLRS MLS, Microwave Landing System

More delays for Microwave Landing System; Staff Report; MJ, September 1977, s.28. Military awaits landing system decision - Review; EW/DE, March 1978, S.28-31. Microwave Landing System to revolutionize aviation - Part I; John F. Judge; MSN&CT, May 1986, S.112A-112L. Microwave Landing System to revolutionize aviation - Part I; John F. Judge; MSN&CT, June 1986, S.64A-64L. Microwave Landing Systems touch down; Eugene Robinson - Ass. Editor; MSN&CT, November 1986, S.119-121.

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MMA, Multi-mission Maritime Aircraft

MMA Update; AFM, May 2002, S.10. World News Roundup: In a surprise move; AW&ST, September 16, 2002, S.19. US Navyy MMA programm enters next phase; Kenneth B. Sherman - EC Monitor; JED, May 2003, S.40. Sea change; R. Wall & D. A. Fulghum; AW&ST, June 21, 2004, S.30-32. Lying in wait; Andy Nativi; AW&ST, June 21, 2004, S.32. MMA contract awarded; Americas Report - Brendan P. Riverd; JED, August 2004, S.18. Western Anti-Submarine Warfare; David Hobbs; Air International, February 2005, S.38-44.

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Missionsavionik, Military Avionics

AVIONIK; Donald H. Middleton (Hrsg); Titel der englischen Originalausgabe: Avionic Systems, bei Longman Group UK Limited 1989; Deutschsprachige Ausgabe bei Transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin, 1993. Military Avionics new directions; David Rockwell - Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 12, 1998, S.170-171.

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MMIC, Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit

Why go Monolithic? MSN, May 1980, S.72-75.

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Monolithic Microwaves means Si, too... (Review); MSN, July 1980, S.19. Yield considerations in the design and fabrication of GaAs MMICs; A.K. Gupta, W.C. Petersen, and D.R. Decker; MJ, November 1982, S.77-83. Hybrid Vs. Monolithic Micriwave Circuits - A matter of cost; R. S. Pengelly (Plessey Research); MSN, January 1983, S.77114. Are MMICs a fad or fact; D. R. Decker (Lehigh Uni); MSN, July 1983, S.84-92. MMIC Amplifier and Attenuator Modules Run 2 to 20 GHz and on Batteries; T. Tsukil, et al. - Raytheon; MSN, July 1983, S.94High-Volume Microwave Markets Will Demand MMICs Over Hybrids (MMIC Applications); R. E. Lee - Hughes Research Labs; MSN, August 1983, S.120-130. The MMIC (R)evolution; Harry Emerzian - Loral; MSN&CT, March 1986, S.61-62. Techniques further the design and realization of MMICs; J. Tenedorio - Harris Microwave Semiconductor; MSN&CT, March 1986, S.66-77. MMIC reshape EW system design; J. G. Tenedorio - Harris Microwave Semiconductor; MSN&CT, November 1986, S.95-104. MMICs near their 25th birthday; Raymond S. Pengelly & Douglas Maki - Tachonics, Plainsboro, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)3, S.314-324. Electronic-Warfare System design moves to MMIC amplifiers; Andy Bonnot, et al. - Texas Instruments; MSN&CT, July 1987, S.8-21. GaAs MMIC reliability analysis and its impact on Microwave Systems, Part II; Pang Ho, et al. - Pacific Monolithics; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.130-133. Neue MMICs fr Leistungsstufen und KleinsignalApplikationen bis 18 GHz; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.5, 1987, S.557-561. GaAs MMICs switch from DC to 18 GHz; Amin Ezzeddine Tachonics; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)2, S.167-168. Produkt von: Tachonics, Plainsboro, NJ. Surface-mount MMIC sources reach 18 GHz; Jack Browne Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)2, S.169-172. Pazific Monolithics, Sunnyvale, CA. MMIC modules for active Phased-Array applications in Communications Satellites; J.R. Potukuchi, et al. - Comsat Laboratories; MSN&CT, November 1988, S.20-27. Silicon MMIC challenges GaAs in performance; Peter S. Bachert - Motorola Semiconductor; MSN&CT, November 1988, S.50-51. MMIC Attenuator chip has input/output mach to 50 GHz; Hewlett-Packard Microwave Semiconductor; MSN&CT, November 1988, S.56. Whats behind the MMIC programm? Jo Ann McDonald MSN-Editor; MSN, September 1989, S.27-38. MIMIC programm shifts to high gear; J.W. Rawles; DE, May 1991, S.49-56. MMICs breaking out of their niche; Jeffrey Rowe; DE, May 1992, S.44-49. Power-amplifier MMICs drive commercial circuits; Jack Broene - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)7, S.116-124. GaAs MMIC switch is designed around low-capacitance MESFETs; Alan Noll - M/A-COM, Lowell, MA; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)3, S.93-94.

25. Reviewing the basics of MMIC design; J. Penn & C. Moore John Hopkins University, Laurel, MD; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)6, S.55-70.

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MMR, Multi-Mode Receiver

Multimode Receivers: More demand, more capability; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, April 2002. VIEW [The News Magazine for Thales Defence Business], No 10, September 2003, S.9.

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Mode S
Europes energized Mode S program; David Jensen; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, April 2003; www.defensedaily.com. Military/Civil interoperability extented scope for CNS/ATC; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2005.

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Modulation
Digital Radio, Part 1: Modulation schemes aid digital radio growth; Hugh Walker - Hewlett-Packard, Scotland; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)2, S.75-84. Digital Radio, Part 2: Gauging errors sets digital radio quality; Hugh Walker - Hewlett-Packard, Scotland; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987) ,S.89-99. Time Modulation, Part 1: Modulation scheme helps airtraffic safety; Edmond R. Gunny - Consultant, Los Angeles, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.245-254. Time Modulation, Part 2: Scheme codes avoidance maneuvers for aircraft; Edmond R. Gunny - Consultant, Los Angeles, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)6, S.86-93. Understanding the Principles of Amplitude and Frequency Modulation; MSN, Tutorial, July 1989, S.63-67. Digital modulation and dynamic range; Morris Engelson President Joint Management Strategy, Portland, OR; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.110-112,122. Biphase modulators serve wireless and radar systems; A.E. Ashtiani (Kings College London, UK) & I.D. Robertson (University of Surrey, Guilford, UK); Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)10, S.75-87.

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Modulationsformate
Proper drsign yields efficient digital transmitters; Dennis A. Jiraud - Defense Systems, McLean, VA; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)8, S.91-101. Modulation formats drive communications design; Helen Wright, Hewlett-Packard, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)8, S.80-91.

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Monopuls
Monopuls Radar Needs Dictate Component Choice; Theodore W. Stone; MSN, August 1980, S.5368. Monopulse Receivers Poses Difficult Design Challenges (Monopulse: Part II); Theodore W. Stone; MSN, September 1980, S.109-114. Monopulse Receiver Design Depends on IF Processor Success; T. W. Stone (RHG); MSN, August 1983, S.53-63. Using touchstone to design a Monopulse Receiving System; Steve Hamilton - EEsof; MSN&CT, July 1987, S.71-75. System simulates monopulse target returns; Ronald Harris President of Freestate Electronics, Warrenton, VA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)8, S.186-188.

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Monopuls-Antennen-Systeme

Introduction to Monopulse; Donald R. Rhodes, Ph.D.; Artech House, Inc., Boston-London, 1980.

17. The case for the air-transportable towed array; Marc Liebman; DE, April 1987, S.141-153. 18. Luftgesttzte U-Jagd in der Marine; Udo Thenhausen, Dornier; wt, 6/1987, S.52-59. 19. Can the Navy avert an air ASW airframe shortfall; James W. Rawles; DE, March 1988, S.59-74. 20. The nonacoustic detection of Submarines; Tom Stefanick; Scientific American; March 1988, S.25-31. 21. Not just a warmed-over P-3; James W. Rawles; DE, March 1989, S.47-52. 22. Lamps lights the way to new Soviet subs; Paul R. Jaszka; DE, March 1989, S.62-67. 23. Signal processors give Navy an edge in ASW; James A. Cochran, Curtis A. Weaver, Jr.; DE, March 1989, S.79-87. 24. The electronics of airborne ASW; Tod Shumway; DE, April 1990, S.51-60.

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MRCA Tornado => Panavia Tornado MRCM

Http://www.mrcm.net Aus der Industrie; Redaktion, SuT, Oktober 2002, S.49. Lightweight ESM and DF Units; product focus; JED, August 2004, S.29.

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MSW => Magnetostatics MTI-Radar => Radar

Isodoppler and mocomp corrections improve MTI Radar; Allan Nirenberg - Horizon Technology, Melbourne, FL; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)6, S.117-120. Radar characteristics, Part 7 - EW101 Tutorial; MovingTarget-Indicator Radars; Dave Adamy; JED, November 2000, S.62-63.

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Specifying Filters and Multiplexers; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.307-308. 2. Coax Multiplexers: Key to EW signal sorting; Harold L. Http://www.mtu.de Schumacher; MSN, Aug./Sept. 1976, S.89-93. MTU Aero Engines 2001; E.H.; wt, II/2002, S.49-50. Firmenprospekt: MTU Aero Engines, Engine Programs; GER 3. Multiplexers for ESM Receivers; Peter M. LaTourrette; EW/DE, January 1979, S.65-69. 02/04/MUC/02000/DE/BE/E. Firmenprospekt: MTU Aero Engines, Power for the World; 4. Multiplexing Filter Key to Flsatcom; William H. Harrison; MSN, June 1979, S.50-52 GER 02/04/MUC/03000/DE/BE/E. 5. Coaxial Multiplexers aid in EW signal sorting (EW); H. L. REPORT, MTU Aero Engines, Winter 04 / Spring 04. Schumacher - Microphase Corp.; MSN, October 1983, GP7000: Antrieb fr den A380; Luft- und Raumfahrt, Nr. 2, S.105-117. April-Mai-Juni 2004, S.20-21. 6. Understanding Filters and Multiplexers; H.L. Schumacher Geschftsbericht 2005 - Innovationen fr Generationen; Microphase Corp.; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, GER 03/06MUC/05500/DC/EB/D S.168-180. 7. Filters and Multiplexers designed for ESM applications; J. E. MTV, Magnesium-Teflon-Viton Dean - Filtronic Components; MSN&CT, October 1986, New Tricks for Flares; John Knowles und Craig Lawrence; S.97-104. JED, October 2006, S.25-27. 8. Filters and Multiplexers designed for ESM applications; J. E. Dean - Filtronic Components; MSN&CT, November 1986, Mcke, Drohnensystem Mcke S.123-1131. STN ATLAS Firmenprospekt 211 05.00. 9. Anzeige 2-20 GHz Comb-Line Multiplexers von Drohnen in der Bundeswehr - Die aufstrebende Waffe; Microphase in MSN&CT, September 1988, S.66-67. Jrgen Pppelmann; wt/III, 2004, S.44-51. 10. Filtronic, Electronic Defence, Multiplexers & Channelisers: Http://www.filtronic.co.uk/products

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Multibeam-Abtastung => Antennen, Radar Multifunktions-Display Multifunktions-Radar

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Multisensorsystem
Multisensor warning receiver tackels growing threat; Richard Hartman; DE, May 1979, S.79-85.

Naval Radars Incorporate Phased Arrays (Radar); Fabrizio Martello & Stefano Protto; MSN, January 1981, S.109-116.

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MUSS
Aktiver Schutz fr Waffensysteme: MUSS Multifunktionales Selbstschutzsystem; WT II/2005, S.10-12.

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Night Vision boost comes from third-generation device; Irving M. Gottlieb; ME/C, Vol.8, No.7, July 1982, S.34-37. 2. Night Vision for NATO; James Millard; NATOs Sixteen Nations, Vol.31, No.6, October 1986, S.101-109. 3. Piercing the Darkness; Scott R. Gourley; DE, July 1989, S.8589. 4. At night: first look, first shot wins; Mark Tapscott; DE, April 1992, S.50-54. 5. Night Vision System adds Laser target designator; J.R.R.; DE, July 1992, S.14. 6. Die technologische Weiterentwicklung der Nachtsichttechnik - Eine Vergleichsbetrachtung zwischen USA und Europa; Manfred Hartl; S.38-46: Jahrbuch der Wehrtechnik, Folge 21, 1992, Bernard & Graefe Verlag Bonn. 7. Night vision technology update: Improvements for the soldier and the civilian; C.A.; De, July 1995, S.13-14. 8. A sampling of Night-Vision Systems; Don Herskovitz Technology; JED, January 2000, S.57-61. 9. EO/IR, Part 5 -Night Vision devices - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, July 2001, S.66-67. 10. Nachsichttechnik - Infrarot-Sensorik; Arnulf Wallrabe; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, August 2001. 11. Bring on the Night; Robert N. Sulentic; JED, February 2002, S.53-56.

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NADGE
NADGE-System 18 Monate hart getestet; SuT, 5/1973, S.226-227. 3 Strengthening NATOs Air Defense C I; Jim Coghlan; DE, June 1986, S.179-184.

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Sperical near-field Antenna measurements improve through expanded software features; D. W. Hess, et al. Scientific-Atlanta; MSN&CT, March 1985, S.64-83. Near-field antenna measurement system, small, accurate and inexpensive; Greg Hindman & Dan Slater; MSN, November 1989, S. 48.

Second-Generation VORTAC equipment has remote maintenance and monitoring capabilities; A. H. Lang -ITT Avionics Division; MSN&CT, January 1985, S.144A-144L. Digital techniques and RF solid-state Technology improve TACAN and DME equipment; G. Bertocchi; MSN&CT, March 1985, S.80A-80F. Offshore Helicopter Radio Navigation uses DME-based system; M. Bohm -SEL; MSN&CT, April 1985, S.112A-112O. Traditional civil Navigation Systems continue in use; S. H. Dodington -ITT; MSN&CT, October 1985, S.80A-80L. Army MAPS for battlefield survey; M. Hadfield & T. Dahlin Honeywell; DE, October 1985, S.91-101. Hardware and Software structures control Navigation Aids (Part II); F. Limbach & K. Pahlig (SEL); MSN&CT, February 1986, S.80A-80F. Hardware and Software structures control Navigation Aids (Part I); F. Limbach & K. Pahlig (SEL); MSN&CT, January 1986, S.80A-80F. Microwave Landing System to revolutionize aviation - Part I; John F. Judge; MSN&CT, May 1986, S.112A-112L. Funkortungs- und Funknavigationsanlagen; Werner Mansfeld, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Habil.; Hthig Buch Verlag GmbH, Heidelberg, 1994, S.345-351. Funknavigation; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag Stuttgart, 1995. Funkortung und Funknavigation, Einfhrung in die Grundlagen, Verfahren und Anwendungen; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, 1995. Vermessung und Ortung mit Satelliten; Manfred Bauer; Wichmann, 1994 GPS, Global Positioning System, Technik und Anwendungen der Satellitennavigation; Jrgen Strobel; Franzis', 1995. Communication/Navigation systems; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.211-219. Communication/Navigation systems; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003, S.203-208. NAVSTAR-GPS => GPS

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NCW, Network-Centric Warfare => Vernetzte Operationsfhrung NEACP

Gefechtsfhrung im Nuklearkrieg; Ashton B. Carter; Beitrag in Rstung und Sicherheit, Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.42-50.

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NAMFI

Das Waffensystem Roland - zuverlssig seit 20 Jahren; 1. Peter Streubel; wt, III/2000, S.56. Roland - Ein europisches Waffensystem mit Zukunft; Peter Streubel; wt, III/2001, S.82. Narda
Narda Microwave celebrates 50 years; Jack Browne Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)6, S.33-38.

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Nebenkeulenstrung - Side Lobe Jamming

Auxiliary Microstrip Antenna reduces Side-Lobe Jamming; Klaus Solbach - AEG; MSN, March 1989, S.26-29.

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Navigation, Funknavigation
Navigations- und Waffenleitsysteme eines modernen Kampfflugzeuges; SuT, 7/1971, S.402-407. Military Systems needs drive component demands; K.J. Sleger, Dr -Naval Research Lab; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.15,17, 20.

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NEMP
Simulating the Nuclear Electromagnetic Pulse; Joseph C. Giles -EG&G Inc.; ME/C, Vol.3, No.8, August 1977, S.60-62. Radiation Hardned CMOS; A. London, D. Matteucci & R. Wang; ME/C, Vol.3, No.22, November 1977, S.42-47.

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Industry pushes new Rad Hardened Microcircuits to skeptical Missile planners; Richard Davis; EW/DE, March 1978, S.45-66. The Nuclear Environment - Whats it like? EW/DE, March 1978, S.52-53. Digital ICs and how they work; EW/DE, March 1978, S.6061. VLSI Advances Rad-Hard Technology; EW/DE, September 1978, S.115-122. Nuclear Hardening of Weapon Systems, Part I; Marion A. Rose; DE, September 1979, S.43-53. Nuclear Hardening of Weapon Systems, Part II; Marion A. Rose; DE, October 1979, S.71-80. Nuclear Hardening of Weapon Systems, Part III; Marion A. Rose; DE, November 1979, S.65-69, 92-93. Redaktion - Simulation des Nuklearen EMP; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 3/81, S.321-324. NEMP, Potential Crippler; Hans Seidel; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol. 8, No.2, 1982, S.178-185. Der Nukleare Elektromagnetische Puls (NEMP); Dieter Jaeger; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol. 8, No.3, 1982, S293-302. Is VLSI vulnerable to Radiation failures; C.R.B. - Industry News; DE, July 1982, S.51-52. Space-Hardned Microelectronics bring new advances; Dr. D. Howard Phillips; ME/C, Vol.8, No.8, August 1982, S.7678. Rad Hardening poses problems in large systems; Cedric R. Braun; DE, October 1982; S.177-183. Nuclear Effects on RF Propagation; Edwin Smith; DE, October 1984, S.228-232. Rad-Tolerant ICs are available off the shelf; Joseph S. Tirado - Harris; DE, November 1984, S.56-65. Schutz von HF-Gerten vor den Einwirkungen von NEMP; Walter Leuenberger; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol. 11, No.3, 1985, S.243-247. Vergeltungsschlag bei nuklearem Angriff; John Steinbruner; Beitrag in Rstung und Sicherheit, Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.30-41. Radiation Hardened ICs; J.M. Killiany, et al.; JED, February 1986, S.33-49. Optocouplers help defeat radiation; Andrew Gurbaxani HP, Stanford University; DE, June 1986, S.163-166. CMOS design yields Radiation Hardness; Richard Hall; DE, June 1986, S.197-204. Strahlungsfestigkeit von Optokopplern von HewlettPackard; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.12, No.3, 1986, S.225228. Radiation resistance gives CMOS/SOS the aerospace edge; Don Carly and Jack Handon - RCA Solid State Division; DE, October 1986, S.243-249. Shielding electronic components from Nuclear effects; Rudy Garbely; DE, May 1987, S.151-157. Understanding the EMP Threat; Dr. Gordon K. Soper und Dr. Kendall F. Casey; DE, November 1987, S.156-169. Radiation hardned MOSFETs enhance surveivability of military systems; Phillip E. Thibodeau; DE, January 1988, S.102-110. Radiation Effect on Microwave-amplifier performance; D.W. Hughes, et al. - Georgia Institute of Technology; MSN&CT, March 1988, S.56-60. Elektromagnetische Vertrglichkeit (EMV); K.-H. Gonschorek und A. Kohling; Physik in unserer Zeit, Mai 1988, Nr.3., S.80-91. Selecting Ics for a radiation environment; Joe Tirado -Harris Semiconductor; DE, June 1988, S.137-151.

31. Unclear Qualifications for Rad-Hard Devices; Chrystopher H. Clarke; DE, February 1989, S.47-50. 32. DOD hardens standards against EMP threat; James W. Rawles; DE, June 1990, S.87-91. 33. Gauging the effects of nuclear radiationon microstrip antennas in space; A. Kumar - AK Elektromagnetique, Quebec, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)8, S.145-146.

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Network-Centric Warfare, NCW => Vernetzte Operationsfhrung Netzwerkanalysator, NWA - Scalar Network Analyzer, SNA
Automatic Network Analyzer Accuracy: How to Get It, Lose It, Then Regain It; Jim K. Fitzpatrick; MSN, May 1980, S.7793. Der neue automatisierte Scalar Network Analyzer von Wiltron 10 MHz... 40 GHz; G. Lang, Gilching; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 3/81, S.283-285. K-band analyzers materialize on the FER measurement scene; Wayne Kennan - Avantek; Microwaves, 20(1981)9, S.61-68. Hochfrequenz- und Mikrowellen-Metechnik in der Praxis; Wolf Dieter Schleifer; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1981. SNA simplifies loss measurements from 10 MHz to 40 GHz; HP-Product; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)3, S.138-142. New, large-screen Scalar Network Analyzer with expanded capabilities; Karl R. Kachigan - Hewlett-Packard; MJ, Dec. 1984, S.137-140. Handbuch der elektronischen Megerte; J. Osinga & J.W. Maaskant; Franzis, Mnchen 1984. Recruit an ANA for RCS tests; John Boyles, Hewlett-Packard; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.87-92. Selecting an SNA: Software and sensitivity; Jack Browne Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)8, S.115-121. RF engineers get a vector analyzer; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)1, S.119-121. Vector network analyzer views 0.5 to 40.0 GHz; Robert Bathiany - Wiltron, Morgan Hill, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)4, S.147-156. Fast pulses modulate L-band synthesizer; Richard Goodall John Fluke, Everett, WA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)4, S.161-164. New Scalar Network Analyzer boasts powerfull Processsing; John J. Pink - Wiltron, Stevenage, UK; MSN&CT, May 1987, S.8-16. Network analyzer enhancements expand microwave applications - Product of EIP; Michael Pervere - HewlettPackard, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.297-300. Modular system fits a multitude of ATE applications; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)12, S.156-160. Economical vector network analyzer scans 0.13 to 20 GHz; Frank David & Karl Kachigan - Hewlett-Packard, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)3, S.205-210. Vector analyzer breaks 60-GHz coax barrier - Product of Wiltron,Morgan Hill, CA; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)1, S.133-138. Analyzer achieves improved accuracy and speed to 50 GHz - Product of Hewlett-Packard; Jack Browne - Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)11, S.148-151.

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19. A Network Analyzer exhibits high performance at 50 GHz in coaxial transmission lines; Product of Hewlett-Packard, Palo Alto; MJ, Feb. 1991, S.144-146. 20. Integrated SNAs mate analyzer and RF source - Product of Wiltron, Morgan Hill, CA; Jack Browne - Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)8, S.174-175. 21. Vector analyzer improves with latest upgrade - Product of Wiltron, Morgan Hill, CA; Jack Browne - Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)10, S.158-159. 22. Low cost SNA receiver measures across a 70-dB range; Daniel Talbot - President Talbot Technology, Hudson, MA; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)1, S.77-86. 23. Vector analyzers combine speed with wide dynamic range; Product of Rohde & Schwarz, Munich; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)2, S.142. 24. Use network and spectrum analysis for mixer measurements - Mixer testing, Part 1; Dunleavy/Weller/Grimes - University of South Florida & James Culver - Raytheon E-Systems, St. Petersburg, FL; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)5, S.143-152. 25. Millimeter-wave VNAs extend to 110 GHz - Product of Anritsu Wiltron, Morgan Hill, CA; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)8, S.198. 26. Vector analyzers measure noise figure; Michael Rush, Anritsu, Morgan Hill, CA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.103-106. 27. Check high-power components with VNAs; Boyd Shaw Hewlett-Packard, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.114-120. 28. Performing Time-Domain measurements with a Vector Network Analyzer; Douglas Thornton & Ray Beers - Wiltron; MSN, February S.32-35.

17. Premiere: NH90-Serienhubschrauber; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2004, S.14. 18. Software-Entwicklungsmodell fr das Projekt NH90 bei Eurocopter Deutschland; Bernhard Huber; Luft-und Raumfahrt, Heft 3, Juli - September 2004, S.26-29. 19. Der NH90 hebt erstmals auerhalb Europas ab; James Sarazin; PLANET AEROSPACE 4/2004, Okt.-Nov.-Dez., S.54. 20. Bedarf von 300 bis 450 Maschinen weltweit; Interview mit Alain Brunello; PLANET AEROSPACE 4/2004, Okt.-Nov.-Dez., S.55-57. 21. NH90 setzt sich in Australien durch; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, November 2004, S.47. 22. Manahmen vor Einfhrung NH90; Bernd Claus, Oberstleutnant; SuT, September 2005, S.31-35. 23. Luftwaffe: Material- und Ausrstungsplanung; Markus Schetilin - Luftwaffe; Strategie und Technik, Mai 2006, S.2027.

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Nimrod, MR.2, MRA.4

A Britisch AEW Radar System. UK readies new generation of Electronic Systems; DE, August 1979, S.58-60. International Report: UKs AEW Nimrod in trouble; Gerald Green; MJ, December 1984, S.55. Airborne Radar, Part I: Air-to-Air; J. Clarke und C.M. Stewart; MJ, 01/86. Airborne Radar, Part II: Air-to-Surface; J. Clarke und C.M. Stewart; MJ, 02/86. U.K. Weighs alternatives to Nimrod -Industry News; D.A.B.; DE, May 1986, S.42-45. The Worlds Great Stealth and Reconnaissance Aircraft; Aerospace Publishing 1991; W. H. Smith Ltd. ISBN: 1870316-40-4. Nimrod R.1; Jon Lake; Air International, July 2001, S.29-35. RAF eats into Nimrod delay; Douglas Barrie/London; AW&ST, February 25, 2002, S.98. BAE sees opening for its MMA bid; David A. Fulghum, Farnborough/Warton, UJ; AW&ST, August 2002, S.56-57. European Report: Brendan P. Rivers; Nimrod 2000 DASS meets milestone; JED, September 2002, S.17. Further Nimrod slip draws scrutiny; Douglas Barrie, London; AW&ST, October 14, 2002, S.32-33. Military Aircraft of the United Kingdom - Part One; AFM, March 2003, S.47-48. UK Air Intelligence capabilities; Anthony Tucker-Jones; AFM, November 2003, S.22-27. Nimrod MRA4 taxi tials; Airscene Headlines; Air International, August 2004, S.12.

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NH90 Hubschrauber
Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatscheck (Hrsg); Report Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1999, S.104-105. NATO Helicopter NH 90; Helmuth Heumann; wt I/2000, S.30-32. Flugerprobung NH-90; Thomas Partzsch; wt I/2000, S.39. NH90 - LTH Heer; Reinhard Wolski; wt II/2000, S.40-42. Ein neuer Erfolg fr den NH90; pp; SuT, November 2001, S.4. NH-90 Europa: Acht Lnder, ein Hubschrauber; Gilles Patri; PLANET AEROSPACE, 1/2002, S.38-40. Europa-Standard; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Februar 2002, S.70-71. TTH, NFH, TTT... Ein Hubschrauber in Modulbauweise; PLANET AEROSPACE, 1/2002, S.41. Hubschrauber MH 90 fr die Marine; Bernhard Engelke Marineamt; SuT, Mai 2002, S.59-61. Keramik-Schutz fr NH-90; HJW; wt, II/2002, S.51. NH-90: Combat Search and Rescue - CSAR; Hans Joachim Wagner; wt II/2002, S.58-61. Protecting Europes new airmobile team; Lt Col Thierry Bon - French Army; JED, November 2002, S.50-51. Tiger und NH90: Erprobung auf der Zielgeraden; J.S. & R.W.; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr. 3/2003, Juli-AugustSeptember, S.56-59. Flugzeuge der Welt, 2004; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2004, S.240. Wichtige Erfolge fr Tiger und NH90 in Europa; J. S.; PLANET AEROSPACE, 1/2004, Jan.-Feb.-Mrz, S.53. Die Hubschrauber in der Bundeswehr; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt I/2004, S.49-54.

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NIS
Freund-/Feind-Kennsysteme; Uwe Brner, Andreas Ler und Jrgen Rommerskirchen; SuT, 2/1999, S.92-95

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Northrop Grumman Corporation

Http://www.northropgrumman.com Widening the Aperture: EWs top 25; Byron Callan; JED, May 1998, S.33-38. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.298. Top 25 EW 2001; B. Callan & M. Lynch; JED, May 2001, S.59-52. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.314315.

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Introduction to Electronic Warfare - Chapter 5: Command 3 Control and Communications (C ) Systems; D. Curtis

Schleher, Ph.D.; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986.

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OCCAR
WT-Gesprch mit Dr. Klaus von Sperber, Direktor OCCAR; wt, I/2001, S.92-94. OCCAR hat Status einer juristischen Person; RJ; SuT, Mrz 2001, S.4-5. OCCAR-Festakt; Peter Streubel; wt, I/2002, S.108-111. Fnf Jahre OCCAR - Auf dem Weg nach Europa; Jrgen Erbe; SuT, Mrz 2002, S.16. OCCAR als solider Baustein einer europischen Rstungsagentur; SuT, April 2002, S.15.

