This five-day course addresses the key fundamentals of Radar. The course is designed to introduce delegates to the background, history and key operating principles used in modern Radar technology.
A review of older legacy systems through to more advanced technology, delegates will be given an insight into how Radar has been, and still is, an important part of today’s military and civilian life.
Who should attend?
Military and government civilian EW practitioners engaged in the technical analysis of ELINT data. Ideally suited for experienced ELINT technical data analysts.
Course duration
One week
For further information and dates on our Radar Fundamentals Course, click here to request our brochure.
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