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Introduction

James B. Tsui

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This chapter is the introduction to the book 'Microwave Receivers with Electronic Warfare Applications' and covers the following: historical reviews; basic units of an electronic warfare receiving system; classification of electronic warfare receivers through frequency range; classification of electronic warfare receivers through applications; classification of receivers through structures; and future trend of electronic warfare receivers. It also provides an overview on the organization of the book.

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This chapter is the introduction to the book 'Microwave Receivers with Electronic Warfare Applications' and covers the following: historical reviews; basic units of an electronic warfare receiving system; classification of electronic warfare receivers through frequency range; classification of electronic warfare receivers through applications; classification of receivers through structures; and future trend of electronic warfare receivers. It also provides an overview on the organization of the book.

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This chapter is the introduction to the book 'Microwave Receivers with Electronic Warfare Applications' and covers the following: historical reviews; basic units of an electronic warfare receiving system; classification of electronic warfare receivers through frequency range; classification of electronic warfare receivers through applications; classification of receivers through structures; and future trend of electronic warfare receivers. It also provides an overview on the organization of the book.

Key concepts: Electronic warfare, Electronic surveillance, Electronic systems, Computer science, Telecommunications, Engineering, Computer security, Electronic engineering

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