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Ocean Master

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Ocean Master, Airborne Maritime Patrol Radar; Firmenunterlage von Thomson-CSF & Daimler-Benz 10. Aerospace; 5M9553.223.39, (Ma) 03/97. Radar mit realer und synthetischer Apertur; H. Klausing & W. Holpp (Hrsg); Oldenburg Verlag Mnchen Wien, 2000, 11. S.373-376. Radar und FLIR: Ein starkes Duo; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr. 2, Januar-Mrz 2001, S.45. 12.

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Oerlikon Contraves Defense

Field-Sky-Sea-Guard; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 6/81, S.671-674. High Tech von Oerlikon Contraves; wt III/2001, S.125. 13.

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OHB Technologie AG
Visionen wurden Wirklichkeit; Dr. Frank-E. Rietz; Luft- und Raumfahrt, 1/2007, S.22-24.

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Omega => Funknavigation Ophelios

Optronische Multi-Sensor-Plattformen auf Schiffen; Bernd Naujokat - Oberstleutnant; SuT, 4/1999, S.238-242. 16.

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Optronik
Optronische Multi-Sensor-Plattformen auf Schiffen; Bernd Naujokat - Oberstleutnant; SuT, 4/1999, S.238-242. Sensoren fr U-Boote; Traugott Tietz & Roland Volz - Carl Zeiss Optronics, Oberkochen; Strategie & Technik, Mrz 2005, S.45-48. 18.

Hochfrequenz- und Mikrowellen-Metechnik in der Praxis; Wolf Dieter Schleifer; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1981. Local Oscillator Phase Noise; C. J. Grebenkemper; W J Technotes, Vol. 8, No.6, Nov./Dec. 1981. Ku-Band digitally tuned Oscillator will sonn be available for systems designers; Cuong M. Pham, et al. - Avantek; DE, February 1982, S.46-54. Atomic oscillators stand test of time; Hugo Fruehauf - Ball, Irvine, CA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)6, S.95-101,121-124. Introduction to Oscillators; KDI Electronics/Alpha, Inc.; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.173-195. Wideband digitally tuned Oscillator technology for Electronic Defense; L.R. Martin, et al. - Avantek; MSN&CT, July 1988, S.46-54. Microwave sources generate higher performance levels; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)4, S.131-139,165,166. Control drift in digitally-tuned sources; R.J. Blaser & J.F. Reynolds - M/A-COM, Chandler, AZ; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)3, S.94-101. Analysis method characterizes microwave oscillators- Part 1; Stanislaw Alechno - W.Z.R. Rawar, Warsaw, Polen; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)11, S.82-86. Analysis method characterizes microwave oscillators- Part 2; Stanislaw Alechno - W.Z.R. Rawar, Warsaw, Polen; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)13, S.125-136. Analysis method characterizes microwave oscillators- Part 3; Stanislaw Alechno - W.Z.R. Rawar, Warsaw, Polen; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)1, S.71-78. Analysis method characterizes microwave oscillators- Part 4; Stanislaw Alechno - W.Z.R. Rawar, Warsaw, Polen; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)2, S.65-72. Oscillator offers wide data bandwidth and high noise rejection; Vasil Uzunoglu - Synthtrack, Gaithersburg, MD; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.77-82. OCXOs shrink in size and power consumption- Product of Milliren Technolies, Newburyport, MA; Jack Brrowne Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)4, S.140-143. DDS enhances ovenized oscillator - Product of FEI Communications, Mitchel Field, NY; M. Block & J. Ho ; Microwaves & RF, 41(2002)3, S.100-104.

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Oszilloskop
Wie arbeite ich mit dem Elektronenstrahl-Oszilloskop? Sutaner/Wiler; Franzis', 1982. Handbuch der elektronischen Megerte; Jan Osinga & Johannes Willem Maaskant; Franzis', 1982. Digital Osciloscope provides fast, automated PulseModulation measurements; D. Schwartz & B. Lord Hewlett-Packard; MSN&CT, March 1987, S.36-46. Digital scopes tackle high-speed time-domain tests; Robert M. Clarke - Freelance Writer; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)13, S.143-152. Buying a Digital Oscilloscope; R. Loop & B. Adams Tektronix; MSN&CT, January 1989, S.70-76. Digitizing Scope uses TDR and statical analysis; Product of Hewlett-Packard; MSN, October 1989, S.76.

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Orka-1200
Orka will die Meere regieren; F.C.; PLANET AEROSPACE, 4/2003, S.46. EADS targets world; D. Fulghum & R. Wall; AW&ST, September 15, 2003, S.70-74.

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Oszillatoren, Oscillators

4. Voltage Controlled Oscillators - In modern ECM Systems; R. N. Buswell; W J Tech-notes, Vol. 1, No. 6, Nov./Dec. 1974. Cavity controlled Oscillators; T.R. Bushnell & R.N. Buswell; 5. WJ Tech-notes, Vol.4, No.6, Nov./Dec. 1977. Hyperabrupt Varactor-Tuned Oscillators; R. M. Beach; W J 6. Tech-notes, Vol. 5, No.4, July/Aug. 1978.

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Color scopes recall 1-GHz bandwidths with long memories; Product of LeCroy, Chestnut Ridge, NY; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)3, S.189. 8. Versatile oscilloscope saves measurement time - Product of LeCroy, Chestnut Ridge, NY; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)6, S.128. 9. Digital oscilloscopes attack communications applications Product of Tektronix, Beavetron, OR; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)6, S.132. 10. Digital scopes adapt to serve designers changing needs; Gene Heftman - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)1, S.135-146. 11. Learn more about digital scopes; Alan Conrad - Special Projects Editor; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)5, S.210. 12. Scopes offer high bandwidth and time-saving features Product of LeCroy, Chestnut, NY; Don Keller - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)10, S.146.

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Over-the-Horizon Radar in the HF Band; James M. Headrick & Merrill I. Skolnik; Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol. 62, No. 6, June 1974, S.664-673. Pave Paws guards U.S. perimeter; J.F.J.; DE, December 1984, S.110-111. Bachscatter Radar extends Early Warning times - HF Radar; David A. Boutacoff; DE, May 1985, S.71-83. Air Forces Upgrading Defenses at NORARD; Bruce Gumble; DE, August 1985, S.86-108. Cloudy Skies for the ADI? B.L.G.; DE, January 1987, S.59-64. Whose Phased-Array Radars violate the ABM Treaty? Jim Bussert; DE, April 1987, S.116-124. OTH-B Radar Begins Limited Operations; MSN & CT, February 1988, S.60. Over-the-Horizon Backscatter Radar; M. R. Stiglitz & C. Blanchard; MJ, May 1990, S.32-34. Air Force accepts first OTH-Radar; Ron Schneiderman Senior Ed./News; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)5, S.48-52.

OTH-Radar

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P-3C Orion
P-3C Orion accomodates system changes; Tug Wilson; ME/C, Vol.9, No.3, March 1983, S.39-45. Versatile P-3C Orion meets growing ASW challenge; Lori A. McClelland; DE, April 1985, S.132-141. Not Just a Warmed-Over P-3; James W. Rawles; DE, March 1989, S.46-52. The Electronics of Airborne ASW; Todd Shumway; DE, April 1990, S.51-60. Japan funds P-3Cs for update IV ASW; J.S.H.; DE, July 1991, S.45-47. P-3 Update IV to enter Navy testing; DE, March 1992, S.13. P-3 replacements proposed - EC Monitor; K. Sherman; JED, October2000, S.25-27. Feet Dry, Maritime Patrol goes ashore; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, March 2001, S.37-43. EADS CASA modernisiert Spaniens P-3 Orion; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.3, April-Juni 2001, S.52-55. Multi-mission Maritime Aircraft RFP released; EC Monitor Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, May 2002, S.34-36. Atlantique replacement up in the air; Europear Report, Michal Fiszer; JED, July 2003, S.23. Die erste modernisierte P-3B; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.3/2003, Juli-August-September, S.44. Lockheed P-3 Orion - Simply the best; Air International, July 2003, S.48-53. US Navy Orions; Rick Burgess; AFM, December 2003, S.7682. Der Flsternde Riese wird abgelst - die P-3C Orion kommt. Hans-Dieter Evers - Korvettenkapitn, Dezernatsleiter, Kiel; SuT, Mai 2004, S.46-47. Military/Civil interoperability extented scope for CNS/ATC; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2005. Orion lst Atlantic ab; Rainer Schmid; FLIEGERREVUE, 3/2005, S.30. P-3C Orion - Das neue Multi Mission Aircraft der Deutschen Marine; Wolfgang Mache, Fregattenkapitn; Strategie und Technik, Juni 2006, S.53-55. Nordsee-Patrouille im fliegenden Klassenzimmer; Stefen Petersen; FLUG REVUE, September 2007, S.46-50.

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25. Das Boden-Luft-System PAAMS; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.2, Januar-Mrz 2001, S.34-37. 26. Backboards of the fleet: Shipboard Phased-Array Radars; Dimitris V. Dranidis; JED, May 2003, S.55-62. 27.

PAAMS, Principal Anti-Air Missile System

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Panavia Tornado
MRCA - eine Entscheidung von Gewicht; Hermann Schmidt, MdB; SuT, 7/1973, S.343-348. Technisch-logistische Vorbereitung von Luftfahrzeugen fr den Krisen-Einsatz; Helmut Casper; SuT, 11/1997, S.641645. New threat Warners selected for German Tornados; Martin Streetly - European Report; JED, September 1999, S.18. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; S.122-129; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg); Report Verlag, Frankfurt, 1999.

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Panavia Tornado; Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Mittler, Hamburg, 2000, S.118-123. Air Force Special - Militrfuftfahrt heute, No.2; GeraNova Zeitschriftenverlag GmbH, Mnchen, 2000-2. Tornado in Vorbereitung fr die nchsten Dekaden; Anzeige von *Panavia Aircraft GmbH in wt, IV/2000, S.44. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik, die Abteilung LG; wt IV/2000, S.148-150. Luftfahrzeuge und Luftfahrtgertetechnik; SuT, 12/2000, S.791-802. Fernmeldetechnik und Elektronik; Kapitel: Die Flug- und Taktiksimulatoren Tornado; SuT, 12/2000, S.817-824. British Aerospace Plc., Military Aircraft Division Headquarters; Firmenprospekt M.A.D. 002 5/87 5K, S.17. Contract let for German Tornado RWRs; European Report Martin Streetly; JED, February 2001, S.18. Javelin and Tornado F.3; Classics Compared; Jon Lake; Air International, February 2001, S.97-105. Tornado fliegt auf der Hhe der Zeit; eb; EADS-Magazin, Mforum, Mai 2001, S.10-11. TORNADO - Verdoppelung der Nutzungsdauer auf 8000 Flugstunden; Oberstleutnant Ralf Liesenfeld, Luftwaffe, & Olaf Ripper, ESG, Mnchen, SuT, Mai 2001, S.40-46. TSPJ development continues; European Report - Patrick Brunet; JED, December 2001, S.21. Tornado upgrade decision looms for Royal Saudi Air Force; Douglas Barrie, Warton, UK; AW&ST, January 28, 2002, S.63-64. Tornado GR.4; Dave Willis; AFM, March 2002, S.26-27. Flieger-Kalender 2003: Fliegen, wo die Flotte fhrt; Dr Stefan Petersen; Mittler & Sohn, Hamburg/Berlin/Bonn, August 2002, S.116-119. RAF combat aircraft; Dave Willis; AFM, November 2002, S.38-45. German SEAD - The Tornado ECRs JaBoG 32; Steve Davis; AFM, March 2003, S.32-35. Flightline: Panavia Tornado; FLUG REVUE, August 2003, S.45-48. MRCA Tornado; Ulrich Metternich; FLIEGERREVUE, 8/2003, S.56-59. Aufklrung im Einsatzgebiet; Roland Runge Oberstleutnant, Luftwaffenfhrungskommando; SuT, Mai 2004, S.25-31. Panavia Tornado; Special Supplement Air International, November 2004. Der Tornado Rckenwind fr Europas Verteidigung; Wolfgang Mhlbauer; Planet AeroSpace, 4/2004, S.70-73. Recce-Tornado - Eine Aufklrungsfhigkeit der Luftwaffe; P. Weber, S. Mehl, O. Mller; SuT, Februar 2007, S.34-36. Tornado weiter gefragt; Heiko Thiesler; FLIEGERREVUE, 09/2007, S.26-30. Parabolantennen => Antennen

3. 4.

PARS 3 LR, MRPanzer-Abwehr-Raketen-System der 3. Generation Lange Reichweite, Medium Reichweite

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2. 3. 4. 5.

PARS 3 LR - Waffensystem des Untersttzungshubschraubers Tiger; Hans-Dieter Schulz; SuT, 10/2000, S.649-652. Schieversuche mit PARS 3 LR erfolgreich beendet; SuT, Februar 2002, S.4-5. PARS 3 Lange Reichweite - Hauptbewaffnung des Tiger qualifiziert; Jrgen Erbe; SuT, Februar 2002, S.24-25. Lenkflugkrper des Heeres; Wol-Rdiger Petereit; wt, III/2002, S.61-66. BGT Bodenseewerk - Ein Unternehmen der Diehl VA Systeme. BGT-Firmnebroschre, Januar 2003.

1. 2.

Paveway
BGT Bodenseewerk - Ein Unternehmen der Diehl VA Systeme. BGT-Firmnebroschre, Januar 2003. Per Laser punktgenau ins Ziel; Patrick Hoeveler; FLUG REVUE, September 2005, S.42-43.

1. 2. 3. 4.

Peiler, Peilung - Direction Finding, DF

Airborne Rotary DF Antenna systems; Terry Harper; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.2, No.2, March/April 1975. DF Antenna System selection; Dr. Robert H. Kyle - EM Systems, Sunnyvale, CA; ME/C, July 1977, S.20,64,65. UHF/VHF Direction Finding; J.B. Harrington & T.G. Callaghan; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.8, No.1, Jan./Feb. 1981. Auswahlkriterien fr Peilantennen; Dr. Robert H. Lyle, ESystems, Sunnyvale; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 3/81, S.303-305. PA 010, der erste Doppler-Peiler fr den Kurzwellenbereich; E. Schmengler & B.F. Ernst - Rohde & Schwarz; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 5/81, S.590-593. Improving system and environmenttal DF accuracy; J.B. Harrington; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.9, No.1, Jan./Feb. 1982. Monochannel Direction Finding improves Monopulse Techniques; D.E. Klaus & R.P. Hollis - WJ; DE, March 1982, S.35-43. DF system and correction techniques; J.B. Harrington; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.9, No.2, March/April 1982. Advanced HF DF System provides ranging by vertical triangulation; S.M. Bennett & K.B. Jenkins - Sanders DE, June 1982, S.90-95. Target Location is determined by DF Systems Bearing Accuracy; R. R. Keenly - Condor Systems; MSN, February 1983, S.146-156. Direction-Finding in Tactical Communications is constrained by topography, not technology; J. B. Harrington - WJ; MSN, August 1983, S.64-78. DF system developed for AirLand battle 2000; Douglas W. Bonnot - Tech Comm.; DE, October 1984, S.157-164. Moderne Peilverfahren fr die FM-Aufklrung; Gerhard Bodemann; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.11, No.2, 1985, S.135-147. Accuracy considerations for reliable position fixing Direction Finding; Hans-Christoph Hring; DE, May 1985, S.173-181. TELEGON 8 - Moderne Gerteentwicklung auf dem Gebiet der Peiltechnik; Kurt Zehendner - AEG, Ulm; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.11, No.3, 1985, S.248-253. New directions for the Armys DF Receivers; E. Schmidt & C. Davis; DE, October 1985, S.103-107. Low-profile antenna improves DF accuracy; John E. Hill WJ, San Josw, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)8, S.109-114. Polarization errors in phase interferometry; Jsko Budin; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.5, 1987, S.474-478. ber die Zusammenhnge zwischen Ortungsfehlern und Mefehlern; Dr. Friedrich Jondral, AEG, Ulm; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.6, 1987, S.673-677. Spinning DF Antenna systems in modern Electronic Warfare; Mark D. Hanson - WJ; MSN&CT, September 1988, S.22-30. Enhancing the accuracy of Direction-Finding EW systems; Chuck Davis - Varian; MSN&CT, September 1988, S.52-64. Funkpeiltechnik; Rudolf Grabau & Klaus Pfaff; Franckh, Stuttgart 1989. Elevation-Caused Errors in Azimuth-only DF Systems; David Adamay; MSN, February 1989, S.48-50.

1.

Patch Antennas => Antennen

Accurate design of dual-band patch antennas; Randy Bancroft - Martin Marietta, Denver, CO; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)9, S.113-118. Antenna design offers small size with wide bandwidth; K. Rambabu, M. Ramesh & A.T. Kalghatgi - Bharat Electronics, Bangalore, India; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)9, S.105-108. Patch antenna serves GPS systems - Product of Trans-Tech, Adamstown, MD; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)3, S.51. Design an antenna for pacemeker communication; Cynthia Furse - Uta State University, Logan, UT; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)3, S.73-76. Mini patch antennas target telecomm - Product of Spectrum Control, Fairview, PA; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)5, S.49.

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5.

8. 9.

1. 2. 3. 4.

Patriot
SAM-D is a Patriot; Richard Hartman; ME/C, July 1977, S.26,35,36. Patriot goes into limited Production; DE, December 1980, S.37-38. Raytheon tackels Patriots; Michael Kachmar - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)4, S.21. The Patriot Radar in Tactical Air Defense; David R. Carey (Raytheon) & William Evans (Patriot Project Office, Huntsville, AL); MJ, May 1988, S.325-332. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg); Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 1999, S.154-157. Fit fr die Zukunft - Die Rstungsplanungen fr die Flugabwehrraketenverbnde der Luftwaffe; Heinz Wohak Oberst i.G., Luftwaffe; SuT, 2/2000, S.93-99. Flugkrper in der Bundeswehr; Wolf-Rdiger Petereit, wt, II/2000, S.18-23. Leserbrief - Lserforum; SuT, November 2001, S.66. Die deutsche Luftverteidigung - Mit SAMOC und MEADS auf neuen Wegen; Jrgen Ppelmann; wt II/2004, S.64-69. 10.

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5. 6.

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16. 17.

1. 2.

PAVE PAWS
Radar requirements on the upswing; MSN, March 1978, S.33. Solid State Transmit/Receive module for the PAVE PAWS Phased Array Radar; Donald J. Hoft - Raytheon, Wayland; MJ, October 1978, S.33-35. Raytheon Phased Array technology at work: A Radar that can spot targets as small as a basketball 1.200 miles away; Anzeige von Raytheon in DE, November 1981, S.13. Phasengesteuertes Radar; Eli Brookner; Beitrag in Rstung und Sicherheit, Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.128-137. Raystheon upgrades Paws; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)4, S.21. 18. 19.

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21. 22. 23.

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24. Rate the merits od pseudo-doppler direction finding; Clark Oden - Frontier Engineering, Oklahoma, OK; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)3, S.79-82. 25. DF system intercepts 25 to 1000 MHz - Product of Maxim Technologies, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)3, S.166. 26. Optimal Programm passively finds radar threats; Raymond H. Burros; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.87-90. 27. Funkortungs- und Funknavigationsanlagen; Werner Mansfeld; Hthig, Heidelberg 1994. 28. VHF-UHF-Peler DDF 190 - Digitales Peilen von 20 bis 3000 Mhz nach ITU-Richtlinien, Neues von R&S (1996) Nr. 152, S.30-32. 29. Compact DF antenna delivers high AoA accuracy; Paul M. Eyring - Senior Engineer, AIL Systems, Deer Park, NY; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)6, S.61-68. 30. A sampling of Direction Finding Systems; Don Herskovitz Technology Survey; JED, August 1998, S.53-61. 31. Precision location and identification: A revolution in threat warning and situational awareness; Lt Col Jon Wilson, USAF; JED, November1999, S.43-48. 32. Digitaler Peiler DDF 190 jetzt von 0,5 MHz bis 3000 Mhz. Neues von R&S (2000) Nr. 166, S.16-17. 33. A sampling of Direction Finding Systems - Technology Survey; Don Herskovitz; JED, August 2000, S.57-65. 34. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. 35. Digital Peiler R&S DDF 195 - Neuer Digitaler Peiler fr 0,5 MHz ... 3000 MHz; Neues von R&S, 2002/2, Nr. 174, S.4749. 36. Review of Emitter-Location approaches; EW101; Dave Adamy; JED, August 2002, S.58-59. 37. Emitter-Location: Reporting Location accuracy; EW101; Dave Adamy; JED, September 2002, S.62-63. 38. Review of Emitter-LocationTechniques; EW101; Dave Adamy; JED, October 2002, S.60-61. 39. Distace-Measuring and Inteferometric Techniques; EW101; Dave Adamy; JED, November 2002, S.62-63. 40. Precision Emitter-Location Techniques; EW101; Dave Adamy; JED, December 2002, S.66-67. 41. Sichere Peilung von Schiffen in Kstennhe - Digitaler Peiler R&S DDF 100; Ulrich Unselt; Neues von R&S, Heft 182(2004/II), S.54-55.

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10. 11. 12. 13.

Przisionswaffen in der Luftwaffe; Obertsleutnant Karsten Stoye - Jagdbombergeschwader 31; SuT, Juni 2002, S.59-63. Gelenkte Waffen; Christian Hauser; FLIEGERREVUE, 7/2002, S.23-27. Navy joins JSOW exodus; Robert Wall; AW&ST, June 17, 2002, S.32. Precision strike experience whets global appetites; Steven J. Zaloga - Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003, S.167-169. Unpowered precision-guided weapons; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003, S.188-190. Satellitengelenkte Waffen; Michael Puttre; Spektrum der Wissenschaft, April 2003, S.66-72. Hard, smart and accurate; David C Isby; AFN, July 2003, S.28-32. Per Laser punktgenau ins Ziel; Patrick Hoeveler; FLUG REVUE, September 2005, S.42-43.

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Phasendetektor
Designing with Phase Detectors; Don Neuf & Phil Piro - RHG Electronics Laboratory; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.76-82. Technische Unterlage der US-Firma Mini-Circuits, Brooklyn, NY, USA: 29 most frequently asked questions about phase detectors, C46 REV F.

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Phase-Locked Oscillators
Firmenunterlage von RFD, Inc., Tampa, Florida, USA.

1.

Phasengesteuerte Gruppenantennen
Electronically-scanned phased array augments EW power management; O.B. Mitchell - Emerson Electric; EW, May/June 1975, S.24-29. Phased Array Antenna fundamentals; Robert Kyle - ESystems, Sunnyvale, CA; ME/C, Vol.4, No.3. March 1978, S.26-28,54. MBA vs. Phased Array: Whats Best for Satellite Application? Leon J. Ricardi; MSN, May 1978, S.32-37. Designing a broadband Phased Array Antenna suitable for use in ECM Systems; Lars Josefsson - LM Ericsson; DE, February 1980, S.85-88. Optimize phased-array T/R performance; T.L. Martinec; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.95-97. Phased arrays loom as intelligent antennas; Allan C. Schell Rome Air Development Center, Bedford, MA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)7, S.65. Fiber Optics for Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Phased Arrays; J.J. Pan - E-Tek Dynamics; MSN, July 1989, S.48-54. Phased Array Antennas - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, December 1997, S.60-61.

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5. 6.

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Permittivitt
Microwaves measure complex permittivity; M. Martinelli, P.A. Rolla & E. Tombari - Pisa Uni, Pisa, Iltaly; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)3, S.147-152. Permittivity of Fiber-Polymer composites: A study to determine the effects of the environment; Rick L. Moore, et al. - Georgia Institute of Technology; MJ, Feb. 1991, S.6782. 7. 8.

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Phasenrauschen, Phase Noise

Phase Noise Characterization of Microwave Oscillators; Hewlett-Packard, Product Note 11729B-1, March 1984. Phase-noise analysis, Part 1: Evaluate the impact of phase noise on receiver performance; Mohamed K. Nezami Florida Atlantic University; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)5, S.165-172. Phase-noise analysis, Part 2; Evaluate the impact of phase noise on receiver performance; Mohamed K. Nezami Florida Atlantic University, FL; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.101-108. Phasenrauschen - Harmonische und subharmonische Schwingungen bei Oszillatoren; Mikrowellenzeitung,

1. 2.

PGB, PGM, PGW

3. 4. 5.

2. Smart weapons changing tactical warfare; Robert Carroll; DE, June 1981, S.37-43. Smart Munitions - Are they affordable? Tony Corrado Aerojet Electro Systems; MSN&CT, December 1988, S.32- 3. 36. Directed Energy; Fred Levien; JED, November 2000, S.4348. Unpowered precision-guided weapons; AW&ST Aerospace 4. Sourcw Book, January 14, 2002, S.196-197. Lasing the Israeli way; AFM, February 2002, S.40.

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Ausgabe 2002, S.16-17 - Publikation der Parzich GmbH, Puergen. Blue Phase - Festfrequenzquellen und Synthesizer bieten geringes Phasenrauschen; Mikrowellenzeitung, Ausgabe 2002, S.18-19 - Publikation der Parzich GmbH, Puergen. Theory and practical considerations for measuring phase noise better than -165 dBc/Hz: Part I; Pankaj Goyal National Semiconductor; Microwave Journal, October 2004, S.62-76. Theory and practical considerations for measuring phase noise better than -165 dBc/Hz: Part II; Pankaj Goyal National Semiconductor; Microwave Journal, November 2004, S.70-93.

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6.

Simplifying thr specs of PIN-diode switches; S.J. Algeri & G.R. Hicks - WJ, Palo Alro, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)7, S.83-91. PIN-Diode switching used at Microwave Frequencies; New England Microwave Corp.; MSN&CT, November 1986, S.107-109. A review of Solid-State Radar receiver protection devices; Neil Roberts - EEV Inc. Lincoln; MJ, Feb. 1991, S.121-125.

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Pitot
Flugtechnik, Band 5; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999. Plasma Plasmatechnik; Dr. Thomas Kretschmer; SuT, 2/1999, S.88.

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Phasenschieber

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3.

Technology advances design of Microwave diode Phase Shifters; H. Endler - Systron Donner; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.321-325. 1. Phase shifters and delay lines fine-tune systems; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)6, S.131-140. 2. High-Power switchable Ferrites meet EW needs; Henry Stewart - Gamma Microwave; MSN, October 1989, S.38-46.

PLL, Phase-Locked Loop

Fast-switching synthesizers track agile signals; W.C. Beam & P.J. Rezin - Watkins-Johnson, Gaithersburg, MD; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)8, S.152-157. DDS/PLL methods craft low-noise synthesizers - Product of Communication Techniques, Whippany, NJ; Jack Browne Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)10, S.133-138.

1. 2.

Phasenumtastung - Phase Shifting

Taschenbuch der Hochfrequenztechnik; Meinke Gundlach; Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1992, 2.4, S.O19. Mikrowellen in der Anwendung; Erich Pehl; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1993, 1.5, S.13.

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POI, Probability of Intercept

Statistical Analysis yields probability of timely intercept; Arthur G. Self - MEL, Ontario, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)9, S.93-100.

1. 2.

Phnix, AIM-54
Improved Phnix Missile joins Fleet; James B. Schultz; DE, April 1985, S.115-119. AIM-54 Phnix; IECH 2001, S.230. 1.

Polarisation
Watkins-Johnson, San Jose: Polarization Considerations in Selecting Surveillance Antennas; John Hill; JED, August 1982. Electronic Intelligence, The Analysis of Radar Signals, Chapter 4, Polarization; Richard G. Wiley - Syracuse Researce; Artech House, Boston London. Polarimetry augments microwave system measurement ability; David L. Hawthorne - WJ, San Jose, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)9, S.162-170. Polarization errors in phase interferometry; Jsko Budin; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.5, 1987, S.474-478. Polarization Measurement: Part 1; D. L. Hawthorne; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.14, No. 6, Nov./Dec. 1987. Polarization Measurement: Part 2; D. L. Hawthorne; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.15, No.1, Nov./Dec. 1988.

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1.

Photodetektor, -diode, -effekt, und -zele

Elektronik - Grundlagen der Elektronik und der elektronischen Schaltungstechnik; Herbert Frisch; LexikaVerlag Grafenau und VDI-Verlag, Dsseldorf, 1975. Enzyklopdie Naturwissenschaft und Technik; Band 4, PSto; Verlag Moderne Industrie, Landsberg a. Lech, 1981. Physik; Gerthsen, Kneser, Vogel; Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg New York, 1982. Brockhaus Naturwissenschaft und Technik, Band 4, Ni-Sn, F.A. Brockhaus Mannheim, 1989. 3.

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PIMAWS
Passive optronische Flugkrper-Warnsensoren; Bernd Uwira - BGT, berlingen; wt I/2004, S.116-117.

