Results for tag: "Radar Jamming"

Radar Jamming is a form of electronic warfare used to disrupt the operation of radar systems. It is used to prevent the detection of aircraft, ships, and other objects by radar systems. Radar jamming is typically accomplished by transmitting a signal that is similar to the signal that the radar system is trying to detect, thus creating interference and preventing the radar system from detecting the target. Radar jamming can also be used to deceive the radar system, making it appear as if the target is in a different location than it actually is. Radar jamming is used by both military and civilian organizations, and is becoming increasingly important as radar systems become more sophisticated and are used in more applications. The use of radar jamming is regulated by international law, and is subject to restrictions in some countries. Companies in the Radar Jamming market include BAE Systems, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, Thales Group, and Lockheed Martin. Show Less Read more