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Military and Government Applications
Course Summary
This 2 day course will explain the fundamental engineering technology
and the operating characteristics of modern military electro-optical
systems. It will provide the attendees with a firm grounding in
the language of system performance, and the electro-optical equipment
that makes this performance possible. All explanations convey a
conceptual understanding, using simple physical descriptions without
detailed mathematics. Instructor bio
Course Summary
This two-day course introduces and analyzes the Bluetooth radio
system. Participants begin by studying Bluetooth signal propagation
characteristics, modulation, packet structure, data and audio
processing, and error control. The role of the Bluetooth link
manager in establishing a connection and implementing security
and encryption measures is then discussed. Various higher-level
issues in Bluetooth are examined such as packet segmentation and
reassembly, the host controller interface, and the implementation
of application profiles. Finally, the performance of Bluetooth
in a Tactical environment is discussed. Instructor
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Course Summary
This 3 day course will explain the fundamental engineering technology
and the operating characteristics of modern microwave radar and
electronic warfare systems used by the world's military. It will
provide the attendees with a firm grounding in the language of
system performance, and the microwave equipment that makes this
performance possible. All explanations convey a conceptual understanding,
using simple physical descriptions without detailed mathematics.
Instructor bio
Course Summary
This five-day course provides electronic engineers
and technicians with an understanding of the operation, maintenance,
trouble shooting and repair of the vacuum tubes used in radar and
electronic warfare (EW) systems. Participants will learn about the
types of vacuum tubes, the RF and microwave components used with
the tubes, and about typical radar and EW systems that use the tubes.
They will
learn the failure mechanisms in vacuum tubes, how to identify specific
failures, and how to repair failed tubes. Instructor
bio
Instructor Biographies
Al Scott
Al Scott is a world-reknowned RF and wireless technologies
expert with 40 years of experience in microwave equipment for
satellite communications, radar, missile guidance, and electronic
warfare. He has worked with the US Navy, Bell Telephone Laboratories,
Hughes, Sylvania, Teledyne and Varian's Microwave Tube Division.
In addition to founding the Microwave Training Institute, he holds
numerous patents and authorships.
Robert Morrow
Before becoming a wireless communications consultant, Bob
Morrow was the Director of Research at the Air Force Academy and
Deputy Head of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
at the Air Force Institute of Technology. Noted for his ability
to put theory to practice, he has designed several wireless networks.
He has over two dozen publications, holds a U.S. patent, and is
a licensed amateur radio operator.
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