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Polarisationsagilitt
Advanced Intrapulse Polarization Agile Radar Nears Deployment; R. Efurd, M. Cohen, E. Sjoberg; MSN, February 1984, S.67-76. Intrapulse Polarization Agile Radar Evolves Into Working system; M.N. Cohen, E.E. Martin, E.S. Sjoberg; MSN, September 1984, S.96A-96L.

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PIN-Dioden, PIN-Schalter
Unleash the potential of the new PIN diodes; Robert J. Preston, et al. - SDI Inc., North Billerica, MA; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)13, S.87-91. Predict intercept points in PIN-diode switches , Part 1; Gerald Hiller - M/A-COM Semiconductor Products & Prof. Robert Caverly - Southeastern Masschusetts University, Burlington, MA; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)13, S.103-108. Predict PIN-diode switch distortion, Part 2; Gerald Hiller M/A-COM Semiconductor Products & Prof. Robert Caverly Southeastern Masschusetts University, Burlington, MA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)1, S.111-116.

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Polyphem => Trifom Przisionsanflugradar

Scanning-Pencil-Beam technique provides accurate 3-D Radar coverage; R. E. Johnson (ITT Gilfillan); MSN&CT, August 1985, S.80A-80K.

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Predator => RQ-1 Predator PRF => Radar

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Understanding the Pulse Repetition Intervall - Part 1; Joel Schindall & M.J. Caraballo - WJ, San Jose, CA; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)9, S.84-91. A Pulse Intervall processor to fill intelligence missions - Part 2; Joel Schindall & M.J. Caraballo - WJ, San Jose, CA; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)10, S.115-119. Handbuch Radar und Radarsignalverarbeitung; Albrecht Ludloff; Vieweg, 1993, S.2-28.

1.

PtSi, Platinsilizid
Nachsichttechnik - Infrarot-Sensorik; Arnulf Wallrabe; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, August 2001.

1.

Puls-Doppler-Radar => Radar

Radar characteristics, Part 6 - EW101 Tutorial; CW and Pulse-Doppler Radars; Dave Adamy; JED, October 2000, S.66-67. Generic doppler processor speeds Radar analysis; H.F. Engler, Jr., P.D. West, M.D. Austin & T.R. Gardos - Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech Research Institute, Atlanta, GA; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)3, S.874-93.

1.

Primrradar => Radar Programmiersprachen

Programmiersprachen; Frank Pfeil; SuT, Januar 2002, S.29.

2.

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Puls-Kompression => Radar

Seven tips on specifying pulse-compression systems; Walter A. Crofut - Andersen Lab., Bloomfield; Microwaves, 19(1980)4, S.66-68. Digital design improves radar pulse compression; Tortolli/Baldanzi/Guidi/Atzeni - University of Florence, Italy; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)5, S.135-140. Radar characteristics, Part 5 - EW101 Tutorial; Pulse Compression; Dave Adamy; JED, September 2000, S.79-80.

PSK
Digital Phase Modulation (PSK) and Wideband FM... Using the 8660A/C Synthesized Signal Generator; HewlettPackard Co Application Note 164-4, August 1975. Understanding PSK demodulation techniques - Part 1; J. Mark Steber - WJ, Gaitherburg, MD; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)3, S.137-139, 142, 145. Understanding PSK demodulation techniques - Part 2; J. Mark Steber - WJ, Gaitherburg, MD; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)4, S.113-118. Optimize PSK systems through direct-sequence techniques; Tien Mahn Nguyen; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)1, S.118, 120, 123, 126.

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Pyrophoric
New Tricks for Flares; John Knowles und Craig Lawrence; JED, October 2006, S.25-27.

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QAM, QPSK
Check the performance of digital microwave radios; Russell C. Pepe - Anritsu America, Oakland,NJ; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.157-159. Electronic Communication Systems; George Kennedy; McGraw-Hill International Editions, New York, 1985. QPSK Modulators produce RF output to 270 degrees; MiniCircuit Product; MSN&CT, May 1988, S.174. QPSQ Modulators serve as building blocks for multi-octave Communications; Mini-Circuit Product; MSN, April 1989, S.57. Fachbegriffe der Elektronik, Telekommunikation und Computertechnik; Ulrich Freyer; Franzis Verlag, Poing, 2000. Mikrowellen in der Anwendung; Erich Pehl; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1993.

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Quarzoszillatoren, Crystal Oscillators

Fundamentals of Quarz Oscillators; Hewlett-Packard Co Application Note 200-2.

Produktinformation von MUNICOM, Grassau: PrzisionsQuarzoszillatoren von ERC. AnzeigePrecision Crystal Oscillators, Series 8000 von ERC in Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)2, S.18. Fundamentals of Time and Frequency Standards; HewlettPackard Application Note 52-1, Rev. October 1974. Crystal oscillators set frequency standards - Special Report; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)2, S.117-128. Crystal oscillator features fast warm-up - Produuct of Frequency and Time Systems, Beverly, MA; Steven M. Bass, et al.; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)2, S.144; Anzeige von Bliley Electric Company: Digitally compensated crystal oscillators; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)5, S.79. Understanding crystal oscillators; Pezo Crystals, Carlisle, PA; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)3, S.166. Precision tuned crystal oscillators - Beilage von MTI Milliren Technologies, 02985K, Http://www.mti-milliren.com , in Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)5.

1.

Radar, Radartechnik

ber die Erfassungsreichweite von Radaranlagen; Max Drachner; SuT, 5/1971, S.260-162. 2. AGARD-LS-59, Determination and Use of Radar Scattering Characteristics; October 1973. 3. How to Speak Radar, Basic Fundamentals and Applications of Radar; Arnold E. Acker; Varian Associates, January 1974. 4. Electronically-scanned phased array augments EW power management; O.B. Mitchell - Emerson Electric; EW, May/June 1975, S.24-29. 5. Radar retrofit: Increase receiver sensitivity cost effectvely; Donald Neuf; MSN, April/May 1976, S.55-60. 6. AGARD-CPP-197, New Devices, Techniques and Systems in Radar; June 1976. 7. Radar 77: If Youre not Phased by Arrays, how about MultiRadar or Bistatic Systems? Frank J. Moncrief; MSN, October 1977, S.19-31. 8. Small Aircraft Radar copes with offshore clutter; Eckhard F. Natter, et al.; MSN, October 1977, S.51-56. 9. Solid State mm-Wave Pulse-Compression Radar Sensor; J.B. Winderman & G.N. Hulderman - General Dynamics; MJ, November 1977, S.45-50 10. Predicting Target-Caused errors in Radar measurements; Dean D. Howard; EW/DE, February 1978, S.88-95. 11. Radar RF losses, a method for measuring; G.W. Randig MITRE; Mj, May 1978, S.73-75. 12. Soviets push Radar deployment; EW/DE, July 1978, S.49-51.

13. Will Tactical Aircraft use Bistatic Radar? Daniel C. Lorti & John J. Bowman; MSN, September1978, S. 49-54. 14. Electronic Warfare Principles; Air Force Pamphlet, AFP 513; 1. September 1978. 15. Pulse compression Radar drive developed - Review; EW/DE, October 1978, S.29. 16. EARS flight testing begins - Review; EW/DE, November 1978, S.29-30. 17. Gigabit Logic Force Will Systems Integration; MSN, June 1979, S.21-26. 18. Radar and Submarines in World War II; Edward L. Beach, US Navy; DE, October 1979, S.48-56. 19. Jamming Frequency Agile Radars; Bengt Bergkvist - Philips Elektronikindustrier AB; DE, January 1980, S.75-83. 20. Radar marches on - Review; Robert T. Hill; MSN, April 1980, S.13-17. 21. Simulator Calibrates Radar Noise Analyzers (Radar Testing); Richard S. Napier; MSN, July 1980, S.63-73. 22. Realistic range estimation at sea; William R. Bigas; DE, July 1980, S.69-75. 23. Tactical bistatic Radar demonstrated; Robret Blumgold; DE, December 1980, S.78-82. 24. Naval Radars Incorporate Phased Arrays; F. Martello & S. Protto; MSN, January 1981, S.109-116. 25. FM Doppler Radar Simulatior Eliminates Test Clutter Problems; Dieter R. Lohrmann - Harry Diamond Laboratories; MSN, March 1982, S.86-92.

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26. Exacting military demands drive a vast Radar market; Barry Manz - Associate Editor/News; Microwaves, 21(1982)4, S.15,17-19. 27. Matched filters up power, reduce noise in Radar; Fulvio Ananasso - Telespazio, Rome, Italy; Microwaves, 21(1982)4, S.61-67. 28. Array Radars solve Communication jams; H.D. Lewis - RCA, Moorestown, NJ; Microwaves, 21(1982)4, S.73-78. 29. Cw Radars find new uses in the 80s; Andrzej B. Przedpelski; Microwaves, 21(1982)4, S.89-94. 30. Amp brings Solid-State S-Band Radar closer to reality; Walter Poole, et al. - Microwave Semiconductor; MSN, July 1982, S.81-86. 31. The deadly game: Search Radar versus Aircraft; Edwin M. Drogin - Eaton/AIL; DE, August 1982, S.56-70. 32. Is VHSIC a panacea? Or, facing the von Neumann bottleneck; DE, August 1982, S.72-73. 33. Compact Ranges Provide Accurate Measurement of Radar Cross-Section; Doren W. Hess (Scientific-atlanta) & Richard C. Johnson- Georgia Institute of Technology; MSN, September 1982, S.150-160. 34. Military Systems needs drive component demands; K.J. Sleger, Dr - Naval Research Lab; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.15,17, 20. 35. Introduction to Radar Systems; Meril I. Skolnik; McGrawHill, 1983. 36. Intrapulse polarization agile Radar evolves into working system; M. N. Cohen, et al.; MSN, September 1984, S.96A96L. 37. Bistatic Radars hold promise for future systems; J. I. Glaser - Technology Service; MSN, October 1984, S.119-136. 38. Digital beamforming: New technology for tomorrows Radars; Pat A. Valentino - Sperry; DE, October 1984, S.102107. 39. Air Force, Navy narrow requirements for space-based Radar; James B. Schultz; DE, October 1984, S.127-132. 40. Pulse-Compression Radar: ECM and ECCM; Leroy B. Van Brunt; DE, October 1984, S.170-185. 41. Radar in transition; David K. Barton; MJ, Dec. 1984, S.24-31. 42. Radar Frequency management and the new mm-Wave Radar operating Frequencies; MJ, Dec. 1984, S.36-44. 43. Target identification by means of Radar; E.D. Mese, eta.; MJ, Dec. 1984, S.85-103. 44. Instrumentation Radars fulfill role in RCS measurement; J. Tavormina (Scientific-Atlanta); MSN&CT, February 1985, S.75-96. 45. The interceptor radar evolves as a sensor; P.W. Spooner GEC Avionics; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.127-135. 46. Phasengesteuertes Radar; Eli Brookner; Beitrag in Rstung und Sicherheit, Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.128-137. 47. SAW Pulse Compression in modern multi-channel Radar applications; J.W. Arthur - Racal-MESL, Edinburgh, UK; MJ, Jan. 1986, S.159-169. 48. Frequency-Scanning technique applied to Air-Defense Radar; R.F. Mathias & N. A. Cunningham - Plessey Radar; MSN&CT, February 1986, S.146-149. 49. Low-Propability-of-Detection Radar designs challenge Tactical ESM capabilities; David B. Hoisington; ICH, 1986, S.350-354. 50. Radar milestones portend fourth-generation era; Fred E. Nathanson; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)3, S.275-281. 51. Ka-Band Radar - Which Tube to choose? Brian Moen, et al. Varian Associates; MSN&CT, July 1987, S.90-96.

52. Fiber Optics and Opto-Electronics for Radar and Electronic Warfare applications; J.J. Pan - E-Tek Dynamics; MSN&CT, October 1987, S.30-43. 53. Radars, Countermeasures and Missile Electronics; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.5, 1987, S.511-513. 54. Interaction between component and system design examined for Radar developmend; M.S. Peters - Plessey Microwave; MSN&CT, April 1988, S.28-34. 55. Multiband design boosts resolution of imaging radar; William C. Parnell - Radar Systems Engineer, Eglin Air Force Base, FL; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)9, S.85-94. 56. Radartechnik; Jrgen Detlefsen; Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1989. 57. Component advances open new doors for Radar designers; Robert J. Sanders - ITT Gilfilan; MSN, March 1989, S.15-21. 58. Vector arbitrary Waveform Synthesis simplifies Chirp Radar Testing; Eric Murno & Chris Pedersen - Hewlett-Packard; MSN, March 1989, S.22-25. 59. Auxiliary Microstrip Antenna reduces Side-Lobe Jamming; Klaus Solbach - AEG; MSN, March 1989, S.26-29. 60. Programm predicts radar system vulnerability - Product of Research Associates of Syracuse, North Syracuse, NY; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)3, S.141-142. 61. Attenuators boost dynamic range of radar receivers; Asad M. Madni, et al - Systron Donner, Van Nuys, CA; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)3, S.93-100. 62. Advanced Phased Arrays redefine Radar; R. Noel Longuemare; DE, April. 1990, S.63-66. 63. A review of Solid-State Radar receiver protection devices; Neil Roberts - EEV Inc. Lincoln; MJ, Feb. 1991, S.121-125. 64. Defense Electronics Airborne Radar directory; DE, May 1991, S.41-47. 65. Radar simulation software employs component data; Robert J. Hancock - CAE Soft; Rockwall, TX; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)9, S.67-73. 66. Bistatic system passively tracks radar targets; A. Munich & E. Schecker - AIL Systems, Deer Park, NY; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)9, S.78-83. 67. Gauge modulation-induced sidebands in chirped signals; Raymond Moskaluk - Hewlett-Packard, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)9, S.85-90. 68. Handbuch Radar und Radarsignalverarbeitung; Albrecht Ludloff; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1993. 69. Mikrowellenanwendungen; Erich Pehl; Hthig Heidelberg, 1993. 70. A sampling of Airborne Radar Systems; Don Herskovitz; JED, January 1998, Supplement, S.24-29. 71. AT3 Programm to speed Radar geo-locations; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.45-46. 72. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, 1998. 73. Einfhrung in die Radartechnik; Bernhard Huder; Teubner, Stuttgart, 1999. 74. A sampling of Military Radar Systems; Don Herskovitz Technology; JED, September1999, S.57-62. 75. Radar characteristics, Part 1 - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, May 2000, S.64-65. 76. Radar characteristics, Part 2 - EW101 Tutorial; Dave Adamy; JED, June 2000, S.62-63. 77. Radar characteristics, Part 3 - EW101 Tutorial; Detection Range vs. Detectability Range; Dave Adamy; JED, July 2000, S.66-67. 78. Radar characteristics, Part 4 - EW101 Tutorial; Radar Modulation; Dave Adamy; JED, August 2000, S.66-67.

79. Radar characteristics, Part 5 - EW101 Tutorial; Pulse Compression; Dave Adamy; JED, September 2000, S.79-80. 80. Radar characteristics, Part 6 - EW101 Tutorial; CW and Pulse-Doppler Radars; Dave Adamy; JED, October 2000, S.66-67. 81. Radar characteristics, Part 7 - EW101 Tutorial; MovingTarget-Indicator Radars; Dave Adamy; JED, November 2000, S.62-63. 82. Radar characteristics, Part 8 - EW101 Tutorial; SyntheticAperture Radars; Dave Adamy; JED, December 2000, S.6667. 83. Radar - LPI Radars (Part 9); Dave Adamy - EW 101 Tutorial; JED, January 2001, S.66-67. 84. A sampling of Military Radar Systems; Don Herskovitz Technology; JED, February 2001, S.61-64. 85. Radar - LPI Radars (Part 10, Cont.); Dave Adamy - EW 101 Tutorial; JED, February 2001, S.66-67. 86. Radartechnik, Grundlagen und Anwendungen; Jrgen Gbel; VDE Verlag, Berlin-Offenbach, 2001. 87. Principles of Radar and Sonar Signalprocessing; Francois Le Chevalier; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2002. 88. Radars & Sensors; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.233-237. 89. EW Threats, Part 4 - Modulation characteristics of threat Radars; EW101 - Dave Adamy; JED, January 2002, S.54-55. 90. Got you covered; M. Fiszer & J. Gruszynski; JED, August 2002, S.52-56. 91. Radars & Sensors; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003, S.223-227. 92. Backboards of the fleet: Shipboard Phased-Array Radars; Dimitris V. Dranidis;JED, May 2003, S.55-62. 93. Radar Today; David K. Barton; MJ, January 2005, S.24-36. 94. Die unsichtbare Hilfe - RADAR, Radargerte in der Bundeswehr; Jrgen Pppelmann; WT II/2005, S.98-103. 95. Durchblick und Weitblick; Martin Billeisen; Planet aerospace, 4/2005, Okt./Nov./Dez., S.74-77.

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Klassifikation von Mikrowellenradiometriedaten, Teil I; Rudolf H. Dittel - DFVLR Oberpfaffenhofen; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.1, 1983, S.46-51. Klassifikation von Mikrowellenradiometriedaten, Teil II; Rudolf H. Dittel - DFVLR Oberpfaffenhofen; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.2, 1983, S.197-206. Klassifikation von Mikrowellenradiometriedaten, Teil III; Rudolf H. Dittel - DFVLR Oberpfaffenhofen; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.4, 1983, S.430-437. Millimeterwellen-Radiometer mit supraleitenden Empfangsmischer; W. Hilberath & B. Vowinkel - Uni Kln; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.12, No.4, 1986, S.332-336. Radiometers detect hidden objects using millimeter waves; Ted Barber - US Army, White Sands Missile Range, NM; Microwaves & R, 28(1989)10, S.79-86. MM waves aid commercial applications - Product of Millitech, South Deerfield, MA; Jack Browne - Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)7, S.113-116.

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Radom
Radomes Provides Stable Environments for Antenna Subsystems; R. L. Moynihan & R. R. Strickland (Electronic Space Systems Corp.); MSN, September 1983, S.122-126. EW radomes present rigorous challenges; G.S. Mani Ministry of Defense, India; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)13 (December), S.102, 107-110. ECM Radome design for the airborne environment; R. O. Magatagan, et al.; DE, September 1986, S.143-160.

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Rafale, Dassault Rafale

France going solo with Rafale; Kenneth R. Timmerman; DE, June 1987, S.187-192. Europes new Fighters; Kenneth R. Timmerman; DE, May 1989, S.61-65. The Electronics of Europe's new Fighters; Don Parry; DE, Vol.22, No.5, May 1990, S.51-54 . International Report: Rafale Radar begins Flight Trials; Martin Streetly; MJ, September 1992, S.49. Dassault Rafale; Rafale Supplement; Air International, May 1997, S.I-XVI. Rafale, Ready to to go! Krieg der Sterne auf Franzsisch; E. Desplaces & P. Roman; Airforce Special, Militrluftfahrt heute, No.1, 2000-01, S.68-76; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. Resourceful Rafale; Jan Parker; Avionics Magazine Aviation Today, September 2000. Flugzeug-Katalog 2000, Militrflugzeuge; Dassault Rafale; GeraNova Verlag, Mnchen. Moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Thomas Bttig; Mittler, Hamburg, 2000. Fighter EW: The next generation; Bill Sweetman; JED, July 2000, S.41-47. Laser Rangefinder selected for Rafale - European Report; Brendan P. Rivers; JED, August 2001, S.22. Flugzeuge der Welt, 2001; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2001. Dienstantritt, Rafale-Staffel der Aeronavale aufgestellt; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Juli 2001, S.86-91. Electronic Warfare goes stealthy; Alan Dawes; Air International, February 2002, S.106-110. Killer angels, Frances Rafale has fire, but will glory remain a mirage? Bill Sweetman; JED, November 2002, S.44-48. Formidable Fighters into service; AFM; June 2003, S.37-48. Dassault Rafale - The Gallic wonder; Henri-Pierre Grolleau; Air International, June 2003, S.35-46.

1.

Radarhhenmesser - Radar Altimeter

A new approach to lightweight Radar Altimeters; Nadav Levanon, et al.; Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol.62, No.6, June 1974, S.784-792. New Altimeters provide next-generation and retrofit capabilities; David Bennett; ME/C, Vol.8, No.7, July 1982, S.51-5. Integration produces small Ku-Band altimeter; L.D. Clough, et al. -Ministry of Defence, UK; Microwaves & RF, 22(19983)7, S.79-80. An aircraft single-antenna FM radio altimeter; Leo G. Maloratsky - Rockwell Collins, Melbourne, FL; MJ, May 2003, S.196-210. 5. 6.

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Radarsignalgenerator => EloKa-Missions-Simulator 11. Radarzsenariogenerator => EloKa-MissionsSimulator Radarwarnempfnger => Empfnger Radiometer, Radiometrie
12. 13. 14.

15. Millimeter Wave Radiometry developments; Dr. J.E. Adair AFB; MJ, Nov. 1977, S.32-34. 16. Cruise Missiles can be detected with contrast Radiometry; 17. Ph.D. M. Sharon & Ph.D. Richard D. Brewer; ME/C, Vol.8, No.7, July 1982, S.20-25.

18. Leistungsstark in allen Rollen; Henri-Pierre Grolleau/KS; 4. FLUG REVUE (Extra), Paris Airshow 2003, Juli 2003, S.6-10. 19. Dassault Rafale, Special Supplement, AI, June 2005. 20. Storm Warning - The Dassault Rafale is poised to become 5. Europes premier fighter-bomber; Michael Fiszer; JED, June 2005, S.40-51. 21. Evolving Fighter - Rafale nears operational status with 6. French air force; Robert Wall - Istres, Frankreich; AW&ST, June 13, 2005, S.42-44.

Convert specifications between competing noise sources; Seymour Schneider - Micronetics, Norwood, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.229-241. Broadband noise source components and instruments DC to 110 GHz; Beilage von Noise/Com, Paramus, New Jersey, in Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)6, S.167-190. Digital generator makes programmable noise - Product of Noise Com., Paramus, NJ; Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 41(2002)1, S.96-98.

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Raketen-Abwehrsystem
Raketen-Abwehrsystem fr Europa? Dietrich Stockfisch, Kommentar; SuT, 3/2000, S.129. Mit ABM eine globale Allianz fr eine begrenzte Raketenabwehr; Martin Agera; SuT, Januar 2002, S.7-8. Raketenabwehr: Vision fr den Frieden? (rj); SuT, Juni 2001, S.17. Nationale Raketenabwehr der USA - Einbindung des AEGISSystems; Sidney E. Dean; MarineForum, September 2004, S-16-18.

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Rauschstrverfahren
Typical CW noise jamming system; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.432. Jammer serves Jeeps and Helicopters; EW/DE, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.85-86. Noise quality optimizes Jammer performance; F.M. Turner et al. - SRI International; EW/DE, Nov./Dec. 1977, S.117122.

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Rauschzahl
Noise-Figure test setup provides high accuracy; Nick Kuhn Hewlett-Packard; Microwaves, 18(1979)12 (November), S.73-76. A microprocessor mediates the noise-figure debate; Mik Cuevas - Hewlett-Packard, Palo Alto, CA; Microwaves, 20(1981)13 (December), S.51-58,81. Evaluate noise figure and noise temperature; Nick Kuhn Hewlett-Packard, Palto Alto, CA; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)12 (November), S.113-119.

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RAM => Rolling Airframe Missile Range Gate Pull-Off, RGPO => Radar
Frequency Memory Loops; Richard N. DeGunther und Stephen P. MacCabe; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.10, No.2, March/April 1983. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. 2.

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Rapier
Rapier Laserfire - A new Low-Level Air Defence system; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.5, 1983, S.535-536. Rapier getting Marconi radar; Michael Kachmar - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)2, S.31.

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Rauschzahlmesser
Application and Operation of the 8970A Noise Figure Meter; Hewlett-Packard Product Note 8970A-1, October 1982. Fundamentals of RF and Microwave Noise Figure Measurements; Hewlett-Packard Application Note 57-1, July 1983. System measures noise from 10 MHz to 18 GHz - Product of Hewlett-Packard, Palo Alto, CA; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)4, S.181-183. Analyzer adds speed and accuracy to NF testing; G. Thomas & E. Shepherd - Agilent Technologies, West Lothian, Scotland; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)5, S.199-204. Using Noise for RF receiver built-in test applications; Patrick Robbins, Micronetics Inc. Hudson, NH; Microwave Journal, 47(2004)2, S.138-147.

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RaSigma

3. Moderne Messanlage fr Radarsignaturen erffnet neue Dimensionen; Claas Belling; Mforum, Dezember 2005, S.0406. 4.

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Rasterabtastung => Raumabtastverfahren Raumabtastverfahren, Raumabtastung, Scan

Electronic Warfare Principles; Air Force Pamphlet, AFP 513; 1. September 1978. Modern EW simulation techniques; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.390-402. Fundamental parameters used in Radar Emitter Simulation; Doug Lanterman; ICH, 8th Ed.,1982/83, S.306-312. EW threats, Part 3 - Scan characteristics of threat Radars; RW101, Dave Adamy; JED, December 2001, S.64-65. 5.

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Raytheon
Http://www.raytheon.com/ew Widening the Aperture: EWs top 25; Byron Callan; JED, May 1998, S.33-38. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999. Top 25 EW 2001; B. Callan & M. Lynch; JED, May 2001, S.59-52.

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Raumwelle => Wellenausbreitung Rauschen, Rauschleistung, Rauschquellen

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RBS 15 Mk 3
LFK-Systeme der Deutschen Marine; Gerhard Coors Baudirektor, BEB; SuT, Mai 2002, S.62-65. Der Flugkrper RBS 15 Mk 3; Redaktion, SuT, November 2002, S.48-50. BGT Bodenseewerk - Ein Unternehmen der Diehl VA Systeme. BGT-Firmnebroschre, Januar 2003.

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Whats all this noise in Satellite Communications Systems? Francis Edden; MSN, June/July 1976, S.43-48A. 2. Making Difficult Measurements of Noise Power Ratios on Transmitters (Measurements); Robert M. Easson; MSN, 3. February 1981, S.88-99. Where lies the thermal noise floor? Terry Harper & John Grebenkemper; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)7, S.115-117.

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Die Lenkflugkrpersysteme der neuen Schiffsgenerationen 13. Radar targets reveal all to automated tester; Rick E. fr die Deutsche Marine; Gerhard Coors - Bauoberrat, Hartman; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)9, S.101-107. BWB; MarineForum, 7/8-2003, S.18-20. 14. Acetylene black rubber reduces target RCS; A. Kumar - Spar 5. Anzeige von *BGT und *SAAB in SuT, August 2003, S.47. Aerospace, Quebec, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)3, 6. Ein leistungsstarker Flugkrper fr die Korvette K 130; S.85-86. Dieter Stockfisch; SuT, Juli 2005, S.49. 15. Radar Cross-Section and Imaging Measurement Systems; William G. Swarner & Richard H. Bryan - Scientific-Atlanta; MSN&CT, April 1988, S.8-16. RC-135 Rivet Joint 16. Unterstanding Radar Cross Section Measurements; 1. Pentagon oks restart to COMINT project; Robert Wall, Lawrence R. Burgess & Jack Berlekamp; MSN&CT, October Washington; AW&ST, September 30, 2002, S.32-33. 1988, S.54-67. 2. Storied Rivet Joint adds new missions; David A. Fulghum; 17. Software or Hardware gating - Whats best for RCS AW&ST, November 25, 2002, S.54-55. Measurements; Greg McCarter; MSN, November 1989, 3. Agile targets challenge Intel; David A. Fulghum; AW&ST, S.60-65. November 25, 2002, S.55-56. 18. Selecting Antennas for Terrestrial Microwave Systems 4. Upgrated Rivet Joints prepared to deploy; David A. Tutorial; Craig M. Skarpiak - Andrew; MSN, November Fulghum; AW&ST, November 25, 2002, S.56-58. 1989, S.66-70. 5. Information operations become an 8th AF combat mission; 19. Super-resolution signal processing aids RCS testing; B.W. David A. Fulghum; AW&ST, November 25, 2002, S.58. Deats, D.J. Farina & J.F. Bull - Flam & Russell, Horsham, PA; 6. Crew positions reconfigured for long, complex Flights; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)3, S.74-82. David A. Fulghum; AW&ST, November 25, 2002, S.59-61. 20. Signaturvermessungsanlage in Betrieb genommen (eb); 7. AWACS, Rivet Joint and Joint STARS; David C Isby; AFM, EADS-Magazin: Mforum, Mai 2001, S.20. March 2003, S.20-24. 8. Intelligence air war; David C Isby; AFM, June 2003, S.30-35. 21. RCS measurements detect power lines; A. Kumar President, AK Electromagnetique, Quebec, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 43(2004)3, S.82-90. RCS, Radar Cross Section 1. Introductory lecture target scattering characteristics of importance to Radar; L.A. Cram - EMI Electronics; AGARD- RDY 1. RDY - A new Radar for combat aircraft; LS-59, Determination and use of Radar scattering Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.6, 1987, S.623-624. characteristics, October 1973, S.1(a)-1 bis 4. 2. Static full scale measurement of RCS; Carroll R. Criffin, Jr. - 2. Flugzeuge der Welt 1999, heute-morgen; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999, S.140. Lt Col. USAF; AGARD-LS-59, Determination and use of Radar scattering characteristics, October 1973, S.1(c)-1 bis Rechner, Computer 11. 3. Dynamic full scale measurement of RCS; William F. Bahret - 1. Tactical Computers: Technolgy insertion; Don J. Lemke USAF Avionics Lab; AGARD-LS-59, Determination and use of Control Data, Minneapolis, Minnesota; ME/C, Vol.4, No.7, Radar scattering characteristics, October 1973, S.1(d)-1 bis June 1978, S.34-37. 16. 2. Computer use in Electronic Warfare - Example: The Navys 4. Target characteristics; S.C. Woolcock - EMI Electronics; SLQ-32 EW System; Bill Hatch, Raytheon, Goleta; MJ, AGARD-LS-59, Determination and use of Radar scattering September 1978, S.53-60. characteristics, October 1973, S. 2(a)-1 bis 18. 3. The military Computer family today; Dr. E. Lieblein & Dr. 5. Presentation and storage of Radar Cross-Section Data; C. R. E.W. Martin; ME/C, Vol.7, No.10, October 1981, Criffin, Jr. - Lt Colonel, USAF; AGARD-LS-59, Determination S.40,44,46,48,52,53. and use of Radar scattering characteristics, October 1973, 4. Military computers and computer peripherals directory; S.3(a)-1 bis 24. ME/C, Vol.7, No.12, December 1981, S.35- 52. 6. A new look at Radar Cross Section and Antenna pattern 5. Protecting stored data remains a serious problem; Carl measurement in the 100 MHz to GHz region; L.R. Hughes; Landwehr, Ph.D.; ME/C, Vol.9, No.4, April 1983, S.26-36. ME/C, Vol.7, No.5, May 1981, S.50-53. 6. Super Computers; Edwin Drogin - Eaton/AIL; DE, November 7. Compact Ranges Provide Accurate Measurement of Radar 1984, S.31. Cross-Section; Doren W. Hess (Scientific-atlanta) & Richard 7. Flexible Computer design accommodates growth; Industry C. Johnson (Georgia Institute of Technology); MSN, News; DE, November 1984, S.33-34. September 1982, S.150-160. 8. Military Computer industry faces challenging future; DE, 8. Is this how your aircraft looks to enemy radar? Beilage von June 1985, S.88-92. Scientific-Atlanta in MSN, November 1983. 9. Computers in combat; Don Dugdale; DE, June 1986, S.999. RCS tests utilize ground-plane effects; Eugene F. Knott 105. georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA; Microwaves & 10. Military computing in Europe - Inerview with the chairman; RF, 23(1984)3, S.79-84. DE, July 1986, S.145-156. 10. Seeing double improve indoor range; V. J. Vokurka 11. The Scandinavian connection - Milcomp 86; DE, July 1986, Eidhoven Uni, The Netherlands; Microwaves & RF, S.169-174. 24(1985)2, S.71-76,94. 12. The future of computers and software; Steve Wallach; DE, 11. Instrumentation Radars fulfill role in RCS measurement; J. December 1986, S.72-75. Tavormina - Scientific-Atlanta; MSN&CT, February 1985, 13. Ruggedized Computers offer low-cost readiness; James B. S.75-96. Schultz - Enigma Communications; DE, January 1987, S.6912. Recruit an ANA for RCS tests; John Boyles - Hewlett79. Packard; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.87-92.

14. How tough are ruggedized Computers? Bruce Gumble; The future of Radar Warning Receivers; David L. Adamy; DE, October 1988, S99-106. 15. Computer virus countermeasures - A new type of EW; Myron L. Cramer & Stepphen R. Pratt; DE, October 1989, S.75-86. 16. Supercomputers/CAD advance aircraft design; Christine Castro; DE, February 1990, S.48-53. 17. The viraltreat; James W. Rawles; DE, February 1990, S.6267. 18. Affordable Supercomputers; Todd Shumway; DE, February 1990, S.68-75. 19. Airborne Computers take off; Jeffrey Rowe; DE, August 1990, S.31-39. 20. Mil-Spec board design presents unique challenges - Part I; David Schiff & Paul Wilson; DE, January 1991, S.51-55. 21. Military Computers and peripheral directory; DE, February 1991, S.61-75. 22. Mil-Spec Computers demand rugged design - Part II; Art Doehla & Micael LBassi; DE, February 1991, S.76-78. 23. Test strategies for ensuring NDI System quality - Part III; Bruce de Graaf & D.P. Eldrige; DE, March 1991, S.71-77. 24. Military Computers directory; DE, February 1992, S.42-60. 25. Military Computer peripherals directory; DE, March 1992, S.54-60. 26. Getting the most for your ruggedized computer dollar; Curt Alway; DE, May 1996, S.6-7. 27. A sampling of Tactical Computers; Don Herskovitz; JED, June 1998, S.49-54. 28. Attack! (Send): Computer overdependence in combat units; LTC Steve Henderson - Operations; JED, January 2000, S.4349. 29. Pass the Computer (and the Ammunition); Peter Costa; JED, December 2002, S.58-64.

2. 3.

Introduction to Couplers / Dividers; KDI Electronics/Alpha, Inc.; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.142-172. New CAD approach to optimizing microstrip couplers; Zelman M. Harbater - Haifa, Israel; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S.187-190.

1.

Rillenhornantennen
Berechnung und Auslegung von Rechteckrillenhornstrahlern; Dr. -Ing. D. Fasold & Dipl.-Ing. H. Pecher - MBB, Mnchen; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 1/81, S.39-52.

1.

RMS
Emitter Location: Reporting Location Accuracy; Dave Adamy; JED, September 2002, S.62-63.

1. 2.

RNP, Required Navigation Performance

Cover Story: Horizons Push for RNP; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, May 2002. Military/Civil interoperability extented scope for CNS/ATC; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2005. RNP goes public; David Hughes, Washington; AW&ST, January 2, 2006, S.64-65.

3.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Rohde & Schwarz

Customersupport@rohde-schwarz.com Rohde & Schwarz; Katalog 1999/2000 Megerte & Mesysteme. Rohde & Schwarz; Catalog 1999/2000 Antennas HF-VHFUHF-SHF. Rohde & Schwarz; Katalog EMV-Metechnik. Rohde & Schwarz; Funk unter Kontrolle, Neues von R&S, Special Issue. Rohde & Schwarz; Catalog, The World of Radio Comminications. Company Profile: Rohde & Schwarz; Avition Today, Dec. 03, 2003.

1.

Reflektorantennen - Reflector Antennas

Scanning 60 with a Reflector Antenna; Carey M. Rappaport 7. - Northwestern University, Boston; MJ, Feb. 1991, S.95110.

1.

Reflexion
Nomograms Simplify Analysis of Wave Reflection Coefficients; Dr Frederick Gardiol; MSN, September 1978, S.89-94.

1. 2.

Roland => FlaRakPz Roland Rolling Airframe Missile, RAM

Schutzschild fr deutsche und amerikanische Seestreitkrfte; AeroSpace 3/99, S.60-61. Durchbruch beim Export von RAM; Redaktion; SuT, 10/2000, S.680. Die Lenkflugkrpersysteme der neuen Schiffsgenerationen fr die Deutsche Marine; Gerhard Coors - Bauoberrat, BWB; MarineForum, 7/8-2003, S.18-20. BGT Bodenseewerk - Ein Unternehmen der Diehl VA Systeme. BGT-Firmnebroschre, 2003. Kampf gegen Raketen; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, I/2005, S.23-29.

1.

Resonatoren - Resonators

2.

Hertz resonator explains modern oscillators; Max J. Lazarus 3. et al.; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)12 (November), S.103104. Mikrowellentechnik - Kap. 1: Resonatoren; Werner 4. Bechtold; Vieweg, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden, 1999. Rheinmetall De Tec AG Http://www.stn-atlas.de Land-und-flugsysteme@stn-atlas.de Rheinmetall De Tec AG; SuT, September 2001, S.32-34. 5.

1. 2. 3.

1.

Rollkarten
Moving Maps new connections; Matthew Matarozza; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2005. Rolls-Royce Http://www.rolls-royce.com Rolls-Royce; Heiko Wei; SuT, Mrz 2002, S.32. Broadening the horizon of global defence, in the air and at sea; Anzeige von Rolls-Royce in wt IV/2003, S.46-47.

1.

Richtantennen => Antennen

1. Stripline coupler directs 2 to 40 GHz; John Howard - Narda 2. Microwave, Hauppauge, NY; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)7, 3. S.119, 120, 124, 125.

Richtungskoppler

4. 5. 6.

Rolls-Royce; Brian Walters; Air International, July 2004, 6. S.46-51. Rolls-Royce - die treibende Kraft auf See; Profil; wt/III, 2004, S.73-84. Rolls-Royce Company Profile, Schub fr Deutschland; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2005, 12 Seiten; www.rolls-royce.de

Global Hawk - Falkenauge im Dienst fr Europa; Berndt v. Mitzlaff; PLANET AEROSPACE, 1/2004, Jan.-Feb.-Mrz, S.2629.

RTCA, Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics RTCA DO-178

Boeing 787: Luftfahrtelektronik neuer Generation; Joseph Wlad & Wind River; Luft- und Raumfahrt, 4/2005, S.28-30.

1.

Rotman-Linse
Lens-Fed Multiple Beam Arrays; D.H. Archer; MJ, September 1984, S.171-195. 1.

1. 2.

RQ-1A, Predator
Drohnen - Die unbemannte Aufklrung; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt II/2001, S.56-64. Unbemannte Zukunft - Die US-Plne fr Aufklrer und Kampfjets ohne Piloten; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Januar 2002, S.82-87. Neue Rollen fr Predator-Familie; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Dezember 2005, S.64-66. 1. 2.

RUAG
Schweizer RUAG erffnet Profitabilitt; wt, II/2001, S.6667. RUAG blickt nach vorne; wt-Gesprch; wt II/2004, S.20-22.

1. 2.

Rstungshersteller
Aus der Industrie: Die 10 grten Rstungshersteller; Redaktion, SuT, Oktober 2002, S.49. Taking Stock; G. Warwick & A. Cambell; Flight International, 5.-11. August 2003, S.34-41.

3.

1. 2.

RQ-4A, Global Hawk

Drohnen - Die unbemannte Aufklrung; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt II/2001, S.56-64. Unbemannte Zukunft - Die US-Plne fr Aufklrer und Kampfjets ohne Piloten; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Januar 2002, S.82-87. Global Hawk down; EC Monitor - B.P. Rivers; JED, February 2002, S.27. Costs Spur Drive to Tweal Global Hawk; Robert Wall; AW&ST, June 17, 2002, S.28,30. Global Hawk plan gets Pentagon nod; Robert Wall, Washington; AW&ST, January 13, 2003, S.407-408.

1. 2.

RVSM, Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum

RVSM in Europe: How it was developed; Don Parry; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2002. Domestic RVSM may save more than USD 5 Billion in fuel over 10 years; David Hughes, Washington; AW&ST, January 10, 2005. S.41. Taking the Pulse of Domestic RVSM; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, April 2006. Domestic RVSM: The Next Steps; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, April 2006.

3. 4. 5.

3. 4.

1.

S-3A, Viking
Lockheed S-3A Viking; SuT, 5/1973, S.246.

1. 2.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Saab AB, Saab Aerospace, Saab Group

3. Http://www.saab.se Http://www.avionics.saab.se Saab bids for new market; Brian Walters; Air International, 4. March 1997, S.165-168. SAAB 1937 - 1997 60 Years of challenges, Part 1; Hans G Andersson; Air International, September 1997, S.183-190. SAAB 1937 - 1997 60 Years of challenges, Part 2; Hans G Andersson; Air International, September 1997, S.234-240. 5. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.303. 6.

1.

Saab 340 AEW&C

Sammelserie - Saab 340 AEW&C; FLIEGERREVUE, 8/2003, S.67-68.

7.

Entscheidungen zur Ausrstung der Bundeswehr: SARLupe; SuT, Januar 2002, S.4-5. Radar-Aufklrungssystem SAR-Lupe; pp; SuT, Januar 2003, S.38. Satellitenaufklrung: Die fliegenden Augen der Bundeswehr; Mathias Grnder; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2004, S.46-47. Aufklrungs-Satelliten SAR-Lupe starten ab 2005; Wolfgang Engelhardt; Fliegerkalender, Internationales Jahrbuch der Luft- und Raumfahrt 2005, Verlag E.S. Mittler & Sohn, Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, S.37-39. SAR-Lupe, eine neue Fhigkeit fr die Bundeswehr; Reinhard Pfaff; SuT, September 2005, S.10-15. Deutschlands erster Aufklrungssatellit; Torsten Gemsa; FLIEGERREVUE, 02-2007, S.44-46. Der erste SAR-Lupe-Satellit im All; Sascha Lange; SuT, Februar 2007, S.14-16.

Saab S 100B Argus

Saab S 100B Argus; Andreas Hunold; SuT, Januar 2003, S.56-57.

1. 2. 3.

SATCOM => Satellitenkommunikation SATCOM-Antennen

Multibeam Antennas Improve Satellite Communication; Dr. Satyen Das; MSN, December 1977, S. 42-55. Assessing Antennas for small Satcom Terminals; J.R. Forrest; MSN, October 1981, S.77-100. Differential mount enhances EHF Antenna design; A.R. Connolly & J.D. Wills Jr. - Darton Systems; DE, September 1985, S.87-93. Satcom antennas feature east/west beam shaping; S.V. Parekh, et al. - RCA Astro-Electronics, Princeton, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)2, S.75-78. First K-band Satellite connectivity demonstrated with three-inch Antenna; Defense News; Microwave Journal, November 2004, S.51.

1.

SAMOC, Surface to Air Missile Operations Center

Fit fr die Zukunft - Die Rstungsplanungen fr die Flugabwehrraketenverbnde der Luftwaffe; Heinz Wohak Oberst i.G., Luftwaffe; SuT, 2/2000, S.93-99. Flugkrper in der Bundeswehr; Wolf-Rdiger Petereit; wt, II/2000, S.18-23. Flugabwehrfhrungssystem SAMOC der EADS besteht Gteprfung; SuT, Januar 2001, S.49. Bodengebundene Luftverteidigung; Erhard Heckmann; wt, III/2001, S.74-79. SAMOC fr moderne Luftverteidigung; Jrgen Erbe; SuT, Januar 2003, S.29. SAMOC for German Air Force; Jerzy Gruszcynski - European Report; JED, April 2004, S.20. Die deutsche Luftverteidigung - Mit SAMOC und MEADS auf neuen Wegen; Jrgen Ppelmann; wt II/2004, S.64-69. SAMOC - Surface to Air Missile Operation Center - der Gefechtsstand FlaRak; S. Walther, R. Baumgart, J. Stiehle; SuT, September 2004, S.54-58. Entscheidender Schritt in der Luftverteidigung - SAMOCGefechtsstand bergeben; A. Mhlemann & M. Korpak; FLUG REVUE, Januar 2006, S.56-57.

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4.

5.

1. 2.

Satelliten, Satellitenbahnen
Soviet ELINT satellites cover th globe; Geoffrey Perry, M.B.E.; ME/C, Vol.9, No.1, January 1983, S.38-48. The U.S. must now play catch-up with Soviet satellite technology; Nicholas L. Johnson; ME/C, Vol.9, No.4, April 1983, S.66-74. Antisatellitenwaffen; Beitrag von Reiner Labusch, in Weltraum ohne Waffen; Hrsg: R. Labusch, E. Maus, W. Send; C. Bertelsmann Verlag GmbH, 1984, S.97-106. SDI Der Krieg im Weltraum; John Tirman (Hrsg), Scherz, Verlag, Bern, S.77, 176-179. bersetzung aus dem Englischen von Jrgen Abel, Titel der Originalausgabe The Fallacy of Star Wars - Why Space Weapons Cant Protect Us, Random House, New York, 1984/85. Hunter-Killer Space Vehicles; Beitrag von Bruno Pattan, in Strategic Defense Initiative; JED, July 1985, S.49-54. Anti-Satelliten-Waffen; Beitrag von R.L. Garwin, K. Gottfried und D.L. Hafner, in Rstung und Sicherheit; Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.80-92. Die Beulen des Planeten; FLIEGERREVUE, 09/2003, S.9.

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SAMPSON
Das Boden-Luft-System PAAMS; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.2. Januar-Mrz 2001, S.34-37. Multi-function radars for the next generation of naval defence systems; www.amsjt.com, REF: 06564801, Alenia 5. Marconi Systems Limited 2002. 6. Backboards of the fleet: Shipboard Phased-Array Radars; Dimitris V. Dranidis; JED, May 2003, S.55-62.

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SAR-Lupe

7.

8.

Das Schwerefeld der Erde; C. Reigber & P. Schwintzer; Physik in Unserer Zeit, Nr.5, 34. Jahrgang 2003, S.206-212.

1. 2.

Satellitenkommunikation - Satellite Communication, SATCOM

Satellitenverwendung im taktischen Fernmeldebereich; H. J. Albrecht; SuT, 11/1973, s.599-605. Telecommunications trends and directions; George W. Sullivan - Collins, Rockwell International; MJ, September 1977, S.16, 18. Phased Array Aircraft Antennas for Satellite Communications; R.J. Mailloux - Hanscom AFB; MJ, October 1977, S.38-42. MBA vs. Phased Array: Whats best for Satellite application? Leon J. Ricardi; MSN, May 1978, S.32-37. War in space; Richard Hartman; EW/DE, October 1978, S.34-46. Space Laser Communications Airborne; EW/DE, October 1978, S.49-53. Expanded military SATCOM effort set; Frank J. Moncrief; EW/DE, October 1978, S.57-60. WARC faces Satellite issues; C. L. Cuccia; MSN, September 1979, S.85-105, 145. Satcom competition clibs to Ku-, Ka-Bands; James Fawcette; MSN, May 1980, S.61-71. Nuclear Hardned, autonomous Satellites readied for launch; DE, September 1981, S.78-85. Optoelectronic switching matrices break GHz barriers; R.I. MacDonald & Elmar H. Hara; MSN, November 1981, S.97104. Satellite Communications soars into the 80s (Review); Dr Guy W. Beakley -Scintific-Atlanta; MSN, January 1982, S.4567. How secure is Satellite data transmission (Review) ? Lee M. Paschall (American Satellite); MSN, January 1982, S.69-72. Switching in space will depend on multibeam interconnects (Satcom); Murray Hoffman (The Mitre Corporation); MSN, January 1982, S.127-135. Micro Earth Stations make business Satcom affordable; E. B. Parker; MSN, November 1982, S.71-80. PSK demodulation techniques provide lowest probability of error; J. M. Steber - WJ; MSN, June 1984, S.150-176. Specifying TWTAs for space applications; S. Pat et al. - ISRO Satellite Centre, India; MSN&CT, August 1986, S.122A122H. NASAs communication Programm examined for the 1980s and 1990s - Part II; R. R. Lowell & C. L. Ciccia - NASA; MSN&CT, November 1986, S.132-139 The development of satellite communications; Wilbur L. Pritchard - President of SSE Telecom., Bethesta, MD; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)3, S.304-312. 3 Strengthening C in space; David A. Boutacoff & Bruce Gumble; DE, February 1987, S.47-56. New developments in TWTs for Satellite Communications systems; B.L. Smith - Thomson-CSF; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.104-109. Military Satellites: The next generation; James W. Rawles; DE, May 1988, S.46-63. Satellite-Jamming design considerations, Part I; MSN&CT, September 1988, S.35-51. Satellite-Jamming design considerations, Part II; MSN&CT, October 1988, S.32-39. Digital Troposcatter Communications Systems; M.G. Unkaut, Dr. - Raytheon; MSN&CT, October 1988, S.69-72.

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26. MMIC modules for active Phased-Array applications in Communications Satellites; J.R. Potukuchi, et al. - Comsat Laboratories; MSN&CT, November 1988, S.20-27. 27. RF development for Mobile-Satellite Systems; W. Rafferty & K. Dessouky - Jet Propilsion Laboratory; MSN&CT, November 1988, S.28-37. 28. Submarine Laser Communications; Floyd C. Painter; DE, June 1989, S.82-94. 29. Satellite technology for today and the 21st century; Roger Lesser; DE, March 1995, S.17.19. 30. Satcoms prosper; Marco Antonio Careres, Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 12, 1998, S.137138. 31. SATCOM in der Marine; Heinz-Michael Hofmann Fregattenkapitn, Marine; SuT, 4/2000, S.249-252. 32. SATCOMBw Stufe 1, Mittelfristlsung, Backbone fr die Krisenreaktionskrfte; Oberstleutnant A. Jhne & Oberstleutnant H.-J. Pods; SuT, 11/2000, S.707-713. 33. Satellite-Communications Links, Part 1 - Terms and Definitions; EW101 - Dave Adamy; JED, March 2002, S.5859. 34. Satellite-Communications Links, Part 2 - Noise Temperature; EW101 - Dave Adamy; JED, April 2002, S.5455. 35. Satellite-Communications Links, Part 3 - Link Losses; EW101 - Dave Adamy; JED, May 2002, S.58-59. 36. Satellite-Communications Links, Part 4 - Link Losses in a typical Link; EW101 - Dave Adamy; JED, June 2002, S.56-57. 37. Satellite-Communications Links, Part 5 - Link-Performance calculations; EW101 - Dave Adamy; JED, July 2002, S.64-65. 38. Militrisches SATCOM Manpack - Das System fr den mobilen Einsatz; M. Kracht & G. Blanchfield; Sut, Juni 2003, S.12-14. 39. SATCOM - Bildberichtserstattung aus den Einsatzgebieten; H. Reder & B. Kther, Satcom Defence, Friedrichshafen; ITReport 2/2004, Mai 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Frankfurt a/M, S.24-28.

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SATURN
VHF/UHF-Sender-Empfnger SATURN fr den Eurofighter; Mil News, Rohde & Schwarz, 1998/I, S.3-4.

1. 2.

SAW, SAW-Bauelemente, -Technologie

Broadband Microwave Acoustic Delay Lines; Walter Crofut; MJ, Jan. 1967, S.65-72. A survey of the use of suface wave devices in Radar systems; J. D. Maines & E. G. S. Paige (RRE, Malvern, UK); AGARD-CPP-197, New Devices, Techniques and Systems in Radar, June 1976, S.8-1/8-13. Improved SAW Filters Minimize Sidelobes in Chirp Radar; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1976, S.87-90. Filter auf der Basis von akustischen Oberflchenwellen; D. W. Parker, u.a.; Funk-Technik, 1. Jahrgang, Nr.23/1976, S.776-783. A specification guide for SAW Filters at IF Frequencies; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.435-437. SAW devices emerging into commercial and military hardware; Jeff Collins; MSN, January 1977, S.15-21. GHz fundamental Acoustic-Wave Oscillators; A. Schaer & E.D. Maloney - Thomson-CSF; MJ, Jan. 1977, S.41-44. SAW scoreboard; Jeff Collins; MSN, June 1977, S.87-92. SAW Filters Shrink Channelized Receivers; Duane Lundy; DE/EW, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.169-174.

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22. 23. 24. 25.

10. SAW Devices Meet High-Rel Systems Needs; Jeff Collins and John Owens; MSN, October 1977, S.58-70. 11. Modular SAW Filters Sort JTIDS/TIES Waveforms; Charles L. Grasse; MSN, October 1977, S.73-80. 12. Chirp Transforms Open New Processing Possibilities; H. M. Gerard und O. W. Otto; MSN, October 1977, S.85-92. 13. CCD/SAW Combination Improves Radar Design; M. A. Jack; MSN, October 1977, S.109-114. 14. Surface Acoustic Wave Bandpass Filters; Anzeige von Andersen Laboratories, Inc.; Beilage bei MSN, October 1977. 15. SAW Devices and applications - A status report; Thomas W. Bristol - Hughes Aircraft; MJ, Dec. 1977, S.16-22. 16. SAW Oscillators - Their current status; S.C. Gratze Marconi, UK; MJ, Dec. 1977, S.45-48, 57. 17. SAW Devices: The Answer for Channelized Receivers? J. Bradner LaGrange, u.a.; MSN, December 1977, S.87-96. 18. SAW Chirp Filters Keeping Analog Signal Processing Alive; MSN, April 1978, S.64A-64G. 19. Einfhrende Betrachtungen der Eigenschaften von Oberflchenwellen-Bauelementen; M. B. N. Butler, MESL, Newbridge, Schottland; MM, Heft 4, 1978, S.277-282. 20. SAW Components Evolving Into Sophisticated Signal Processing Modules; Peter M. Grant, University of Edinburgh; MSN, August 1978, S.39-46. 21. SAW Filters Simplify Signal Sorting; Dr. Denis Webb, Naval Research Laboratory; MSN, September 1978, S.75-84. 22. Elastische Oberflchenwellen; Reinhard Helbig; Physik in unserer Zeit, 9. Jahrgang, Nr.5, 1978, S.148-153. 23. Bauelemente mit akustischen Oberflchenwellen; G. Kohlbacher und P. Schmitt, AEG Telefunken, Ulm; Nachrichten-Elektronik, 6-1978, S.181-187. 24. SAW Filters Simplify Signal Sorting; Dr. Denis C. Webb; MSN, September 1978, S.75-84. 25. Die SAW-Technologie; Nach Unterlagen der Firma Taridan, Ltd.; MM, Heft 4, 1979, S.235-238. 26. SAW Resonators Approach 1.5 GHz; William J. Tanski, Sperry Research Center; MSN, January 1980, S.99-107. 27. Radar applications of SAW diespersive filters; M.B.N. Butler, B.Sc., Ph.D.; IEE Proc., Vol.127, April 1980, S.118124. 28. The Theory, Design, and Applications of Surface Acoustic Wave Fourier-Transform Processors; M. A. Jack, P.M. Grant und J. H. Collins; Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol. 68, No.4, April 1980, S.450-468. 29. A designers file: Notes on SAW bandpass filters; Ernest P. Hodur; Microwaves, 19(1980)10, S.72-76. 30. SAWs Critical to Avionics; Walter A. Crofut, Andersen Labortories; MSN, November 1980, S.56-64. 31. Oberflchenwellen-Bauelemente; Ozzie Veilleux; Elektronik, Heft 14/1981, S.35-41. 32. SAW - Spectrum Analysis - Signal Technology; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 5/81, S.585-586. 33. Programmable SAW Transversal Filters; Richard T. Webster; MJ, May 1982, S.139-150. 34. SAW Devices for Military Communications, Radar, and EW Systems; MJ, July 1982, S.73-86. 35. A SAW Analog Correlator Using the Chirp Transform; V.H. Estrick and G.W. Judd; MJ, July 1982, S.97-106. 36. SAW prosperity depends on production readiness; Carl A. Erikson, Jr. - Andersen Lab.; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)11 (November), S.75-83. 37. SAW Filter basics guide designer choices; G.A. Monetti & R.M. Hays, Jr. - Sawtek, Orlando, FL; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)11 (November), S.86-96,106.

38. Understanding SAW Resonators; Robert J. Kansy - RF Monolithics, Dallas; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)11 (November), S.99-106. 39. SAW device provides hyperbolic chirp; R.H. Johnson Motorola; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)11 (November), S.108-110. 40. SAW filters improve channelized receivers; Earl McCune WJ, Palo Alto, CA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)1, S.103-110. 41. Akustische Oberflchenwellen-Bauelemente; Dr. Helmut Stocker; Elektronik, Heft 18, 7.9.1984, S.87-93. 42. SAW devices dominate at ultrasonics symposium; Robert J. Kansy - RF Monolithics, Dallas, TX; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)10, S.45, 46, 49. 43. Catalog SAW devices become designers tool; Ernest Hodur - Andersen Lab, Bloomfield, CT; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)5, S.163-164. 44. Raytheon readies production SAWs; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)7, S.139-144. 45. Ultrasonics Symposium sounds out SAWs; Mary Bernstein; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)2 (November), S.39-45. 46. Will SAW sales soar to $1 billion? Barry Manz - Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)2, S.51,52,56,59. 47. SAW devices designed for Military and Commercial Systems; J.M. Owens - Uni of Texas; MSDH, 4th Ed., July 1986, Vol. 16, No.7, S.349-359. 48. Commercial Microwave CAD matches SAW Convolver; H.P. Grassl & H.W. Wotz - Siemens AG; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.123-128. 49. SAW filters form precise COMINT analyzer; Pascal Gabet Thomson-Sintra, Valbonne Cedex, France; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)3, S.102-105. 50. SAWs stabilize low-phase-noise voltage.tuned sources Product of Synergy Microwave, Paterson, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)4, S.115-120.

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SAW-Empfnger - SAW Receivers

SAW Devices: The Answer for Channelized Receivers; J. Bradner LaGrange, u.a.; MSN, December 1977, S.87-96. The Channelized Receiver Comes of Age; Peter Hennessy & John D. Quick, Motorola; MSN, July 1979, S.36-47, 98. Channelized Receivers Come of Age; Tim Higgins, TI; MSN, August 1981, S.80-91.

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SAW-Filter
SAW filters aid communications system performance; Alan Victor & Steve Skiest; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)8, S.104111. Applying SAW filters - Product of Sawtek, Orlando, FL; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)13, S.221.

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SBS , Side-Lobe Blanking System

ECCM from the Radar designer's viewpoint; M.A. Johnson & D.C. Stoner; MJ, March 1978, S. 59-63. Pedro P. Arancibia: A Sidelobe Blanking System; MJ, March 1978, S. 69-73.

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Scalar Network Analyzer => Netzwerkanalysator Scalp EG, Storm Shadow

Zielgenau auf 250 Kilometer; Stephane Ferrard; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.3, April-Juni 2001, S.46-51. Scalp; IECH 2001, S.255. Storm Shadow; IECH 2001, S.255.

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Storm Shadow - Launched in anger; AFM, May 2003, S.38- 39. 1. Precise strikes; Steve Davies; AFM, May 2003, S.40-41. RAF Storm Shadow; Geoffrey Lee; AFM, August 2003, S.6465.

Scout
Die LCF-Fregatte der Kniglich Niederlndischen Marine; Leo M. Van Westerhoven & Gerard van Oosbree; SuT, September 2002, S.22-26.

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Schall - Sound Schleppseil-Antennen - Trailled Antennas

U-Boot-Funkverkehr mit ELF- ein neuer Anlauf der US Navy; Dan Boyle; IWR, 7/1978, S.1149-1151. The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part III, The ELF Odyssey 1958-1979; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.1, January 1981, S. 26-39. Gefechtsfhrung im Nuklearkrieg; Beitrag von Ashton B. Carter in Rstung und Sicherheit; Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.42-50. ELF lets Subs stay deep and out of sight; David A. Boutacoff; DE, January 1985, S. 95-98. 3 Upbeat outlook for C I; David A. Boutacoff; DE, February 1985, S. 47-56. Building an Electronic Navy; James B. Schultz; DE, March 1985, S. 74-93. New Tacamo Aircraft being developed to support Trident Missile Submarines; David A. Boutacoff; DE, March 1985, S. 108-111. Gefechtsfhrung im Nuklearkrieg; Beitrag von A.B. Carter, in Rstung und Sicherheit; Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.42.50. Tacamo at Tinker: An Operational or Political Decision? Floyd Painter; DE, April 1987, S.28. Aircraft Upgrades: New Life for a Vintage Flet; Bruce Gumble and Floyd Painter; DE, April 1987, S. 74-92. Funkortung und Funknavigation; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1995, S. 130. A Sampling of EW Antennas; Don Herskovitz; JED, December 1997, S. 53-57. Antennas: Highly Visible and Hardly Visible; Don Herskovitz; JED, May 1999, S. 63-68. 1. 2.

SDH
Optical outlook is brightening; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.52. Understanding SDH networks - Application Notes, Product of Wandel & Goltermann, Eningen; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.131.

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SDI
DoD sets sights on SDI complements; John Rhea - Freelance Writer; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)6, S.44-49. SDI funds terahertz, cheapsats programms; John Rhea Freelance Writer; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)9, S.47-49.

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SDMA, Space Division Multiple Access SDR, Software Defined Radios

Operational Requirements Document (ORD) for Joint Tactical Radio (JTR), Department of Defense, 1997. Funknetze fr Einsatzsysteme der Zukunft; Raimund Richter; Wehrtechnischer Report 1/2004, Report Verlag; Moderne Technologien fr die Ausrstung des Heeres, Februar 2004, S.30-32. Software Radios fr militrische Anwendungen; Dr. Boyd Buchin & Dr. Rdiger Leschhorn; Wehrtechnischer Report 1/2004, Report Verlag; Moderne Technologien fr die Ausrstung des Heeres, Februar 2004, S.33-35. Thales Tallies; Michael A. Taverna, Farnborough; AW&ST, July 26, 2004, S.37. LM-Pressemitteilung vom 8. September 2004: Lockheed Martin Team selected for $51 Million Pre-System Development and Demonstration Phase of AMF JTRS Programm. Softwaredefinierte Funkgerte - Die Funkgertefamilie R&S M3xR von Rohde & Schwarz im Einsatz; Dr. Rdiger Leschhorn - R&S; Strategie und Technik, August 2005, S.2829. Software Radio: The Bright Side; Don Moore; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, January 2006.

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Schleudersitz
What a let down; Brian Walters; AIR International, Vol. 57, August 1999, S.78-83. 7.

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Schlitzantennen => Antennen

Build a circularly polarized waveguide slot antenna; M. 1. Kisliuk, Associate Professor & A. Axelrod, Reserch Assistent, Tel-Aviv University, Israel; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)6, S.139-146..

Sea Lynx
Sea Lynx Mk 88A; Dieter Stockfisch; SuT, Oktober 2001, S.47-50.

SEAD, Suppression of Enemy Air Defense

The A to Z of lethal SEAD; Zachary Lum; JED, July 1998, S.35-44, 66. New Anti-Radar missile uses dual-mode seeker; Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, October 26, 1998, S.60. The game of SEAD; Zachary Lum; JED, May 1999, S.35-43. Future SEAD: A USAF perspective; Lt. Col. Ken Spaar, USAF, Eglin AFB; JED, May 1999, S.44-25. SEAD: Operation Allied Force and beyond; Capt David S. Levenson, USAF, et al.; JED, January 2000, S.51-56. New thinking in air defense networks puts SEAD in check; Michael Puttre; JED, May 2001, S.39-44. SEAD - An insiders view of suppression-of-enemy-airdefense weapons and doctrine, Soviel-style; Michael Fiszer & Jerzy Gruszczyski; JED, October 2001, S.44-56.

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Schubumkehr

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Luftfahrzeugtechnik; Ernst Gtsch; Motorbuch Verlag, 2. Stuttgart, 2000, S.175. Schnelles Bremsen mit Schubumkehr - Vollgas zurck; P. 3. Hoeveler & M. Grnder; FLUG REVUE, Mrz 2002, S.82-85. 4.

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Schubvektorsteuerung
Brockhaus - Naturwissenschaften und Technik; Bd. 4, NISN; F.A. Brockhaus Mannheim, 1989, S.276. Enzyklopdie Naturwissenschaft und Technik, Bd. 4, P-Sto; Verlag Moderne Industrie, Mnchen, 1981, S.3866. Schubvektorsteuerung fr moderne Kampfflugzeuge; Erhard Heckmann; wt III/2000, S.54-55.

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German SEAD - The Tornado ECRs JaBoG 32; Steve Davis; AFM, March 2003, S.32-35. SEAD Tornado EF.3; AFM, May 2003, S.78-79.

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Selbstschutz, Selbstschutzsysteme - Self Defense/Protection Systems

XF-19 EW Suite; Richard Hartman; ME/C, Vol.3, No.7, July 1977, S.13,18,69,73-75. Principles in practice: The advanced Self-Protection Jammer; ME/C, Vol.7, No.11, November 1981, S.6. Radars, Countermeasures and Missile Electronics; 2: Electronic countermeasure self-protection system; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.13, No.5, 1987, S.511-513. Protecting Tactical Aircraft: Which capabilities are required? Lt. Colonel David Brog; EW/DE, Nov./Dec. 1977, S.105-108. Protecting large Aircraft; Sean Carroll; JED, September1999, S.45-450.. A sampling of EW Warning Systems; Don Herskovitz Technology; JED, December1999, S.61-65. A sampling of EW Warning Systems; Don Herskovitz Technology; JED, April 2000, S59-63. Avoiding the Sting; ec monitor - Brendan P. Rivers; JED, October 2001, S.26-27. With static and sword, Part I: The offensive EW concept, Tactical Aircraft must take the offensive against future threats; Lt. Col. Omer Regev (ret.); JED, December 2001, S.45-46. With static and sword, Part II: Ooffensive EW in action; Maj. Mike Starbaby Pietrucha, USAF; JED, December 2001, S.47-48. A sampling of EW Warning Systems - Technology Survey; Robert V. McGahan; JED, March 2002, S.61-65. Unsichtbarer Schutzschild fr Flugzeuge und Hubschrauber; Martin Billeeeisen; PLANET AEROSPACE, 2/2002, S.38-40. The Japanese art of self-defense - Part 1; Paul Thompson; Air International, July 2003, S.58-63. The Japanese art of self-defense - Part 2; Paul Thompson; Air International, August 2003, S.26-31.. Selbstschutz fr die fliegenden Waffensysteme der Luftwaffe; Gnter May; wt IV/2004, S.80-82

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SEAMOS
Unmanned Rotorcraft; Roy Braybrook; Air International, March 2003, S.55-22. Drohnen in der Bundeswehr - Die aufstrebende Waffe; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt/III, 2004, S.44-51.

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Secom
EPM-Verfahren SECOM-V: Sichere Kommunikation speziell fr den Bedarf des Heeres; Ulrich Otto; R&S MIL NEWS, 6/2002, S.12-14. Im Vergleich: SECOS und SECOM-V. Zwei optimierte Lsungen fr spezifische Szenarien; Peter Iselt; R&S MIL NEWS, 6/2002, S.18-19. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

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Secos
SECOS - ein EPM-Verfahren fr alle drei Waffengattungen; R&S MIL NEWS, (1999) Nr 2, S.12-14. EPM-Verfahren SECOS: SECOS jetzt auch mit TDMAFunktionalitt; Rainer Bott; R&S MIL NEWS, (2002) Nr.6, S.15-17. Im Vergleich: SECOS und SECOM-V. Zwei optimierte Lsungen fr spezifische Szenarien; Peter Iselt; R&S MIL NEWS, (2002) Nr.6, S.18-19.

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Seitensichtradar, SAR, SLAR, ISAR

Synthetic Interferometer Radar for Topographic Mapping; Leroy C. Graham; Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol.62, No.6, June 1974, S.763-768. 2. SAR Matures (Review); J. Pasek; MSN, April 1980, S.20-23. 3. Synthetic Aperture Radar improves reconnaissance; J.H. Jolley & Ch. Dotson; DE, September 1981, S.111-118. 4. Tactical Uses of Imaging Radars; S.A. Hovanessian & J.C. Naviaux; MJ, Feb. 1984, S.109-123. 5. Side-Looking airborne Radar see their market growing; James Wiley; DE, October 1984, S.211-216. 6. Advanced SAR aystem maps Artic regions; A. Nichols et al. ; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.80-85. 7. Radar mit synthetischer Apertur (SAR); E. Schanda; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.12, No.6, 1986, S. 534-543. 8. Multiprocessor architecture gives SLAR new features; Peter C. Strickland; DE, February 1987, S. 92-101. 9. SAR Seeker among JDAM candidates; M.T.; DE, May 1992, S.14-15. 10. Synthetik-Apertur-Radar - Technik und Anwendung; P. Seifert & M. Zink; Physik in uns. Zeit, 24, (1/1993), S. 24-32. 11. Radar mit realer und synthetischer Apertur; H. Klausing & W. Holpp (Hrsg); Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, 2000. 12. Airborne ISR Market Forcast, Part II: Synthetic-Aperture Radars; David L. Rockwell - Teal Group Corp.; JED, November 2005, S.53-60.

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Sender
Digital transmitter: simple, yet precise; F. Davarian & J. Sumida - Jet Propulsion Lab., California Institute for Technology, Pasadena, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)13 (December), S.73-78.

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SEPECAT Jaguar
Flight Line: SEPECAT Jaguar; FLUG REVUE, Mrz 2005, S.5356.

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Shrike, AGM-45
AGM-45 SHRIKE; IECH 2001, S.245.

Sidewinder, AIM-9
Improved Sidewinder Surfaces; Richard Hartman; DE, April 1980, S.27-29. Multiplying Firepower with MIssiles; Jim Coghlan; DE, August 1986, S.99. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek (Hrsg); Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 1999, S.144. Understanding the Infrared Threat; William Taylor; JED, February 1999, S.35-43. AIM-9/X Sidewinder; IECH 2001, S.230. BGT Bodenseewerk - Ein Unternehmen der Diehl VA Systeme. BGT-Firmnebroschre, Januar 2003.

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Sekundrradar => IFF

Funkortungs- und Funknavigationsanlagen; Werner Mansfeld, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Habil.; Hthig Buch Verlag GmbH, Heidelberg, 1994, S.124-141. Radar mit realer und synthetischer Apertur, Kap. 7.4, Sekundrradar-Verfahren; H. Klausing & W. Holpp (Hrsg); Oldenburg Verlag Mnchen Wien, 2000, S.184-202.

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Air-to-Air Missile Directory 2004; Rob Hewson; Air International, September 2004, S.45-57.

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Signal/Rausch-Verhltnis - Signal-to-Noise Ratio

Know the meaning of signal-to-noise ratio; Ronald B. Hirsch - RHG, Deer Park, NY; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)2, S.153156,174. Necessitys grandchild (the roots of noise figure); Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)5, S.202. The Receiver Noise Equation: A Method for System Level Design of an RF Receiver; Hyung Joun Yoo and JI-Hoo Kim; MJ, Aug. 2002, S.20-34.

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Signalaufklrung, SigAufkl - Signal Intelligence, SIGINT

2. 3.

Reconnoitering the Electromagnetic Spectrum; Maj. M.J. Kessler - U.S. Air Force; DE, September 1985, S.107-114. 2. SIGINT receiver displays 500 MHz to 18.5 GHz; Condor Systems, Campbell, CA; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)12 (November), S.137. 3. Marine Corps Sigint is lean but mean; James W. Rawles; DE, April. 1990, S.43-48. 4. Airborne surveillance, big and small; Zachary Lum; JED, December 1997, S.43-47,73. 5. A sampling of SIGINT Systems; Don Herskovitz; JED, January 1998, Supplement, S.30-36. 6. A sampling of SIGINT Systems; Don Herskovitz; JED, July 1998, S.51-59. 7. A sampling of SIGINT Systems; Don Herskovitz; JED, June 1999, S.59-66. 8. A sampling of SIGINT Systems; Don Herskovitz; JED, December 2000, S.59-65. 9. Luftgesttzte signalerfassende Aufklrung; Hubert Wenzl & Jrg Deinert - Oberstleutnants; SuT, November 2002, S.5557. 10. French SIGINT revelations; Henri-Pierre Grolleau; AFM, March 2002, S.60-61. 11. Sigint, Jamming joint in single package; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, December 23, 2002, S.34. 12. Die Strategische Aufklrung in der Bundeswehr; Strategische Aufklrung warum und wozu; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt II/2004, S.24-34.

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Signalverarbeitung - Signal Processing

Signal sorting in dense environments; Thomas L. Gunn; EW/DE, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.95-98. EW/ESM Receiver signal and data processing problems: Methods and solutions; ICH, 4th Ed.,1978/79, S.343-350. Signal processing drives systems design; Peter M. Grant; MSN, December 1979, S.51-74. Processing basics examined from RC to sampled data filters (Signal Processing, Part I); Edwin M. Drogin); MSN, September 1980, S.45-62. Processing alternatives tax Radar designers bandwidths (Radar Processing); W.D. Dicknson; MSN, September 1980, S.95-108. Pipeline architecture battles array (Signal Processing, Part II); Edwin M. Drogin; MSN, October 1980, S.93-109. Pipeline processors battle Bragg Cells (Signal Processing, Part II); E. M. Drogin; MSN, November 1980, S.70-76. Can analog Signal Processing survive the VHSIC challenge? Harper J. Whitehouse & K. Bromley; MSN, April 1981, S.9198. Signal Processing pivotal to next generation ESM Receivers; J.H. Collins & P.M. Grant; MSN, April 1981, S.10-32. Adaptive processing improves Filters and Antennas (Part I); P.M. Grant & C.F.N. Cowan; MSN, July 1981, S.62-77. Adaptive Filters await breakthroughs (Part II); C.F.N. Cowan & P.M. Grant; MSN, August 1981, S.69-79. Adaptive Antennas find Military and Civilian applications (Part III); P.M. Grant & C.F.N. Cowan; MSN, September 1981, S.97-107. Acousto-Optic Processing increases EW apabilities; B.J. Berg, M.W. Casseday, and I.J. Abramovitz; MSN, February 1982, S.106-118. Folded and Focused Acoustic Beams greatly improve BAW Delay Lines; J. Puyhaubert, et al. - Thomson-CSF; MSN, February 1982, S.119-126. Time-Domain Receivers for pulsed sdignals - Part 1; J.E. Schindall & M.J. Caraballo; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 9, No. 6, Nov./Dec. 1982. Time-Domain Receivers for pulsed sdignals - Part 1; J.E. Schindall & M.J. Caraballo; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.10, No.1, Jan./Feb. 1983. Advanced Electronic Support System for Radar Processing; Gregory M. Pope - EM Systems, Sunnyvale, CA; DE, October 1983, S.182-200. DDLs perform vital signal-processing role; C. Erikson, et al. Andersen Labs; MSN&CT, July 1985, S.99-103. Log Amplifiers solve dynamic-range and rapid-pulseresponse problems; K. H. Lansdowne & D. E. Norton (Adams Russel, Anzac Division); MSN&CT, October 1985, S.99-109. Time Tracking of high PRI signals with Bit-Slice Microprocessors; Douglas Seter; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.13, No.3, May/June 1986.

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Signalgeneratoren - Signal Generators, Sources

Recent Advances in Solid-State, Phased-Locked Microwave Signal Sources, Part I; Dr. John B. Payne III; MSN, Feb./March 1976, S. 79-87. 2. Recent Advances in Solid-State, Phased-Locked Microwave Signal Sources, Part II; Dr. John B. Payne III; MSN, April/May 1976, S. 118-129. 3. Hochfrequenz- und Mikrowellen-Metechnik in der Praxis; Wolf Dieter Schleifer; Hthig Verlag, Heidelberg, 1981. 4. 18 to 60 GHz Signal Generator from existing sources; R.S. Napier & J. Cowell; W J Tech-notes, Vol. 9, No 5, Sept./Oct. 1982. 5. Signal source specs hold key to receiver tests, Part 1; Richard Goodall - Communication Products, John Fluke, Everett, WA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)12 (November), S.129-134. 6. Tiny signal sources sweep 1 to 18 GHz; Product of Marconi Instruments, Allendale, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)12 (November) S.183. 7. Dirty signal sources muddy receiver analysis, Part 2; Richard Goodall - Communication Products, John Fluke, Everett, WA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)13 (December), S.83,84,86-89. 8. Tomorrows synthesized Signal Generator; Dick Goodall Fluke; MSN, January 1989, S.16-19. 9. Signal generators command complex modulation formats; Jack Browne - Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)5, S.195-202. 10. Signal generators offer enhanced spectral purity - product of Hewlett-Packard, Santa Rosa, CA; Don Keller - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)8, S.157-158.

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21. Digital Osciloscope provides fast, automated PulseModulation measurements; D. Schwartz & B. Lord Hewlett-Packard; MSN&CT, March 1987, S.36-46. 22. Parallel processing: A simulation solution; Virgil Hornstein; DE, May 1987, S.S33-S40. 23. Advanced Microwave signal Processing in Telecommunications, Radar, and Elelectronic-Warfare Systems; Fulvio Ananasso, et al.; MSN&CT, October 1987, S.108-126. 24. I-Q Vector Modulator - The ideal control component? Mitchell Tuckman - General Microwave; MSN&CT, May 1988, S.105-115. 25. Aspects in developing higher Frequency Digital Spectrum Analyzer; Douglas Goodma - Tektronix; MSN, January 1989, S.2023. 26. Digital processing of RF signals; Charles Lane - Analog Devices, Greensboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)2, S.119-128. 27. Fast converter digitizes DC to 250 MHz in 8 Product of Tektronix, Portland, OR; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)2, S.145. 28. Digital processing improves analyzer test accuracy; Sam Wilkie - Hewlett-Pachard, Everett, WA; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)9, S.194-196. 29. Optimize ADCs for enhanced signal processing; T. Gratzek & F. Murden - Analog Devices, Greensboro, NC; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)3, S.129-136. 30. The DSP explosion; Don Herskovitz - Technology; JED, December 1999, S.43. 31. Communications in a Multi-DSP System; Dave Hobbs; JED, December 1999, S.44-47. 32. Hard-core DSP - Making it happen; Lynn Patterson; JED, December 1999, S.48-50.

12. Simulation and Training: A well-protected piece of the DOD budget pie? Louisa Griffin; DE, April 1992, S.45-49. 13. Simulation und Simulatoren in der Luftwaffe; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt, IV/2001, S.95-99.

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SINCGARS
C : Key challenges face military planners; James Fawcette; EW/DE, June 1978, S.57-66, 86. SINCGARS from ITT: The Armys radios grow up; Michael Kachmar; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)4, S.29-37. Sincgars second source: Several suppliers seek selection; Industry News; DE, January 1988; S.61-65. Sincgars delivered to Army; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)3, S.21. General Dynamics/ Sincgars; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)6, S.21. Sincgars update; J.W.R.; DE, February 1989, S.38. ITT Defense delivers 10,000th Sincgars Radio to Army; DE, May 1990, S.78. Tactical voice Communications become user friendly; Christine Castro; DE, June 1990, S.39-46. IBM and ITT propose SINCGARS-based solution to friendly fire problem; S.G.; DE, August 1992, S.12-13.
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SIRA
Das Gefechtsbungssimulationssystem SIRA; Wolfgang Gelpke - Major, Dezernat Simulation; Wehrtechnischer Report, Schlsseltechnologien fr das Heer, D 46892, 11/2000, S.78-80.

1.

Skirt Jamming
EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001.

1.

Sikorsky S-70B bzw UH-60 Seahawk

S-70B International Seahawk Technical Information; www.sikorsky.com, Produkte, S70B TI JUNE 2001.

1.

Sky Buzzer
EADS, Ulm, Firmenprospekt 5M.9553.224.44 (E), von 07/97 (Ma): Towed Decoy Aircraft Protection against Radar Threats. DASA reveals additional FOTD details; H. Gershanoff - EC Monitor; JED, November 1998, S.32-33.

1.

Simulation, Simulatoren, Ausbildung, Training

Simulation: Land of opportunity; Julian S. Lake - Editorial; ME/C, Vol. 3, No.5, May 1977, S.6. 2. Super Simulation Center; ME/C, Vol. 3, No.5, May 1977, S.8,10,12,80,82. 3. Simulation Breakthroughs; A Solution to Complex Combat Problems; EW/DE, July 1978, S.5360. 4. Military Simulators: A 10 Billion Dollar Market; James C. Appleyard; ME/C, Vol.4, No.10, October 1978, S.12,14,44,45. 5. Simulation - An effective military strategy; Julian S. Lake; ME/C, Vol.4, No.10, October 1978, S.25. 6. First-of-its-Kind Simulator features diverse capabilities; MC/C, Vol.7, No.1, January 1981, S.52-55. 7. Laser Battlefield Simulation reaches new levels of sophistication; John M. Keating & Rudolph R. Gammarino; ME/C, Vol.9, No.2, February 1983, S.40-42. 8. DATASAAB: RADAR-Simulation in der Flugsicherungsausbildung der Luftwaffe; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.2, 1983, S.132-134. 9. CAE: CAE-Ausbildungsgert; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.2, 1983, S.134-136. 10. MBB/VFW: Simulatoren fr den Marine-Einsatz; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.9, No.2, 1983, S.142-144. 11. Simulation and Modeling Trends; Johnson Yan; DE, May 1990, S.67-72.

2.

1. 2.

Sky Flash
Sky Flash; IECH 2001, S.228. Lenk- und Abwurfwaffen der NATO-Luftwaffen; Jeremy Flack; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2005.

1. 2.

Skynet
Skynet 5 vermietet seine Dienste ans britische Militr; J. S.; PLANET AEROSPACE, 1/2004, Jan.-Feb.-Mrz, S.30-31. Sicherheit fr Europa: Skynet 5; Paul Frederic; Planet aerospace 3/2005, Juli/Aug./Sept., S.34-37.

1.

SLAM/SLAM-ER
SLAM/SLAM-ER; IECH 2001, S.257.

1. 2.

SLQ => AAQ SLQ-32(V)

Navy to Equip Fleet with Multibeam EW Systems; MSN, July 1977, S.13-16. DPEWS, Das neue Mehrzweck-EloKa-System der USMarine; G. S. Sundaram; IWR, 4/1978, S.618-619. (DPEWS = Design to Price Electronic Warfare System).

3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Shipboard Electronic Warfare; Richard Hartman; ME/C, Vol.4, No.5. May 1978, S.18-24. SLQ-32: Multibeam Technology Goes to Sea; Beilage in EW/DE, May 1978, S.49-98. The Mighty Five; James W. Rawles; DE, November 1987, S.58-74. Countering Anti-Ship Missiles; James W. Rawles; DE, September 1990, S.67-76. Navys primary shipboard EW Systems to undergo restoration; Washington Report; JED, August1998; S.15. AN/SLQ-32(V)5; Firmenunterlage von E-Systems Goleta Division, 2000 (?). AN/SLQ-32; IECM 2001, S.154.

6.

Sniper shines - Targeting pod design is paying off inflight and on the flightline; William B. Scott/Edwards AFB., Calif.; AW&ST, October 4, 2004, S.56.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

SONAR
Acoustic Countermeasures in the Undersea Environment; Owen Flynn; EW, Sept./Oct. 1976, S.62-66. Minimizing Reverberation in Active Sonar; Owen Flynn; EW/DE, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.149-158. AN/BQQ-5: Submarine Sonar goes digital; ME/C, Vol.3, No.10, October 1977, S.56-59. New Solution Emerge to Solve Old Sonar Problems; Georg Rand; DE, October 1980, S.17-20. Radar and Sonar can identify Targets; G.C. Gaunaud & H.M. berall; MSN, April 1981, S.108113. Sonar tests based on bistatic Radar success; DE, June 1981, S.101-102. Hand-Held Sonar aids underwater detection; L.M.; DE, March 1985, S.56. Systeme zur U-Bootbekmpfung; Joel S. Wit; Beitrag in <Rstung und Sicherheit>, Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Heidelberg, 1985, S.104-116. The Case for the Air-Transportable Towed Array; Marc Liebman; DE, April 1987, S.140-153. ASW planners confront old and new threats; Myron Struck; DE, July 1991, S.49-57. U-Jagd-Sonarsysteme der deutschen Marine, Sachstand und Ausblick; Regierungsdirektor Dr. Rer. Nat. Gert Maass; SuT, 12/1995, S.789-794. Schiffe, Schiffsgert und Unterwasserwaffen; SuT, 12/1999, S.741-750. Kampfsysteme der US Navy: Waffen und Elektronik auf amerikanischen Kriegsschiffen; Stefan Terzibaschitsch; Koehler, Hamburg, 2001. Principles of Radar and Sonar Signalprocessing; Francois Le Chevalier; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2002. Low Frequency Towed Active Sonar / LFTAS; Joachim Kimpel, BWB; SuT, Juli 2003, S.16-18.

1. 2.

SMA => Koaxialstecker

6.

SMART-L
Fregatte 124 im Zulauf; Dietrich Stockfisch; SuT, April 2001, 7. S.18-20. 8. Die LCF-Fregatte der Kniglich Niederlndischen Marine; Leo M. Van Westerhoven & Gerard van Oosbree; SuT, September 2002, S.22-26. 9.

1.

Smart-Antennen
Smart antennas enhance cellular/PCS performance, Part 1; Carl B. Dietrich & Warren L. Stutzman - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)4, S.76-86. Smart antennas enhance cellular/PCS performance, Part 2; Carl B. Dietrich & Warren L. Stutzman - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)5, S.164-168. Smart-antenna systems get a comprehensive look; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)3, S.53.

10. 11.

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12. 13.

3.

14. 15.

1. 2. 3.

Smart-Skin-Antennen
TRW Anzeigenbeilage in JED, April 1999. Antennas and Radar; Robert J. Mailloux; MJ, March 1989, S.28-33. Smart-Antenna Technology is the Wave of the Wireless Future; Gene Heftman; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)5, S.2936. Antenna Technology Tunes to Wireless Markets; Jack Brown; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)5, S.31-37.

1. 2.

SONET
Optical outlook is brightening; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)6, S.52. Wafer probing fast SONET devices; Gean Gahagan Cascade Microtech, Beaverton, OR; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)3, S.108-112.

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Smart Weapons, Intelligente Waffen

Autonomous weapons - Are we smart enough for them? John Haystead; DE, February 1992, S.29-37, 65.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

SOSTAR-X
Europisches Gemeinschaftsunternehmen SOSTAR gegrndet; SuT, April 2001, S.4. SOSTAR Consortium formed; European Report - Martin Streetly; JED, April 2001, S.20. Entscheidungen zur Ausrstung der Bundeswehr; SuT, Januar 2002, S.4-5. SOSTAR demonstration contract awarded; European Report - Brendan P. Rivers; JED, January 2002, S.19. Ein neues Aufklrungssystem; pp; SuT, Mrz 2002, S.61. SOSTAR on Track; International Report; MJ, 45(2002)3, S.53-54. Euro-Aufklrungsradar von Sostar; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Mrz 2002, S.60. SOSTAR: Die Europische Lsung fr luftgesttzte Gefechtsfeldberwachung (Airborne Ground Surveillance); wt II/2002, S.24-25.

1. 2.

SNA => Netzwerkanalysator Sniper XR, Pantera

USAF selects advanced Targeting Pod; ec monitor - Brendan P. Rivers; JED, September 2001, S.34-35. USAF targering pods on track for flight tests this spring; William B. Scott, Colorado Springs; AW&ST, January 28, 2002, S.65. Lockheed Martins Pantera; AW&ST, July 15, 2002, S.18. Scharfer Blick; Karl Schwarz; FLUGREVUE, Oktober 2002, S.50-52. Nowhere to hide - Sniper XR targeting pod allows pilots to put a bomb through a single window from long standoff ranges; William B. Scott/Edwards AFB., Calif.; AW&ST, October 4, 2004, S.52-56.

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AGS, SOSTAR, NATAR - Wer hat da noch den Durchblick? 13. Ein wirtschaftlicher, programmierbarer MikrowellenE.H.; wt, II/2002, S.50. Spektrumanalysator; Mikrowellen Magazin, 10(1984)3, 10. Ein Meilenstein fr SOSTAR-X; pp; SuT, Oktober 2003, S.63. S.220-226. 11. Target Tracking; Robert Wall; AW&ST, October 3, 2005, 14. Basics are useful in operation of Spectrum Analyzers; S.32-33. Tektronix Application Note; MSN, July 1984, S.93-102. 15. Aufbau, Handhabung und Einsatzmglichkeiten von Spektrumanalysatoren, Teil I; Werner Schnorrenberg Sparrow, AIM-7 Kln; Mikrowellenmagazin, 10(1984)5, S.492-506. 1. Navy considers British Monopulse Seeker for Sparrow; 16. Aufbau, Handhabung und Einsatzmglichkeiten von MSN, September 1977, S.19-20. Spektrumanalysatoren, Teil II; Werner Schnorrenberg 2. AIM-7 Sparrow; IECH 2001, S.228. Kln; Mikrowellenmagazin, 10(1984)6, S.612-623. 17. Aufbau, Handhabung und Einsatzmglichkeiten von Spectra Spektrumanalysatoren, Teil III; Werner Schnorrenberg 1. Technische Unterlage von Dassault Electronique, 06/97, Sd. Kln; Mikrowellenmagazin, 11(1985)1, S.48-66. 11452 A.g15. 18. Digital processing powers RF analyzer, Part 1; John 2. Storm Warning - The Dassault Rafale is poised to become Middleton - Marconi Instruments, Allendale, NJ; Europes premier fighter-bomber; Michael Fiszer; JED, June Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)6, S.133-140. 2005, S.40-51. 19. Receiver commands high resolution, Part 2; John Middleton - Marconi Instruments, Allendale, NJ; Microwaves & RF, Speicher, Halbleiterspeicher 24(1985)7, S.134-138. 1. Semiconductor memory: Groundwork for systems 20. Spectrum Analyzer incorporates useful features; Marconi improvements; Ronald Floyd, et al.; EW/DE, November Instruments Product; MSN&CT, August 1985, S.178-179. 1978, S.47-57. 21. Analyzers display traces RF spectrum, Part 3; John 2. Memory devices to fit every application; David S. Lo Middleton - Marconi Instruments, Allendale, NJ; Sperry; DE, August 1984, S.119-134. Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)9, S.215-216. 3. Selecting Memory devices for Military applications; David S. 22. Sharpen pulse signal measurement accuracy; Morris Lo - Sperry; DE, September 1984, S.167-186. Engelson - Tektronix, Beaverton, OR; Microwaves & RF, 4. EEROMs are in shape; Ken Kwong; DE, October 1984, 25(1986)8, S.81-83. S.234-237. 23. Spectrum Analyzers take control of Microwave stimulus5. EEPROMs add flexibility to military systems; Mike Villott; response measurements; D. Handlon & L. Ulrich - HewlettDE, June 1988, S.160-167. Packard; MSN&CT, September 1986, S.102. 6. New options in memory technology; James W. Rawles; DE, 24. Spectrum Analyzers achieve more power on the front February 1990, S.42-47. panel; Ken Dawson - Tektronix; MSN&CT, December 1986, S.81-93. Spektrumanalysatoren, SA 25. Portable RF analyzer is true techs tool; Jack Browne 1. Aufbau und Anwendungen von Spektrumanalysatoren im Senior Editor; Product of Tektronix, Beaverton, OR; Hochfrequenzgebiet; November 1974. Hewlett-Packard, Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)12 (November), S.143-145. Spectrum Analyzer Series, Appl. Notes 150, 150-1... 150-14. 26. Portable analyzer scrutinizes 1.5 GHz - Product of Hewlett2. The D-70R as a Broadband, Wide-Open Real-Time Packard, Palo, Alto, CA; Jack Browne - Senior Editor;; Spectrum Analyzer; ICH, 2nd Ed., June 1976/77, S.402-404. Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)12 (November), S.181-182. 3. Microprocessor Simplifies Spectrum Analysis; Bob Alm, 27. Spectrum Analyzer Network Measurements; Steve Gledhill Dave Shores, Al Huegli; MSN, May 1977, S.63-70. - Marconi Instruments; MSN&CT, February 1987, S.75-84. 4. Spectrum Analyzer Theory and Applications; Morris 28. Current probe used with Spectrum Analyzer for EMI Engelson; Artech House, Boston, 1979. measurements; R. Mayo - Marconi Instruments; MSN&CT, 5. Spektrumanalyse im Mikrowellenbereich - Prinzip und July 1987, S.81-87. Applikationen; Dr. Wolfgang Schmitz; MM, Heft 4/80, 29. Spectrum-Analyzer Counters eliminate false counts; Ken S.268-273. Dawson - Tektronix; MSN&CT, August 1987, S.86-95. 6. Spectrum Analyzers from Hewett-Packard; Firmenprospekt, 30. New digital Spectrum Analyzer solves difficult Beilage in: Microwaves, 20(1981)12 (December). Measurement problems; Douglas Goodman - Tektronix; 7. Hochfrequenz- und Mikrowellen-Metechnik in der Praxis; MSN&CT, August 1988, S.8-13. Wolf Dieter Schleifer; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1981. 31. Aspects in developing higher Frequency Digital Spectrum 8. Compact Programmable Spectrum Analyzer Aids EMI Analyzer; Douglas Goodman - Tektronix; MSN, January Measurements; Dave Barnard (Tektronix); MSN, April 1982, 1989, S.20-23. S.65-76. 32. Selecting a Spectrum Analyzer; Craig Short; MSN, January 9. Spectrum analyzer is portable lab assistant; Dave Barnard 1989, S.26-32. Tektronix, Beaverton, OR; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)1, 33. Portable analyzer sets sensitivity and noise standards S.117, 124, 137. Product of Tektronix, Beaverton, OR; Jack Browne 10. Spectrum analyzers: Windows on an RF world; Jack Browne Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)6, S.123-128. - Associate Editor; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)4, S.71,7534. Half a Century of measurement progress: Development of 81,153. the modern Spectrum Analyzer; Morris Engelson; MSN, 11. Use a spectrum analyzer to make EMI measurements; October 1989, S.47-61. Henry Benitez - Tektronix, Beaverton,OR; Microwaves & RF, 35. Spektrumanalyse; Werner Schnorrenberg; Vogel Fachbuch 23(1984)4, S.134,135,139,141,142. Messtechnik, Wrzburg, 1990. 12. Spectrum analyzers get brain transplant; HP-Product; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)4, S.152,155.

36. Portable spectrum analyzer scans 9 kHz to 22 GHz - Product of IFR Systems, Wichita, KS; Jack Browne - Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)8, S.169-172. 37. Spectrum analyzers interlock users to performance Product of Tektronix, Beaverton, OR; Jack Browne Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.147-151. 38. Hewlett-Pachard Test- und Metechnik Katalog 1994/1995. 39. Spectrum analyzers scan wideband wireless signals; Janine Sullivan - Associate Editor; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)4, S.110-116. 40. Understand spectrum analyzers dynamic-range specifications; Scott Lukes - Hewlett-Packard, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)9, S.47-49. 41. Spectrum analyzers tackle vector signals - Product of Tektronix, Beaverton, OR; Jack Browne - Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)11, S.138-140. 42. Spectrum analyzers measure to 40 GHz - Product of Tektronix, Pittsfield, MA; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)13, S.246. 43. Using a spectrum analyzers video-filter bandwidth; Morris Engelson - JMS Consulting, Portland, OR; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)3, S.94-95. 44. Spectrum analyzer suits noise-parameter testing; Christos Tsironis - President, Focus Microwaves, Laurent, Quebec, Canada; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)3, S.98-107. 45. Rohde & Schwarz Megerte und Mesysteme, Katalog 1999/2000. 46. Measure harmonics with a spectrum analyzer; Joe Gorin Agilent technologies, Santa Rosa, CA; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)1, S.55-60. 47. Analyzer adds speed and accuracy to NF testing; G. Thomas & E. Shepherd - Agilent Technologies, West Lothian, Scotland; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)5, S.199-204. 48. Spectrum analyzers tune to new levels of test performance - Product of Agilent Technologies, Palo Alto, CA; Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 39(2000)11, S.137-144. 49. Spektrumanalysator R&S FSU 26; Josef Wolf; R&S Heft 174(2002/II), S.25-27. 50. Handheld Spectrun Analyzer R&S FSH 3 - Die neue Mobilitt in der Spektrumanalyse; Josef Wolf; R&S, Heft 175(2002/III), S.20-25. 51. Spektrumanalysator R&S FS 300 - Preisgnstig und universell fr Labor, Service und Produktion; Robert Obertreis; R&S, Heft 177(2003/I), S.20-23.

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Designer polarization for EW Antennas; Robert O. Magatagan; JED, December 2000, S.51-53.

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SPY => AAQ SPY-1A/D

AEGIS; Richard Hartman; ME/C; September 1977, S.16-20. USS Ticonderoga joins blue water battle group; J.F.J.; DE, December 1984, S.112-114. Long-awaited Arleigh Burke destroyer carries improved Aegis system; J.F.J.; DE, December 1984, S.116-118. Aegis System still gets high marks; Paul R. Jaszka; DE, October 1988, S.48-61. Lockheed Martin AN/SPY-1D; Stratigiki (griechische Zeitschrift), Athen, June 2001, S.83. Spaniens Fregatte F-100; Dieter Stockfisch; SuT, November 2001, S.56. Backboards of the fleet: Shipboard Phased-Array Radars; Dimitris V. Dranidis; JED, May 2003, S.55-62.

1. 2.

Squitter => ACAS/TCAS SRAM

Luft/Boden-Lenkwaffe SRAM; SuT, 3/1973, S.135. Sram-2 enhances mission flexibility for long-range Bombers; Paul R. Jaszka; DE, January 1989, S.89-93.

1.

STALO
Radar Technology Encyclopedia; Edited by D.K. Barton und S.A. Leonov; Artech House, Inc., Boston, London; 1997, S.241. Radar mit realer und synthetischer Apertur; Kap. 7.3 PulsDoppler-Verfahren; H. Klausing & W. Holpp (Hrsg); Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, 2000.

2.

1.

Standard
AGM-78 Standard; IECH 2001, S.246.

1. 2.

Staurohr
Flugtechnik; Jrgen Mies; Privatpiloten Bibliothek, Band 5, Motorbuchverlag Stuttgart, 1999. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004.

1. 2.

Stealth, Stealth-Prinzipien/Technologien
Ferranti development in Stealth technology; ME/C, Vol.7, No.12, June 1981, S.22. Advanced technology to blossom in next-generation Fighter - Stealth Fighter; James B. Schultz; DE, August 1985, S.62-69. The B-1B versus Stealth Bomber; J.F.J.; DE, August 1985, S.78-79. Is the ATB too stealthy to sevive; Charles Rabb; DE, July 1986, S.66-72. Stealth ist tot - es lebe das Radar! Bill Sweetman; Interavia 4/1987, S.331-333. Stealth Technologien zur Verminderung der Entdeckbarkeit von Fluggerten; Kay Dittrich, Dr. Joachim Grashof; Mikrowellen & HF Magazin; Vol.15, No.7, 1989, S.575-577. Fundamentals of Fighter design, Part 10 - Stealth; Ray Whitford; Air International, September 1997, S.175-181. Backfitting Stealth; William A. Schoneberger; JED, March 1998, S.33-37.

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Spiral-Antennen => Antennen

New Spiral-Helix Antenna developed; EW, May/June 1975, S.67-72. L-Band Spiralphase Reflectarray; H. Richard Phelan - Harris; MJ, Jan. 1977, S.47-50. Spiralphase Reflectarray for multitarget Radar; H. Richard Phelan - Harris; MJ, July 1977, S.67-73. Cavity-Backed Spiral has microstrip feed; David L. Saul; Microwaves, Vol.20, No.10, Oct. 1981, S.88-89. Anzeige von Loral Randron Systems in DE, May 1992, S.30: The Randron Dual Polarization Sinous Antennas! An End to EW/ESM Polarization Blindness. Anzeige von L3 Communications, Randtron Antenna Systems in JED, May 1999, S.65: The Sinous Antenna dropin spiral replacement enables your EW system to be all that it should be.

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Looking for stealth in all the right places; H. Gershanoff - EC Monitor; JED, November 1998, S.27-28. Nachtrgliche Stealth-Manahmen fr Flugzeuge; Peter Preylowski; SuT, 5/2000, S.322. Is elektro-aerodynamics the new stealth? Roy Braybrook & John Weal (Illustrations); Air International, February 2001, S.93-96. Die Tarnkappen-Schneider - EADS Militrflugzeuge entwickelt in Bremen Stealth-Technologien; Hans-Jrg Liersch; Mforum, Mrz 2001, S.4-5. Radar und Stealth - Die Anfnge; Hans-Jrg Liersch; Mforum, Mrz 2001, S.6. [Leiseflieger] Stealth Fighter test ops; Paul Crickmore; AFN, October 2001, S.42-47. Stealth-Technologie: Radarabsorbierende Strukturen als Nachrstsatz; Michael Blesin; Flieger-Kalender 2003, Mittler & Sohn, Hamburg/Berlin/Bonn, Sommer 2002, S.8493. [Leiseflieger] Advanced stealth appears in Boeing `BOP prototype; David A. Fulghum, St. Louis; AW&ST, October 28, 2002, S.36-38. Stealth, Unsichtbare Flugzeuge, Tuschen und Tarnen in der Luft; Doug Richardson; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 2002. Stealth-Technologie: Quo vadis Tarnkappe? Christian Hauser; FLIEGERREVUE, 5/2004, S.26-29. EW and Stealth - Deceptive appearances explained; Mike Hirst; Air International, November 2004, S.62-65.

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Stiel-Antennen, Dielektrische
Solid Dielectric Horn Antennas; Carlos Salema, Carlos Fernandes & Rama Kant Jha; Artech House, Boston London, 1998.

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Stinger
Stinger: Requiem for the Combat Helicopter? James W. Rawles; DE, November 1988, S.30-33. Europische STINGER-Produktion; wt III/2000, S.51. IECH 2001, S.231.

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Jamming on the modern Battlefield; ICH, 5th Ed.,1979/80, S.297-303. Monopuls, Doppler and Fuse Jamming primers; Prof. D.B. Hoisington - US Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA; ICH, 5th Ed., 1979/80, S.349-354. Jamming equations; ICH, 5th Ed., 1979/80, S.356-358. ECM Techniques glossary; ICH, 5th Ed., 1979/80, S.359. Jamming Frequency Agile Radars; Bengt Bergkvist - Philips Elektronikindustrier AB; DE, January 1980, S.75-83. Rapport Jammer Design Criteria; John D. Spano; DE, March 1980, S.29-38. Tactical support Jamming; Alexander Robert Salzmann Grumman; JED, December 1983, S.29-33. Expendable jammers prove indispensable; A.G.Self - Royal Signals, Worcestershire, UK; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)9, S.143-149. A sampling of EW Jammers - Technology Survey; Don Herskovitz; JED, September 1998, S.57-63. RF Jamming: The first 100 Years; Dan Gobel; JED, February 1999, S.45-51. Jam with everything - Part 1; Alan Dawes; Air International, October 1999, S.250-254. Jam with everything - Part 2; Alan Dawes; Air International, November 1999, S.282-286. When weapons cheat; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, July 2000, S.49-54. A sampling of EW countermeasure decoys -Technology Survey; Don Herskovitz; JED, July 2000, S.61-64. A sampling of EW Jammers - Technology Survey; Don Herskovitz; JED, September 2000, S.71-78. Jammers - How solid is their state? Don Herskovitz; JED, November 2000, S.51-57. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. A sampling of EW Jammers - Technology Survey; Robert V. McGahan; JED, February 2002, S.61-65.

1.

STOVL, Short Take-Off and Vertical Landing

V/STOL - Reflexions 40 years on; Roy Braybrook; Air International, October 1999, S.235-240.

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STN Atlas Elektronik

Http://www.stn-atlas.de E-Mail: land-und-flugsysteme@stn-atlas.de Rheinmetall De Tec AG; SuT, September 2001, S.32-34. STN-Firmenprospekt: 151 09 .01.

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Streifenleitungen
Hochfrequenztechnik, Band 1; O. Zinke & H. Brunswig; Kap. 4.7, Streifenleitungen; Springer, Berlin, 1995. Mikrowellentechnik; G. Ks & P. Pauli (Hrsg): Kap. 2, Leitungen; Franzis-Verlag GmbH, Mnchen, 1991. Hochfrequenztechnik; Edgar Voges; Band 1; Kap. 6.1, Streifenleitungen; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1991. Microwave Devices and Circuits; Samuel Y. Liao; Chap. 11, Strip Lines; Prentice-Hall International Editions, London, 1990.

1. 2. 3.

Storm Shadow => Scalp EG Strung, Strsysteme - Jammer, Jamming Systems

Jammers add effectiveness, complexity; AW&ST, January 27, 1975, S.63-77. Anatomy of a Jammer; Richard Devis; MSN, July 1977, S.3340. Jamming low power Spread Spectrum Radar; Gilbert R. Johnson - Consultant Erastec Cupertino; EW/DE, Sept./Oct. 1977, S.103-112. Electronic Countermesaures- Part III: Jamming and Deception; Editors: J.A. Boyd, D.B. Harris, D.D. King, H.W. Welch, Jr.; Stanford University, 1961; Reprint: Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, 1978. Methodology for specifying Jammer system parameters; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.406-410. What jams what? ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.411-415. Tactical Warning Technology; ICH, 4th Ed., 1978/79, S.419427.

3. 4.

1.

Streuparameter, S-Matrix, S-Parameter

Understanding single-ended and mixed-mode s-parameters - Part 1; Garth Sundberg - Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)3, S.121-128. Scrutinizing single-ended S-parameters - Part 2; Garth Sundberg - Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)4, S.109-110. Grasp thr meaning of mixed-mode S-parameters - Part 3; Garth Sundberg - Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)5, S.99-104.

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2.

5. 6. 7.

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4.

Performing S-parameter measuremts - Part 4; Garth Sundberg - Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)6, S.99-100.

5.

Superconducting ICs generate and detect signals to 100 GHz; Andrew Laundrie - Associate Ed.; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)9, S.163-164.

1.

Su-27 Flanker
Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker, Russias multi-role combat aircraft; Air International Su-27 special; September 1998, S.I-XVI.

1. 2.

SVS, Synthetic Vision System

Synthetic Vision: No longer futuristic; James W. Ramsey; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, February 2004. Forschen fr Cockpit der nchsten Generation; Christoph Vernaleken - Institut fr Flugsysteme und Regelungstechnik, Technische Universitt Darmstadt; Luftund Raumfahrt, Nr. 4, Oktober-Dezember 2004, S.22-24. Synthetic Vision: Time for Standards; Editors Note: Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, January 2006. Electronics with Impact: Top 10 Avionics Innovations; AW&ST, Special Advertising Section, November 20, 2006, S.S1-S6.

1. 2.

Supraleitung
Superconductivity and the Josephson junction; Jacke Browne; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)4,S.176. Superconductivity, a revolution beckons microelectronics; Eric Brus - freelance writer, Boston; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)7, S.35-43. SIS technology boosts sensitivity of mm-wave receivers; S.K. Pan, A.R. Kerr, et al.; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)9, S.139-1146. Measure RF losses of superconductors in planar circuits; J.S. Martens & J.B. Beyer; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)9, S.150-156. 3.

3.

4.

4.

1. 2.

T-50/A-50
Flugzeuge der Welt, 2003; Claudio Mller; Motorbuchverlag, Stuttgart, S.222. berschalltrainer KAI T-50 - Koreas Goldener Adler; Red.; FLIEGERREVUE, Juni 2004, S.25.

4. 5.

Introduction to Electronic Warfare; D. Curtis Schleher, Ph. D.; Artech House Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986, S.427. Converting TSS to detection receiver sensitivity; John A. Remmell - Ford Aerospace & Communications, Newport Beach, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)13, S.113-125.

1.

TACAMO
The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part III, The ELF Odyssey 1958-1979; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, 7(1981)1, S. 26-39. Erratum: The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, The ELF Odyssey; ME/C, 7(1981)2, S. 28. The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part IV: The ELF Odyssey, continued; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, 7(1981)2, S. 29-34. 3 Upbeat Outlook for C I; By David A. Boutacoff, DE, February 1985, S. 47-56. New Tacamo Aircraft Being Developed to Support Trident Missile Submarines; By David A. Boutacoff, DE, March 1985, S. 108-111. Aircraft Upgrades: New Life for a Vintage Flet; By Bruce Gumble and Floyd Painter, DE, April 1987, S. 74-92.

1. 2. 3. 4.

Tanker, Tankerflugzeuge
The USAFs Tanker; Robert F Dorr; AFM, March 2002, S.2025. The RAFs Future Strategic Tanker Aircraft; Jon Lake; Air International, July 2004, S.40-45. Boeing KC-767: A new Stratotanker? Air International, October 2004, S.38-41. Advanced Refueling Boom - Europas Tanker-Offensive; Jose Antonio Barragan; Planet aerospace 1-2/2005, S.82-87.

2. 3.

4. 5.

1.

Targeting
Precise Targeting: Sensors get smarter - Technology; Dave Adamy; JED, September 2000, S.51-56.

6.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Taurus KEPD 350

Zweiter Freiflug von Taurus KEPD 350 verlief planmig; -r-; SuT, 12/2000, S.786. Abstandswaffe TAURUS fr die Luftwaffe; wt, IV/2000, S.205-206. MAW Taurus KEPD 350; Peter Preylowski - Oberts a.D.; SuT; Oktober 2001, S.32-35. Erfolgreicher Freiflug des Abstandslenkflugkrpers Taurus KEPD 350; SuT, Juni 2002, S.5. Taurus KEPD 350; PLANET AEROSPACE, 4/2002, S.42. Erfolgreicher Freiflug des Taurus KEPD 350; PP; SuT, Januar 2003, S.35. Abstandslenkflugkrper Taurus KEPD 350; SuT, Juli 2003, S.51. Taurus - Verwandlungsknstler fr moderne Streikrfte; Julia Strohbusch; PLANET AEROSPACE, Juli/August/September, 3/2005, S.50-51. Taurus KEPD 350 - Abstandswaffe der Spitzenklasse; Peter Preylowski; Strategie und Technik, Januar 2006, S.40-43.

1. 2.

TACAN => Funknavigation

TACAN finds wide range of civil applications; E. Lazzaroni; MSN&CT, March 1986, S.128A-128F. Funkortungs- und Funknavigationsanlagen; Werner Mansfeld, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Habil.; Hthig Buch Verlag GmbH, Heidelberg, 1994, S.345-351. Funkortung und Funknavigation; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1995, S.92. Flugfunk; Michael Martin, Siebel Verlag, Meckenheim, 2000, S.232.

3. 4.

1.

TADIL => Datalinks TADIRCM, Tactical Aircraft Directed Infrared Countermeasures

TADIRCM testing continues at China Lake; ec monitor Brendan P. Rivers; JED, November 2001, S.32-33.

9.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Tuschkrper - Decoys
ECM for the extended battlefield; Howard M. Gabbert; JED, 11-12/1981, S.27-32. Offboard Expendables at NRL; Dr. Francis J. Klemm; JED, 1112/1981, S.47-54. Outlook for expendable ECM-1984; Edward A. Katkic Tracor; JED, December 1983, S.35-40. Expendable decoys in Naval warfare; J. Hyman & R.L. DuBose -Hycor; JED, December 1983, S.43-48. Off-Board Decoys; Byron Hinderer; JED, 11/1985, S.51-55. Radar Decoys for Ship Defense - US solutions; R.L. DuBose; International Defense Review, 12/1985, S.49-52. Rubber Duck - An inflatable passive ant-missile decoy; Bob Dicker; International Defense Review, 12/1985, S.55-56. Expendable Decoys Counter Missiles with new Technology; Marc Liebman; DE, October 1986, S.69-77.

1. 2.

Taifun, Drohnensystem
Technische Firmenunterlage 212 05.00 von STN Atlas Elektronik. Drohnen in der Bundeswehr - Die aufstrebende Waffe; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt/III, 2004, S.44-51.

1. 2. 3.

Tangetial Signal Sensitivity, TSS

Tangential Sensitivity of a Detector Video System with R.F. Preamplification; W.J. Lucas; Proc. IEE, 113(1966)8. Tangential Sensitivity of EW Receivers; James B.Y. Tsui; Microwave Journal, 24(1981)10, S. 99-102. Practical approach makes TSS measurement simple; Richard Smith Hughes - Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, CA; Microwaves, 21(1982)1, S.69-72.

9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.

Army boost Decoy Technology to meet ARM threat; Scott R. Gourley; DE, November 1987, S.76-84. Army boosts decoy technology to meet ARM threat; Scott R. Gourley; DE, November 1987, S.76-84. Ant-Ship Missile threat drives decoy development; Tom Baranauskas; DE, March 1988, S.109-120. Decoys meet the challenge of Missile attack; Patrick Clark; MSN, September 1989, S.50-64. Expendables Cover the Spectrum; Sheila Galatowitsch; DE, September 1990, S.47-54. Advances in passive expendable countermeasures; Vic Pheasant; JED, May 1998, S.41-48, 67. A sampling of Expendables; Don Herskovitz - Technology; JED, April 1999, S.55-59. When Weapons Cheat; Kenneth B. Sherman; JED, July 2000, S.49-54. A Sampling of EW Countermeasures Decoys; Don Herskovitz; JED, July 2000, S.61-64. A new generation of advanced decoys throws its hat in the ring; B. Kenneth & B.P. Rivers; JED, January 2001, S.43-47. EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. Tuschstrung - Deception Jamming Typical pulse repeater deceptive Jamming System; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.432. Electronic Countermesaures- Part III: Jamming and Deception; Editors: J.A. Boyd, D.B. Harris, D.D. King, H.W. Welch, Jr.; Stanford University, 1961; Reprint: Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, 1978. A Sampling of EW Jammers; Don Herskovitz; JED, April 1999, S.39-44. A Sampling of EW Jammers; Don Herskovitz; JED, September 2000, S.71-78.

1. 2.

Telemetrie
Telemetrie - fernmetechnik fr Medatenerfassung und bertragung; Mikrowellenmagazin, Heft 3/81, S.268. Microwave airborne telemetry: Unusual problems, unusual hardware; James Rieger & Kent Birch; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)9, S.38-40, 42, 44.

1. 2.

TEMPEST
Tempest equipment directory; DE, June 1991, S.73-82. Tempest market survives cutbacks, changes direction; Sheila Galatowitsch; DE, June 1992, S.57-60.

1.

TEMPEST-Antennen => Antennen Tercom, Terrain Contour Matching

Scene-matching guidance concepts to be flight testedReview; EW/DE, June 1978, S.29-30.

1.

Terrain Bounce
EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001.

1. 2.

1.

Testmittel => Mikrowellen Mess- und Testmittel TETRA

TETRA-Mobilfunksystem ACCESSNET-T Cube: Autarkes modulares TETRA-System - tragbar und schnell aufgebaut; Harald Haage; MIL NEWS (von Rohde & Schwarz), 2004, Nr.8, S.12-13.

3. 4.

1.

TETRAPOL
TETRAPOL-Funkfunksysteme fr die Bundeswehr; Planet aerospace, 1/2006, Januar/Februar/Mrz, S.21.

1.

TAWS => GPWS TCAS => ACAS/TCAS TCT, Time Critical Targets
Seek and destroy; Michael Russell Rip & James M Hasik; AFM, June 2003, S.52-57.

1. 2.

TFR
Introduction to Electronic Warfare; Ph. D. D.C. Schleher; Artech House, Inc., Norwood, MA, 1986, S.252. Radar Technology Encyclopedia; Edited by D.K. Barton und S.A. Leonov; Artech House, Inc., Boston, London; 1997, S.358. Technische Unterlage von EADS Deutschland, Bordsysteme, Ulm: Fire Control Radar, 5M 9553.224. 45(E), 7/97 (Ma).

3.

1.

TDMA, Time Division Multiple Access

An Experimental TDMA Network for Airborne Warning and Control Systems Interoperability Demonstrations: Part I; Lightfoo/Smith/Petrino; MSN, Dec 1975./Jan. 1976, S.7381. Rapid Synchronization: Carrier and Clock Recovery for HighSpeed, Digital Communications; Floyd M. Gardner; MSN, Feb./March 1976, S.57-64. TDMA Networks Meet AWACS Multiple Communications Needs, Part II; F. M. Lightfoot, et al.; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1976, S.76-81. TDMA: The Answer for European Satcom? Leif Lundquist; MSN, March 1978, S.77-86. Digital Earth Terminals Use TDM/TDMA; Steve Salamanoff, u.a.; MSN, March 1980, S.100-106. Microprocessor Advances Yield Economical TDMA Terminals; George D. Dill; MSN, March 1981, S.63-73. Switching in Space Will Depend on Multibeam Interconnects (Satcom); Murray Hoffman (The Mitre Corporation); MSN, January 1982, S.127-135.

1. 2. 3.

Thales (frher: Thomson-CSF)

Http://www.thalesgroup.com Technische Unterlage von Thomson-CSF Radars & ContreMesures: Radars & Countermeasures. Devices and antennas drive Thomsons growth; Jack Browne - Chief Editor; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)11, S.5354. France champions new EW group; Michael A. Taverna; AW&ST, October 27, 1997, S.82. Top 25 EW 2001; B. Callan & M. Lynch; JED, May 2001, S.59-52. Le Bourget 2001: Die erste groe Leistungsschau der Luftfahrt im neuen Jahrtausend; Peter Preyloswski; SuT, August 2001, S.26-34. AW&ST 2002 Aerospace Source Book; January 14, 2002, S.323. Thales Nederland B.V.; wt Profile; wt, IV/2002, S.63-70. Erarbeitet von Industrial Promotion Service (IPS), Bonn, in Kooperation mit Thales Nederland, Hengelo, NL.

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Thales Nederland

Tornado Self-Protection Jammer, TSPJ

Daimler-Benz Aerospace AG, Airborne Systems, Ulm, Firmenprospekt: 5M.9553.224.44(E), 07/97 (Ma). Tornado Self-Protection Jammer; SuT, Dezember 1999, S.757. TSPJ development continues; European Report - Patrick Brunet; JED, December 2001, S.21. TSPJ; IECH 2001, S.111.

Thales Nederland B.V.; wt Profile; wt, IV/2002, S.63-70. 1. Erarbeitet von Industrial Promotion Service (IPS), Bonn, in Kooperation mit Thales Nederland, Hengelo, NL. 2.

1.

TIA => Verstrker TIALD

Scharfer Blick; Karl Schwarz; FlugRevue, Oktober 2002, S.50-52.

3. 4.

1.

Torpedo, Torpedos
Brockhaus Naturwissenschsften und Technik, Bd 5; Brockhaus, Mannheim, 1989. Kampfsysteme der US Navy: Waffen und Elektronik auf amerikanischen Kriegsschiffen; Stefan Terzibaschitsch; Kohler, Hamburg, 2001. Marine Enzyklopdie von A bis Z; J. Gebauer & E. Krenz; Tosa Verlag, Wien, 2003.

1. 2. 3.

Tieffliegererfassung

Low-Angle Radar Tracking; David K. Barton; Proceedings of 2. the IEEE, Vol.62, No.6, June 1974, S.687-704. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek 3. (Hrsg); Report Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1999. Das Leichte Flugabwehrsystem: Detlef H. Keller; SuT, Februar 2001, S.31-34.

Towed Decoys, TD

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

1.

1. 2. 3.

Expendable Decoys Counter Missiles with new Technology; Marc Liebman; DE, October 1986, S.69-77. Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatschek 2. Mobile SAM threat spurs new EW System sales; Philip J. (Hrsg); Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 1999. Klass; AW&ST, Vol.147, No.17, October 27, 1997, S.38-42. Der Untersttzungshubschrauber Tiger; Herbert Hauck; wt 3. Navy questions Towed Decoy suitability for F/A-18C/D; I/2000, S.33-37. Philip J. Klass; AW&ST, Vol.147, No.17, October 27, 1997, TIGER -Erprobung auf Herz und Nieren; Klaus J. Schrder; S.43-44. wt I/2000, S.36. 4. Raytheon leading Decoy production; Michael A. Dornheim; Durchbruch fr den Tiger; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, AW&ST, Vol.147, No.17, October 27, 1997, S.43-44. Oktober 2001, S.63. 5. Enemies face frustration as aerial decoys improve; David A. Planet aerospace; 3/2002, S.66-67. Fulghum; AW&ST, Vol.147, No.17, October 27, 1997, S.67Protecting Europes new air mobile team; Lt Col Thierry 70. Bon - French Army; JED, November 2002, S.50-51. 6. New decoys may stimulate stealth aircraft targets; David A. Tiger und NH90: Erprobung auf der Zielgeraden; J.S. & Fulghum; AW&ST, Vol.147, No.17, October 27, 1997, S.71. R.W.; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr. 3/2003, Juli-August7. Keeping up appearances: New trends in active decoys; B. September, S.56-59. Jannery & J. Knowles; JED, February 1998, S.33-38. Tiger verschiet Tuschkrper; News; FLIEGERREVUE, 8. FOTD completes Flight Testing - EC Monitor; K. Chaison & 5/2004, S.8. B. Rivers; JED, April 1999, S.27-28. Roll-Out des ersten Serien-Tigers - Ein europischer Erfolg; 9. Fooled you! The art of off-board ECM protection; Don Peter Preylowski; SuT, Mai 2004, S.24-26. Herskovitz - Technology; JED, August 1999, S.35-40. Probleme mit dem Untersttzungshubschraber TIGER; WT10. Towed decoy tether key issue for IDECM; Philip J. Klass; Berichte, M.S.; wt I/2004, S.38. AW&ST, November 15, 1999, S.46-47. Die Hubschrauber in der Bundeswehr; Jrgen Pppelmann; 11. Towed Decoys Come Out of the Black; Brendan P. Rivers; wt I/2004, S.49-54. JED, November 1999, S.37-42. Wichtige Erfolge fr Tiger und NH90 in Europa; J. S.; PLANET AEROSPACE, 1/2004, Jan.-Feb.-Mrz, S.53 Attack Helicopters; Anil R Pustan; Air International, January Trgheits- bzw. Inertialnavigation, INS 1. Strapdown inertials open new markets; Barry Miller; 2005, S.40-45. EW/DE, March 1978, S.71-90. Tiger Hunt - Another Cold War predator seeks relevance; 2. The standard for Inertial Navigation Systems; Anzeige von Michael Fiszer; JED, August 2005, S.42-47. Kearfott in EW/DE, June 1978, S.43. Der Tiger zeigt die Krallen; Bernd Vetter; FLIEGERREVUE,023. FILS: Position, height, and bearing in real time; Stefan 26-30, 2007, S. Geisenheyner; DE, June 1980, S.51-53. 4. Avionics for the Pilot; Chapter Thirtenn: Inertial Navigation TNC System (INS); Joe Johnston; Airlife Publishing Ltd, TNC connectors meet new performance criteria; James Shrewsbury, UK, 1998, S.167-175. Kubota; Microwaves, 20(1981)2, S.77-79. 5. Flugtechnik, Band 5; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999. Tomahawk

Tiger Helicopter

1.

Multimission Tomahawk employs dual guidance systems; Paul R. Jaszka; DE, November 1988, S.50-55. Tomahawk; IECH 2001, S.258. Nachrstung von Tomahawk Marschflugkrpern; E.H.; wt, II/2002, S.74.

1.

Trainingsflugzeuge, Trainingssysteme
Markets shaping trainer programs; Richard Aboulafia - Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.26. Trainer market: Signs of life; Richard Aboulafia, Teal Group; AW&ST, January 14, 2002, S.28.

2.

Tornado => Panavia Tornado

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4.

5.

Der Sonne entgegen - Training und Ausbildung fr fliegendes Gert, Teil 2; Jrgen Pppelmann; wt IV/2003, S.101-105. Military Training Systems - What are the affordable options? Brian Walters; Air International, January 2004, S.60-64. Aermacchi will den Eurotrainer bauen; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, April 2004, S.47.

2.

Transponder design provides pulse-coherent tracking; M.V. Goppalakishna & C.S. Harish - Vikram Sarabhai Centre, Trivandrum, India; Microwaves & RF, 35(1996)13, S.131142.

1.

Transportflugzeuge, Airlift
Strategic airlift market uneven; Richard Aboulafia - Teal Group; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 11, 1999, S.22. Transportflugzeuge; Achim Figgen, Diethmar Plath & Brigitte Rothfischer; Bechtermnz Verlag, Augsburg, 2000. Change on the horizon for military transport sector; Richard Aboulafia, Teal Group, and Michael A. Taverna, AW&ST; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book; January 14, 2002, S.26. Aus alt macht neu; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Mrz 2002, S. 54-56. Military Airlift; Anthony Tucker-Jones; AFM, June 2002, S.64-67. The US Airlift gap; Bob Archer; Air International, January 2005, S.57-61. Royal Air Force Transports of today; Jon Lake; Air Forces Monthly, January 2005, S.24-29.

1.

Transceiver, T/R

2. 3.

L-Band T/R module for airborne phased array; M.E. Davis, et al.; MJ, February 1977, S.54-60. 2. Solid State Transmit/Receive module for the PAVE PAWS Phased Array Radar; Donald J. Hoft - Raytheon, Wayland; MJ, Oct. 1978, S.33-35. 3. Integrated T/R modules employ GaAs ICs; R.S. Pengelly Plessey, Caswell, UK; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)2, S.77-84. 4. Optimize phased-array T/R performance; T.L. Martinec; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.95-97. 5. Miniature Integrated X-Band Transceiver; Srinivas Bokka HDS; MSN&CT, January 1988, S.42-52 6. Integrated E-Plane Mm-Wave 29-GHz Transceiver; B.C. Barnes et al.; MSN&CT, January 1988, S.98B-98D. 7. Analysis shows effects of aging on T/R modules; Randall J. Sliva - US Naval Weapon Center, China Lake, CA; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)3, S.79-85. 8. Radar Transceiver for smart-munitions applications; M.B. Williams & I.M. Clarke - Mullard Hazel Grove; MSN&CT, September 1988, S.92-96. 9. Multifunction Transmit and Receive modules for EW Arrays; Martin A. Priolo, et al. - Lockheed Sanders, Nashua; MJ, Feb. 1991, S.83-92. 10. A sampling of tactical Transceivers; Don Herscovitz; JED, April 1998, S.53-57,

4. 5. 6. 7.

1.

Trappat-Oszillator
Der Trapatt-Oszillator; R. Davies, et al.; Mikrowellenmagazin, Vol.8, No.5, 1982, S.562-573.

1. 2. 3.

Triebwerke => Flugzeugtriebwerke TRIFOM/Polyphem

Gelenkter Flugkrper Polyphem; Jrgen Erbe; SuT, 4/2000, S.228. Polyphem macht Fortschritte; Jrgen Erbe; SuT, 11/2000, S.751. Neues Flugkrpersystem erfllt alle Erwartungen Testschsse mit Polyphem; Wolfram Lautner; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr. 2, Januar-Mrz 2001, S.46. TRIFOM [Trilaterl Fibre Optic Missile] System fr das Heer; Wolfram Lautner - EADS/LFK, Kommunikation; WTR Ausrstung Heer, Januar 2002, S.54. Polyphem: Neue operationelle Perspektiven; r; SuT, Mai 2002, S.31-32. Entwicklungsreif: TRIFOM/POLYPHEM; Wolfram Lautner; Planet aerospace, 3/2002, S.36-37. Lenkflugkrper des Heeres; Wol-Rdiger Petereit; wt, III/2002, S.61-66. Die Lenkflugkrpersysteme der neuen Schiffsgenerationen fr die Deutsche Marine; Gerhard Coors - Bauoberrat, BWB; MarineForum, 7/8-2003, S.18-20.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Transistor
Elektronik; Herbert Frisch; VDI-Verlag Dsseldorf, 1975. Halbleiter-Physik; A. A. Fraser; Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, 1981. Elektronik 2, Bauelemente; Klaus Beuth; Vogel-Buchverlag, Wrzburg, 1983. Silicon Bipolar Transistors and Integrated Circuits continue to grow; C.P. Snapp , Dr - Avantek; S.32-41. Mikrowellentechnik, Bd. 2, Antennen und aktive Bauteile; Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Erich Pehl; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1989. Hochfrequenztechnik, Bd.1, Bauelemente und Schaltungen; Edgar Voges; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1991. Taschenbuch der Hochfrequenztechnik, Bd. 1, Grundlagen; Meinke-Gundlach; Springer, Berlin, 1992.

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1.

TRANSIT
Knstliche Himmelskrper fr die Navigation; Beitrag von Ekehard Sieker, in Weltraum ohne Waffen; C. Bertelsmann, 1984, S.51-60. Vermessung und Ortung mit Satelliten; Manfred Bauer; Wichmann, Heidelberg, 1994. Funkortung und Funknavigation; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, Braunschweig, Wiesbaden, 1995.

1.

Trigat
Missile alignment; M. A. Taverna (Paris) & R. Wall (Mnchen); AW&ST, January 12, 2004, S.42-43.

2. 3.

1.

Troposphre
Simulate tropospheric amplitude scintillation; M. Richaria; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)4, S.79-82.

1.

Transponder => IFF

Modular approach simplifies S-Band transponder design; Paulo Mello Marshall - Instituto de Espaciais, Sao Jose Dos Campos, Brazil; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)12, S.81-86.

1.

Truppenfunknetze
Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatscheck (Hrsg); Report-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1999.

TSS => Tangential Signal Sensitivity


1.

Tunnel-Dioden => Halbleiterdioden

Tunnel diodes complement high-performance dedectors; John Tatum & Kenneth Hinton - TRW Microwave, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)2, S.115118,122,123.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

TWT, TWTA
Transmit Tubes; J. Carruba - Varian Electron Tube Group; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.390-404. Postulating an Airborne ECM Threat; Donald D. Anderson; MSN, Dec. 1975/Jan. 1976, S. 41-47. New Lightweight 15/25 kW Gridded TWT; MSN, Oct./Nov. 1976, S.124. Selecting Tubes for Airborne Radars; Arnold Acker; MSN, May 1977, S.55-60. Paralleled TWTs Boost Uplink Power; Robert E. Shuken; MSN, June 1977, S.55-60. Microwave Tube technology review; Dr. Stanley F. Kaisel Consultant Woodside; MJ, July 1977, S.23-42. Brazed-Helix TWTs for high power Jammers; E.D. Maloney Thomson CSF, France; MJ, March 1978, S.76. New horizons for Microwave tubes; John M. Osepchuk Raytheon; MJ, July 1978, S.36,38. Research opportunities in Microwave Tubes; Leo Young Naval Research Lab, Washington; MJ, July 1978, S.40,41. Mini-Jammer Suited for Drone; MSN, July 1978, S.71. New TWT Generation Pumps Poer for Today and Tomottow (Brazed-Helix-TWT)); G. Fleury, u.a. - Thomson-CSF; MSN, Ja. 1982, S.97-118. Tubes in space: Very much alive; Henry G. Kosmahl - Fellow IEEE; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)3, S.107-109. TWTs Designed foe Advanced EW Systems; R. J. Espinosa (Varian Associates); MSN, April 1983, S.79-88. Advances in TWTs Promise Higher Power, Smaller Package; U. J. Pittack (Raytheon co.); MSN, June 1983, S.120-129. Tubes still vital to Microwave Systems; R. Espinosa - Varian; MDSH, Vol. 13, No.12, November 1983, S.126-150. TWT Amplifier exhibits linear power transfer characteristics and improved efficiency; H. G. Kosmahl & J. C. Paterson Hughes Aircraft; MSN, June 1984, S.83-93. Advances in airborne Radar TWTs assure their continued role; R. W. Herriot - Litton; MSN, July 1984, S.41-49.

12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

17.

18. Eliminate confusion in TWTA specifications; James W. Hansen - Hughes Aircraft, Torrance, CA; Microwaves & RF, 23(1984)7, S.91-95. 19. The TWT problem; Major Erik Buck -ASD/AFWAL; JED, October 1984, S.85-100. 20. Tubes vs. Solid-state: Reality vs. Promises; H.G. Kosmahl; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)5, S.167-169. 21. Tubes continue delivering Microwave power; A. E. Braun, Editor; MSN&CT, June 1985, S.62-65. 22. High-Power Electron Tubes designed for modern Microwave Systems; B. L. Smith- Thomson-CSF; MSN&CT, June 1985, S.69-81. 23. Progress continues in power-tube design; Nancy Wey; MSN&CT, June 1986, S.83-93. 24. Specifying TWTAs for space applications; S. Pat et al. ISRO Satellite Centre, India; MSN&CT, August 1986, S.122A-122H. 25. Instrumentation TWT power amplifiers for almost any imaginable application; William Kurple - Keltec FloridaMicrowave Products; MSN&CT, July 1987, S.100-109. 26. Traveling-Wave Tube Amplifier design considerations; Thomas P. Grow & Fred W. Bloom - ITT; MSN&CT, April 1988, S.46-59. 27. Broadband High Peak Helix TWTs boost Radar performance; M. Belna & W.R. House; MSN, September 1989, S. 44-49. 28. Tubes continue the chase for power, gain and bandwidth; Jack Browne, Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)3, S.149-158. 29. TWT delivers high power satellite uplinks; Tiziana Barsotti, et al. - Thomson Tubes Electroniques, Boulogne-Billancourt, Cedex, France; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)2, S.119-122. 30. Specify TWTs by considering modulation needs; J.-P. Devilleger & W.R. House - Thomson Tubes Electroniques, Velizy Villacoublay, Cedex, France; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)10, S.81-82. 31. A survey of Microwave Amplifiers and Oscillators Technology Survey; Don Herskovitz; JED, April 2000, S.5761 32. Jammers - How solid is their state? Don Herskovitz; JED, November 2000, S.51-57. 33. Hughes TWT and TWTA Handbook; Hughes Aircraft Electron Dynamics Division, Torrance, California.

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UAV, UACV, UARV => Drohnen. berlagerungsempfnger - Superhet Receiver

Calculate receiver sensitivity; David L. Adamy; Electronic Design, December 6, 1973, S.118-121. Typical Superhet Receiver; ICH, 2nd Ed., 1976/77, S.433. What does Receiver Sensitivity mean? MSN, July 1978, S.54-63. Millimeter MICs Rely On Hybrid-Open Microstrip (MIC Superhet); T.H. Oxley; MSN, September 1979, S.75-83, 155, 159. Mixers: Part 1, Characteristics and Performance; Bert C. Henderson; Watkins-Johnson Company Tech-notes, Vol. 8, No.2, March/April 1981, Mixers: Part 2, Theory and Technology; Bert C. Henderson; Vol. 8, No.3, May/June 1981. Sensitivity of EW Receivers; J.B.Y. Tsui und R. Shaw; MJ, November 1982, S.115-120. Warngerte, Unentbehrlich fr Kampfflugzeuge und Kampfhubschrauber; Martin Streetly; Interavia 9/1988, S.889-893.

4.

5.

U-Boote im Wandel - Design der Waffen- und Fhrungssysteme von U-Booten unter NCW-Aspekten; Gebhard Heizmann-Bartels - HDW, Kiel; SuT, November 2003, S.51-52. Sensoren fr U-Boote; Traugott Tietz & Roland Volz - Carl Zeiss Optronics, Oberkochen; Strategie & Technik, Mrz 2005, S.45-48.

1.

UKADGE
UKADE Update, Grobritannien will sein Flugabwehrnetz modernisieren; IWR, 5/1979, S.771-774.

5.

1.

USB, Universeller Serieller Bus

USB in der Messtechnik: Vorteile, die berzeugen; R+S, Heft 177(2003/I), S.23.

6. 7. 8.

1. 2.

USQ-113, -146
AN/USQ-146; IECM 2001, S.156. AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.227.

1.

USMS, Utility System Management System

Lightening the load, past & present; Mike Hirst; Air International, November 2003, S.82-86.

1. 2. 3.

U-Boote
Moderne U-Boote; Udo Ude; wt, II/2001, S.84-89. Taufe von U31 - Erstes U-Boot der Klasse 212A; Dieter Stockfisch; SuT, Mai 2002, S.55-56. Marine Enzyklopdie von A bis Z; Jrgen Gebauer & Egon Krenz; Tosa Verlag, Wien, 1998.

1. 2.

UV, Ultraviolett
Brockhaus, Naturwissenschaften und Technik, Fnfter Band 5, F. A. Brockhaus, Mannheim, 1989. Passive UV Missile-Warning Systems; Larry De Cosimo, et al.; JED, December 1999, S.51-54.

13. VCOs and Post Tuning Drift; ICH, 3rd Ed., 1977/78, S.494496. First Two Production CV-222s delivered; Military News; Air 14. New VCO Test equipment aids manufacturing; Robert J. International, December 2005, S.8. Traynor & Werner Schurch; Microwaves, 20(1981)1, S.572. V-22 Osprey - A new era in vertical lift; AW&ST, January 2, 61. 2006, S1-S20. 15. Ku-Band digitally tuned Oscillator will sonn be available for systems designers; Cuong M. Pham, et al. - Avantek; DE, Van Atta Array-Antennen February 1982, S.46-54. 1. Target Masking and Modification; J.H. Vogelman & R.K. 16. Voltage-Controlled Oscillator Technique boosts airborne Thomas; Beitrag in Electronic Countermeasures, exciters capability; Joel Naidus; MSN, October 1983, S.53Peninsula Publishing, California, 1978, Kap. 19. 66. 2. Phased Arrays for ECM; ICH, 3rd Ed., June 1977/78, S.33317. Voltage Controlled Oscillator Subasystems; Technische 340. Unterlage von Microwave Technologies, Ausg. 2, April 1984. Varaktor-Abstimmbare Oszillatoren 18. Lets clear up the confusion on PTD; Technische Unterlage 1. Hyperabrupt Varactor-Tuned Oscillators; R. M. Beach; W J von Microwave Technologies, Ausg. 2, April 1984. Tech-notes, Vol. 5, No. 4, July/August 1978. 19. How to specify solid state sources; Technische Unterlage von Microwave Technologies, Ausg. 2, April 1984. Variometer 20. Voltage-Controlled Oscillators evaluated for system design; 1. Cockpit-Instrumente; Peter Bachmann; Privatpiloten R.M. Leier & R.W. Patston - Avantek; MSN&CT, November Bibliothek, Band 9; Motorbuch Verlag Stuttgart, 1. Auflage 1985, S.102-125. 1998. 21. Speedy VCO tunes 8 to 12 GHz; J. Mongillo & J. Matson 2. Flugtechnik; Jrgen Mies; Privatpiloten Bibliothek, Band 5; Radian Technology, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, Motorbuch Verlag Stuttgart, 2. Auflage 1999. 25(1986)8, S.121-122. 3. Aerospace-Wrterbuch mit Aerospace-Definitionen; 22. Comprehensive design approach addresses Missile VCO Roderich Cescotti; Motorbuch Verlag Stuttgart, 2002. requirements; David A. Boyd - Eaton; MSN&CT, May 1987, 4. Lexikon der Luftfahrt; Niels Klumann & Armin Malik; S.65-71. Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, 2004. 23. How to specify and use a DTO/VCO; R.N. Buswell; WJ Technotes, Vol.14, No.4, July/Aug. 1987. 24. Measuring VCO time varying frequency characteristics; R. VCO, Voltage Controlled Oscillators Beers - EIP Microwave Inc., & A. Hughes - Analog Design 1. Voltage Controlled Oscillators - In modern ECM Systems; R. Tools; MJ, Nov. 1987, S.201-203. N. Buswell; W J Tech-notes, Vol. 1, No. 6, Nov./Dec. 1974. 2. Performance of Solid State Voltage Controlled Oscillators; 25. Multiband, digitally tuned, VCOs; E. Bertram & F. Levien Eaton; MSN&CT, December 1987, S.46-52. T.B. Bushnell, et al. - WJ; ICH, 1st Ed.,June 1975/76, S.33126. VCO Techniques for EW Systems; David A. Boyd; MJ, Feb. 334. 1988, S.129-137. 3. Microwave VCO packages for EW Systems; Paul Gili; MSN, 27. Wideband digitally tuned Oscillator technology for Oct./Nov. 1975, S.25-31. Electronic Defense; L.R. Martin, et al. - Avantek; MSN&CT, 4. Linear VCOs; R.N. Buswell; W J Tech-notes, Vol. 3, No. 2, July 1988, S.46-54. March/April 1976. 5. Voltage Variable Attenuators: Getting smaller and better; 28. Novel techniques drive oscillators from 1 to 18 GHz Product of Delphi Components, Laguna Niguel, CA; Tom Glynn & Lee Duter; MSN, June/July 1976, S.48F-49. Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)3, S.170-171. 6. Solving the VCO measurements problem; James E. Duggan; 29. System Requirements set Specifications for Microwave MSN, June/July 1976, S.73-76. VCOs; Roland Stickney; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)6, S.135, 7. Manual measurement of VCO fine grain tuning: A thing of 136 und 143. the past; R.E. Carman & J. Pawson; MSN, June/July 1976, 30. VCOs; Beilage der Firma VARIL, Denver, CO, USA, in S.96A-96H. Microwaves & RF von September 1990. 8. Firmenunterlage: Addington Laboratories, Inc., Solid State Products Division, 128A; Beilage zu MSN, Oct./Nov. 1976. 31. VCO selection guide; Beilage von Synergy Microwave Corporation, Paterson, NJ, in Microwaves & RF, 9. Lets clear up the confusion on PTD; MSN, April 1977, S.5435(1996)13. 58. 32. Integrated circuit simplifies the design of VCOs; Rick Meller 10. Evaluating Tuning Response of VCO Subsystems; Kenneth - Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & R. Schoniger; MSN, July 1977, S.45-54. RF, 37(1998)2, S.75-82. 11. VCO Scoreboard; Joyce Jordan; MSN, July 1977, S.59-61. 33. VCO Designers Handbook, Technische Unterlage von Mini12. VCO Subsystems: What to test, how to test it; C.A. Circuits: VCO/HB-1, 2001. Bissegger & A.E. Schlenz - Omni Spectra, MA/COM; Reprint from MIcrowaves, May (Part I) & July (Part II) 1977.

V-22 Osprey

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34. VCO Designers Handbook; Mini Circuits Division of Scientific Components, Brooklyn, NY, USA; VCO/HB-01; 2001. 35. Wideband VCO designs are independent of circuit parameters; Dr. Andrei Grebennikov- M/A-COM, Cork, Irland; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)8, S.147-155. 36. Specifying Microwave Voltage-Controlled Oscillators; Speciall Report; Jack Browne; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)9, S.107-112. 37. Gauge phase jitter and noise in VCXOs - Part 1; David Chandler - Corning Frequency Control, Mount Holly Springs, PA; Microwaves & RF, 41(2002)1, S.78-90. 38. Specify jitter and phase noise in VCXOs - Part 2; David Chandler - Corning Frequency Control, Mount Holly Springs, PA; Microwaves & RF, 41(2002)3, S.76-78.

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19. Netzwerkversion - Zur Weiterentwicklung der Fhrungsfhigkeit der Marine; Reihhard Khtze, Kapitn zur See Dipl. Ing.; SuT, Mai 2003, S.44-47. 20. Network Centric Warfare; Dieter Stockfisch; SuT, Juni 2003, S.54-55. 21. U-Boote im Wandel - Design der Waffen- und Fhrungssysteme von U-Booten unter NCW-Aspekten; Gebhard Heizmann-Bartels - HDW, Kiel; SuT, November 2003, S.51-52. 22. Network Centric Capabilities; wt IV/2003, S.10 (Grafik). 23. Net-Centric Operations - Turning data into knowledge and knowledge into action; Beilage (12 Seiten) von Lockheed Martin in: AW&ST, December 29, 2003, 24. Vernetzt zum Erfolg? - Network-Centric Warfare - zur Bedeutung fr die Bundeswehr; Holger H. Mey & Michael K.-D. Krger; Report Verlag, Frankfurt a/M, 2003. 25. Iraqi Freedom - Hat Network Centric Warfare die Velocity Gate Pull-Off, VGPO Feuertaufe bestanden; Rainer Schwiebert, Oberstleutnant; EW101 A First Course in Electronic Warfare; David Adamy; SuT, Februar 2004, S.26-30. Artech House, Inc., Norwood, 2001. 26. Fhrung von Streitkrften im Frieden; Lutz Feldt, Vizeadmiral, Inspekteur der Deutschen Marine; SuT, Verfolgungsradar => Radar Februar 2004, S.48-52. 27. Vernetzte Operationsfhrung; Erwin Reich -EADS Vernetzte Operationsfhrung, NetOpF, NCO/W Deutschland; Wehrtechnischer Report 1/2004, Februar Pentagon priorities shift to data and networks; David A. 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Frankfurt a/M, S.26-29. Fulghum; AW&ST, April 22, 2002, S.22-23. 28. Weiterentwicklung der Fhrungsuntersttzung - Network Pack hunters, Network-centric naval warfare promise to Centric Warfare; Fregattenkapitn Franz-Dietmar Dahmann turn smaller surface combatants into piranha; Brendan P. - Referent im BMVg; SuT, April 2004, S.42-48. Rivers; JED, June 2002, S.40-43. 29. Die Bundeswehr auf dem Weg zur Vernetzten It takes a network to beat a network; David A. Fulghum, Operationsfhrung; Friedrich W. Benz; wt I/2004, S.107Rockwall, Tex; AW&ST, November 2002, S.28-31. 114. Rumsfeld pushes network warfare; David A. Fulghum, 30. Verteilte Lagedarstellung im IT-System der Bw Washington; AW&ST, November 2002, S.32-33. Schlsselkomponente zur Vernetzten Operationsfhrung; Network warfare: Hope and hype; David A. Fulghum, H. Schmidr & R. Vogelgesang - EADS Defence Electronics; Washington; AW&ST, November 2002, S.33-34. IT-Report 2/2004, Mai 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Predator B to increase lethality of UAV fleet; David A. Frankfurt a/M, S.37-41. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, November 2002, S.34. 31. IT-System Bundeswehr - Ein wesentlicher Baustein fr die Cyber center to advance network-centric warfare; Craig Vernetzte Operationsfhrung - Bernd Stingl, Major i.G.; ITCovault, Melbourne, FLA; AW&ST, December 23, 2002, Report 2/2004, Mai 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Frankfurt S.30-32. a/M, S.42-47. Net-centric ops defined for diverse military programs; Craig 32. Transformation - zur vernetzten Fhrung von Operationen; Covault, Melbourne, FLA; AW&ST, December 23, 2002, Stephan Maihoff - T-Systems International; IT-Report S.32-33. 2/2004, Mai 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Frankfurt a/M, Britain determines military net value; Douglas Barrie, S.51-57. London; AW&ST, December 23, 2002, S.53-54. 33. Network Centric, Rush to connect; Charlotte Adams; Russia considers net impact; Douglas Barrie, London; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, September 2004. AW&ST, December 23, 2002, S.54-54. www.aviationtoday.com Der neue Krieg; Michael Inacker; Frankfurter Allgenmeine 34. Network Wars; David A. Fulghum - Merrimack, NH; AW&ST, Sonntagszeitung, 19. Januar 2003, Nr.3. October 25, 2004, S.90-91. Nascent net-centric war gains Pentagon toehold; William B. 35. One-stop shopping; David A. Fulghum - Hudson, NH; Scott/Colorado Springs and David Hughes/Washington; AW&ST, October 25, 2004, S.92-93. AW&ST, January 27, 2003, S.50-53. 36. Pack mentality; Robert Wall - Washington - & David A. Joint forces command taking net-centric tools to operators; Fulghum - Nashua, NH; AW&ST, October 25, 2004, S.94-96. David Hughes/Washington; AW&ST, January 27, 2003, 37. Something old, something new; David A. Fulghum S.54-56. Hudson, NH; AW&ST, October 25, 2004, S.98-99. Pentagon targets bandwidth expansion; David 38. Vom Cyberwar zu Network Centric Operations 2004; Snke Hughes/Washington; AW&ST, January 27, 2003, S.57. Marahrens; SuT, November 2004, S.36-40. Commercial technology key for net-centric war; David 39. Transformationsprozess der Streitkrfte; Interview von Hughes/Washington; AW&ST, January 27, 2003, S.58. PLANET AEROSPACE (Wolf Hiller) mit Generalleutnant Dirk Promotion system could upset NCW; William B. Bcker; PLANET AEROSPACE, 4/2004, S.24-30. Scott/Colorado Springs; AW&ST, January 27, 2003, S.59 40. Die Stunde der Interoperabilitt; U. Schade & G. Drr; Network Centric Warfare - Konzept netzwerkzentrierter Strategie und Technik, Januar 2005, S.16-18. Kriegfhrung; Holger H. Mey; SuT, Februar 2003, S.8-13. 41. NEC-Demonstrator; Lothar Schulz; Strategie und Technik, Correspondence: Smoke and mirrors of NCW; Tom Davis; Januar 2005, S.19-20. AW&ST, March 24, 2003, S.6.

42. Luftlagedarstellung in einem CRC; Wilhelm Pestel Obestleutnant, BMVg; Strategie und Technik, Januar 2005, S.35-38. 43. Das Neue Heer - Chancen und Zukunftsfhigkeit im Rahmen des Transformationsprozesses; Hans-Jrg Voll; Strategie und Technik, Mrz 2005, S.20-24. 44. Vernetzte Operationsfhrung - Einbindung des Infanteristen der Zukunft; Udo Stoll; Strategie und Technik, April 2005, S.46-51. 45. Vernetzte Operationsfhrung; Friedrich W. Benz; Wehrtechnik Spezial, V/2005, S.24-32. 46. Network Centric Warfare: The European Conference; Christopher Harz. IQPC Network Centric Warfare Europe 2005.

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Vertikalantennen => Antennen Verzgerungsleitungen, Delay Lines

Proper Delay Line Discriminator design avoids common pitfalls; Israel Yuval; MSN, December 1981, S.109-118. Folded and focused acoustic beams greatly improve BAW Delay Lines; J. Puyhaubert, et al. - Thomson-CSF; MSN, February 1982, S.119-126. DDLs perform vital signal-processing role; C. Erikson, D. Carlton & R. Dorman - Andersen Laboratories; MSN&CT, July 1985, S.99-103. Analyze effects of system delay lines; Stan Goldman; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)6, S.149-156. Fiber-optic delay lines aid radar signal processing; G. Grimes & L.A. Stark - Ortel, Alhambra, CA; Microwaves & RF, 30(1991)5, S.219-221. Basics guide delay-line discriminator design; Andrew Laundrie - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.120. Delay-line design faithfully serves ESM applications; Erik Boch & Michael Stapleton - Lockheed Canada; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.119-127.

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Verschlsselung
Moderne Verschlsselungsgerte fr die Bundeswehr; Volker Schneider - Rohde & Schwarz, Berlin; IT-Report 2/2004, Mai 2004, Report Verlag, Bonn & Frankfurt a/M, S.14-16. 6.

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Verstrker, Amplifier
Microwave Amplifier Technology - A perspective; Lawrence R. Thielen - Avantek; MJ, April 1978, S.16,17. Broadband driver Amps meet Military Specs; Amplica Product; MSN, December 1981, S.121. Drop-In Mixer-Preamp offers intagrated Limiter Diode Protection; D. Neuf & J. Lamagna - RHG Electronics Laboratory; MSN, February 1983, S.158-170. DLVAs find applications in ESM systems; M. Sheade - Planar Microwave; MSN, August 1984, S.47-56. Microwave amplifier design starts with feedback probe, Part 1; Douglas J.H. Maclean - Systems Consultant, Cossor Electronics, Harlow, Essex, UK; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)12, S.93-96. Wide-ranging hybrid logamps rise quickly; Jack Browne Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)6, S.207-213. Logamps aids single-channel receiver; Alan Conrad & Jack Browne; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)6, S.210-211. Designing an ultrawideband Monolithic distributed Amplifier; F. Emori, et al. - NEC; MSN&CT, July 1988, S.2838. Combined System makes fast Amplifier compression and NF Measurements; D. Morikawa - Wavetek Microwave; MSN&CT, August 1988, S.52-60. Log video amp reaches 30 GHz withfast rise time - Product of Anadyne, Santa Cruz, CA; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)9, S.188-189. Consider options when selecting Log Amplifiers; Douglas Johnson, et al. - Americal Electronic Laboratories, Landsdale, PA; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)3, S.107-114. Broadband AMP drops through noise floor - Product of Veritech Microwave, Plainfield, NJ; Jack Browne - Associate Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)2, S.141-144. Approach performs RF detectiondirectly; J. Greichen & E. Nash - Analog Devices, Wilmington, MA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)9, S.84-87. Weigh amplifier dynamic-range requirements; D.M. Dobkin, W. Strifler & G. Klimovitch - WJ Communications, San Jose, CA; Microwaves & RF, 40(2001)12, S.59-69. TIAs clear way for 40-Gb/s systems; Barry Manz - Manz Communications, Montville; NJ; Microwaves & RF, 41(2002)1, S.33-43.

1.

VFR, Visual Flight Rules

Luftfahrt-Definitionen; Roderich Cescotti; Motobuch Verlag Stuttgart, 1993.

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VHSIC
Systems to be changed by VHSIC; DE, January 1981, S.4852, 57. Very High Speed Integrated Circuits - Into the second generation, Part 1: The birth of a program; Jim Martin; ME/C, Vol.7, No.12, December 1981, S.52,54, 71-73. Very High Speed Integrated Circuits - Into the second generation, Part 4: The Radiation challenge; Jim Martin; ME/C, Vol.8, No.3, March 1982, S.40-45. Very High Speed Integrated Circuits - Into the second generation, Part 5: The of standardization and technology insertion; Jim Martin; ME/C, Vol.8, No.4, April 1982, S.6667. VHSIC processors take shape; J.E.F. - Industry News; DE, August 1982, S.33-38. Is VHSIC a panacea? Or, facing the von Neumann bottleneck; DE, August 1982, S.72-73. VHSIC Programm spurs U.S. IC technology- Critical Programm Reviews; Dr. Robert N. Castellano -Bell Laboratories, Stanford University; DE, July 1986, S.114-127. VHSIC offers new possibilities for Radar receiver designers; Vibeke Libby -Dalmo Victor; DE, October 1986, S.155-163. VHSIC forges ahead; James W. Rawles; DE, January 1989, S.61-74.

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5. 6. 7.

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12.

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Vielfachreflexionen - Multiple Reflections VLF, Very Low Frequencies

The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part III, The ELF Odyssey 1958-1979; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.1, January 1981, S. 26-39. Erratum: The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, The ELF Odyssey; ME/C, Vol.7, No.2, February 1981, S. 28. The Renaissance in Submarine Communications, Part IV: The ELF Odyssey, continued; Roland J. Starkey, Jr.; ME/C, Vol.7, No.2, February 1981, S. 29-34.

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Studies show VLF transmissions influence wave propagation; Barry E. Manz - Assocate Editor/News; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)3, S.46,48. 1. Gefechtsfhrung im Nuklearkrieg; Ashton B. Carter; Beitrag in Rstung und Sicherheit, Spektrum der Wissenschaft, 2. Heidelberg, 1985, S.42-50. 3.

VOR
Funkortungs- und Funknavigationsanlagen; Werner Mansfeld; Hthig, Heidelberg, 1994. Funkortung und Navigation; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1995. Funknavigation; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag Stuttgart, 1995.

VLSI, Very Large Scale Integration

VLSI in military applications; H.H. Jones & D. Finch; ME/C, Vol.4, No.11, November 1978, S.52-56. VLSI Technology: Evolution and forecast; Dr. D. Haward 1. Phillips; ME/C, Vol.7, No.4, April 1981, S.53-57. Deploying very Large-Scale Integration Circuits; Jim Bussert; DE, September 1985, S.159-167.

V/STOL, Vertical / Short Take-Off and Landing

V/STOL - Reflexions 40 years on; Roy Braybrook; Air International, October 1999, S.235-240.

VSD, Vertical Situation Display

Boeing, Airbus go vertical; David Hughes - Washington; AW&ST, Novenber 29, 2004, S.59-61. Vertical innovation; David Hughes - Washington; AW&ST, Novenber 29, 2004, S.61.

1. 2.

VMEbus

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Industry standard buses find military role; Stewart A. 2. Dewar; DE, August 1987, S.53-64. A sampling of VME products; Don Herskovitz - Technology; JED, August 1999, S.57-62.

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WAAS, Wide Area Augmentation System

WAAS: Back in step; David Jensen; Avionics Magazine Aviation Today, February 2002. LAAS, to be or not to be? The FAA is exploring whether WAAS and onboard avionics are a LAAS alternative; David Hughes (Washington); AW&ST, January 31, 2005, S.41-42.

1.

Wellenausbreitung - Elecromagnetic Wave Propagation

1. 2.

Waffenleit- und Zielzuweisungssysteme

Weapons control & targeting systems; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 14, 2002, S.236-237. Weapons control & targeting systems;; AW&ST Aerospace Source Book, January 13, 2003, S.228-229.

1. 2.

WAH-64 Apache
First WAH-64 arrives in UK; AW&ST, June 14, 1999, S.73. Boeing (MDD) AH-64D Longbow Apache; Flugzeuge der Welt 2004, S.107; Claudio Mller; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart 2004.

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Watchkeeper
Thales Tallies; Michael A. Taverna, Farnborough; AW&ST, July 26, 2004, S.37. Thales selected for Watchkeeper programme; AFM, September 2004, S.18.

1. 2.

Watson-Watt-Peiler
Funkpeiltechnik; Grabau/Pfaff; Franckhsche Verlagshandlung, Stuttgart, 1989, Abs. 4.5, S.114. Funkortung und Funknavigation; Erwin Lertes; Vieweg, Braunschweig, 1995, Abs. 3.5, S. 32.

Satellitenverwendung im taktischen Fernmeldebereich; H. J. Albrecht; SuT, 11/1973, S.599-605. 2. Free space way transmission loss between isotropic antennas; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.210. 3. One way transmission loss between isotropic antennas over plane Earth; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.211. 4. Fading characteristics resulting from poor atmospheric conditions; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.214-215. 5. Electronic Countermesaures; Chapter 31: Propagation, by A.T. Waterman, Jr.; Editors: J.A. Boyd, D.B. Harris, D.D. King, H.W. Welch, Jr.; Stanford University, 1961; Reprint: Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, 1978. 6. RF Signal propagation; ICH, 7th Ed.,1981/82, S.397-398. 7. The ARRL Antenna Book; Gerald L. Hall (Editor); The American Radio Relay League, Inc., Newington; 1982, Chapter 1. 8. Nuclear Effects on RF Propagation; Edwin Smith; DE, October 1984, S.228-232. 9. Wave propagation; Walter A. Flood - US Army; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)8, S.65. 10. Solid-State Amplifier delivers reliable meteor-burst Communication; J.H. Johnson - Microwave Modules & Devices; MSN&CT, September 1987, S.8-16. 11. Radar mit realer und synthetischer Apertur - Kap.2: Elektromagnetische Wellen; H. Klausing & W. Holpp (Hrsg); Oldenburg Verlag, Mnchen, 2000. 12. Communications EW, Part 2 - HF Propagation; Dave Adamy; JED, July 2003, S.64-65.

1.

Waveform Generator

1.

Wellenleiter
Unified design plans aid waveguide transitions; Jamal S. Izadian - Avantek, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)5, S. 213-222. Dielektrische Wellenleiter fr 18 bis 100 GHz. Die flexible Ergnzung zur starren Hohlleitertechnologie; J. Lsch; Mikrowellenmagazin, 14(1988)7, S.656-658. Design techniques govern flexible-waveguide performance; T. Anderson & R. Hataway - Airtron, Litton Systems, Morris Plains, NJ; Microwaves & RF, 36(1997)5, S.155-162.

Waveform generator creates complex modulation formats - Product of Protek Test & Measurement, Allendale, NJ; Jack Browne - Publisher/Editor; Microwaves & RF, 2. 40(2001)3, S.171.

1.

Waveform Recorder

2.

3. Use a Waveform Recorder to simplify VCO testing; Douglas Nichols - Hewlett-Packard, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves, 21(1982)3, S.99-102. Waveform Recorder captures transients - Product of Hewlett-Packard; Microwaves, 21(1982)3, S.101. 1.

Wendezeiger
Flugtechnik, Band 5; Jrgen Mies; Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999.

1. 2.

WCMD
Precise strikes; Steve Davies; AFM, May 2003, S.40-41. Seek and destroy; Michael Russell Rip & James M Hasik; AFM, June 2003, S.52-57.

1. 2. 3.

Wetterradar - Weather Radar

Air Force uses Digital Color Weather Radar Gain insight into low-cost Radar designs; E.O. Kirner and B.J. Stengard - Bendix; Microwaves, 18(979)11, S.82-86. Weather Radar in general Aviation; James L. Stolpman Bendix/King; MSN&CT, April 1988, S.32-42.

1.

WDM
Standards to tie Fiber Optics together; Charlotte Adams; Avionics Magazine - Aviation Today, November 2005.

Westland Sea King

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Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatscheck (Hrsg); Report-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1999. Flight Line - Westland Sea King; FLUG REVUE, September 2005, S.49-52.

3. 4.

1.

Westland Sea Lynx

Waffensysteme der Bundeswehr; Gerhard Hubatscheck (Hrsg); Report-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1999.

5. 6.

1.

WGS 84
Funkortungs- und Funknavigationsanlagen; Werner Mansfeld, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Habil.; Hthig Buch Verlag GmbH, Heidelberg, 1994, S.35-36.

Chapter 19: Target Masking and Modification, von J.H. Vogelman & R.K. Thomas. Exotic geometries yield high-fidelity chaff; Richard M. Berg - US Army, Fort Belvoir; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)4, S.6470. Rubber Duck - An inflatable passive ant-missile decoy; Bob Dicker; International Defense Review, 12/1985, S.55-56. Parzich-Mikrowellen-Technik: Przisions-TrihedronWinkelreflektoren; Mikrowellen Zeitung, Ausgabe 2002, S.13.

1.

Wobbelstrung => Rauschstrung, Strung Wobbler - Sweep Generator

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Wild Weasel
Wild Weasels prepare to fly F-4G; EW/DE, February 1978, S.70-73. New Weasel Aircraft will play vital role; EW/DE, February 1978, S.75-77. Wild Weasels - Firt in, Last out; DE, September 1988; S.51. The Wild Weasel legacy - The early days; Tom Wilson; DE, September 1988, S.52-61. Upgrating todays Wild Weasel system; Charles Wiseman; DE, September 1988, S.62-66. Air Force plans a wilder weasel; James W. Rawles; DE, September 1990, S.41-46. [HARM, ECR Tornado]. Wild Weasels: F-105G & F-16CJ; Jon Lake; AIR International, February 2004, S.30-39. EW and Stealth - Deceptive appearances explained; Mike Hirst; Air International, November 2004, S.62-65.

1.

Windkanal
Chefren: Windkanal der Zukunft; Ganz nah an der Realitt; Stephane Ferrard; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.3, April-Juni 2001, S.56-59. Experimentelle Aerodynamik in der Flugzeugentwicklung Hchstleistungen dank Windkanal; Uwe Gross; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr. 3, Juli/August/September 2005, S.60-63. Am Windkanal fhrt kein Weg vorbei; Uwe Gross/dan; Mforum, Juni 2005, S.14-15.

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Sweep Generator, 100 kHz to 40 GHz; Firmenunterlage von Systron Donner Corporation, 1980, 12/80. 2. The Hewlett-Packard 8350A Sweep Oscillator; Beilage in: MIcrowaves, 21(1982)3. 3. Digital techniques make Sweeper user-friendly; Charles A. Arnold - EIP Microwave, San Jose, CA; MIcrowaves, 21(1982)10, S.101-106. 4. Synthsized Sweeper covers 10 MHz to 26,5 GHz; MSN, October 1982, S.169-171. 5. Sweeper plu-in reaches new harmonic horizon - Product of Hewlett-Packard; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)11, S.126. 6. Sweep Generators feature Instantaneous full waveguide bandwidths; Hughes Product; MSN&CT, May 1985, S.272272. 7. Signal generator makes clean sweeps to 20 GHz; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)2, S.143-146. 8. Select-A-Sweep Clean Sweep Generator; Anghel Lab. Inc.; MSN&CT, July 1987, S.130-131. 9. Low-cost Sweep Generators; Systron Donner Product; MSN&CT, June 1988, S.107. 10. Swept sources synthesize clean signals to 40 GHz - Product of Hewlett-Packard; Jack Browne - Executive Editor; Microwaves & RF, 28(1989)11, S.142-143.

3.

WTD => BWB WXR-2100 MultiScan Radar

Radar on Auto; David Hughes; AW&ST, July 3, 2006, S.5053.

1.

Winkelreflektoren - Corner Reflectors

2.

Electronic Countermesaures; Editors: J.A. Boyd, D.B. Harris, 1. D.D. King, H.W. Welch, Jr.; Stanford University, 1961; Reprint: Peninsula Publishing, Los Altos, CA, December 1978. Chapter 18: Confusion Reflectors, von A.T. Goble. 1.

Wullenweber-Antennen
Funkpeiltechnik; Grabau/Pfaff; Franckhsche Verlagshandlung, Stuttgart, 1989, Abs. 4.9.2, S.209.

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Z
YIG-tuned Oscillators Have Wide Application; Peter U. Tamm; MSN, July 1979, S.E3-E8. YIG-tuned oscillators fill high-power requirements - WJ, Palo Alto, CA; Microwaves, 21(1982)7, S.92. GaAs FET YIG Oscillator tunes from 26 to 40 GHz; David P. Zensius, et al.; Microwaves & RF, 22(1983)10, S.129131,134,137-139. YIG-tuned Oscillators fundamentals; N.K. Osbrink - MIC Division, Avantek; MSDH, 13(1983)11, S.207-225. Miniature YIGs offer reduced size and weight; Microsource Product; MSN&CT, June 1986, S.145-150. Use YTHG for better frequency accuracy; Charles Arnold Eaton, Sunnyvale, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)7, S.107110. Preamps and YTOs cut ELINT noise; Northe K. Osbrink Avantek, Santa Clara, CA; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)9, S.121-127,185. Wideband YIG-tuned Oscillators; WJ Tech-notes, Vol. 13, No. 5, Sept./Oct. 1986. YIG-tuned Transistor Oscillators provide wide coverage and low phase noise; WJ Technical Staff; MSN&CT, February 1987, S.30-44. Integrated YIG filter/oscillator halves the size, weight and DC power; Deepak Shah; MSN&CT, April 1987, S.106-114. YIG oscillator offers robust power from 6 to 19 GHz; Jack Browne - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)6, S.186-187. Hermetic one-inch cube YTO span 1 to 18 GHz; Avantek Product; MSN, March 1989, S.39-40. Use permanent-magnet resonators to tune YIG oscillators; Vince Grande - Avantek, Milpitas, CA; Microwaves & RF, 29(1990)9, S.162-173. Douplers drive YIG sources to 44 GHz - Product of Micro Lambda, Fremont, CA; Don Keller - Senior Editor; Microwaves & RF, 38(1999)8, S.164-166.

4. Vector - ein deutsch-amerikanisches Rstungstechnologie5. Programm; Michael Hahn; wt, II/2001, S.68-71. 24 Grad Anstellwinkel im ESTOL-Modus; Wolfram Wolf; 6. Mforum, Juni 2003, S.4-5. Vectorprogramm; PLANET AEROSPACE, Nr.3/2003, JuliAugust-September, S.48. Erfolgreiche ESTOL-Landungen mit der X-31A; Karl Schwarz; 7. FLUG REVUE, Juli 2003, S.44-47. 8.

X-31 Eperimentalflugzeug

1.

X-45 A/B J-UCAS

Abschlussprfung - Boeing X-45A legt Grundstein fr JUCAS; Karl Schwarz; FLUG REVUE, Oktober 2005, S.42-43.

9.

1. 2. 3. 4.

X-47 A/B Pegasus

First flight for Pegasus; David A. Fulghum, Washington; AW&ST, March 3, 2003, S.34-35. Northrop Grumman X-47A erstmals geflogen; FLIEGERREVUE, 04/2003, S.8. Final X-31 flight; AFM, July 2003, S.15. US-Marine entscheidet sich fr X-47B; FLIEGERREVUE, 09/2007, S.8.

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11. 12.

13. 14.

1. 2.

Yagi-Uda-Antennen - Yagi-Uda Antennas

Taschenbuch der Hochfrequenztechnik, Band 2; Meinke Gundlach; Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1992, S.N26. Introduction to Airborne Radar; George W. Stimson; SciTech Publishing, Inc., Mendham, NJ, S. 547.

15. 16.

1. 2. 3.

YIG-Abstimmbare Filter - YIG tuned Filters

Specifications guide for YIG-tuned bandpass filters; ICH, 1st Ed., June 1975/76, S.313-318. Yig-tuned los supplant X-band gunns; MSN, April 1977, S.71. Six-stage YIGs filter spurs and harmonics; M.I. Korber & E.R. Frix - WJ, Palto Alto, CA; Microwaves & RF, 27(1988)1, S.151-156. YIG filter/mixer screens receiver input signals; P.D. Bantz, et al. - Watkins-Johnson, Palo Alto, CA; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)6, S.65-71. Subsystem joins preselctor with harmonic mixer; Hassan Tanbakuchi - Hewlett-Pacckard, Rohnert Park, CA; Microwaves & RF, 31(1992)9, S.107-113. YIG-based frequency synthesizers; Anzeige von Miteq; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)3, S.47. YIG filters tune from 3 to 40 GHz - Product of Micro Lamda, Fremont, CA; Microwaves & RF, 37(1998)3, S.202. 17.

1. 2. 3. 4.

Zeiss Optronik GmbH

Http://www.zeiss-optronik.de Zeiss Optronik - Garant fr Qualitt und Spitzentechnologie in der Wehrtechnik; Peter Streubel; wt, II/2001, S.122-123. Zeiss-Anzeige in wt II/2003, S.13. Sensoren fr U-Boote; Traugott Tietz & Roland Volz - Carl Zeiss Optronics, Oberkochen; Strategie & Technik, Mrz 2005, S.45-48.

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5.

6. 7.

1.

Zerstrer
DD 21 - ein Zerstrer der Zukunft; Dieter Stockfisch; SuT, 10/2000, S.668-669. Marine Enzyklopdie von A bis Z; Jrgen Gebauer & Egon Krenz; Tosa Verlag, Wien, 1998.

1. 2. 3.

YIG-Abstimmbare Oszillatoren- YIG tuned Oscillators 2.

YIG-tuned bulk GaAs Oscillators; ; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.1, No.5, Sept./Oct. 1974. Ka-band YIG-tuned GaAs Oscillators; W. Green, W. Wilser & K. Zublin; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.2, No.5, Sept./Oct. 1975. 1. YIG-tuned integrated devices; J.C. Papp & R.V. Jackson; WJ Tech-notes, Vol.4, No.5, Sept./Oct. 1977.

Zeus
IECH, 2001, S.139.

Zielsuchkopf, ZSK - Target Seeker Head

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2.

3.

Chart the availability of mm-wave seekers; J.M. Schuchardt 2. & J.M. Butterfield; Microwaves & RF, 24(1985)3, S.107-111, 180. Smart Munitions - Are they affordable? Tony Corrado 3. Aerojet Electro Systems; MSN&CT, December 1988, S.3236. Millimeter-Wave Radar Seekers: An historical perspective; Thomas W. Glynn - Glynn Scientific; MSN&CT, December 4. 1988, S.63-66.

1.

Zirkulator - Circulator
Understanding Coaxial Circulators and Isolators; B.S. Sekhon, et al.; MSN, June 1979, S.84-92, 97, 103.

5.

Dual-mode circulators lock on oscillators; W. Holpp & S. Bartels - AEG, Ulm/Donau; Microwaves & RF, 25(1986)9, S.95-100. Learn to specify high-power ferrite circulators- Part 1; Rafael O. Collado - Consulting Engineer & John McCrea Waveline; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)12 (November), S.107-114. A simple guide to specifying ferrite circulators - Part 2; Rafael O. Collado - Consulting Engineer & John McCrea Waveline; Microwaves & RF, 26(1987)13, S.91-97. Circulators from 1 to 100 GHz; G.P. Rodrigue; MJ, 1989 State of the Art Reference, S.115-132.