Electronically Scanned Arrays MATLAB(R) Modeling and Simulation
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Electronically scanned arrays (ESAs) have become a key technology for sensor electronic systems. MATLAB® provides an excellent framework for ESA design and analysis, and this book is an invaluable resource for those who require simulation analysis tools that provide insight and understanding for ESA design. In addition to covering ESA fundamentals such as pattern synthesis, grating lobes, and instantaneous bandwidth, the text also provides insight into pattern optimization, subarray beamforming, space-based application of ESAs, and ESA reliability modeling. The book provides MATLAB code,…mehr

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Electronically scanned arrays (ESAs) have become a key technology for sensor electronic systems. MATLAB® provides an excellent framework for ESA design and analysis, and this book is an invaluable resource for those who require simulation analysis tools that provide insight and understanding for ESA design. In addition to covering ESA fundamentals such as pattern synthesis, grating lobes, and instantaneous bandwidth, the text also provides insight into pattern optimization, subarray beamforming, space-based application of ESAs, and ESA reliability modeling. The book provides MATLAB code, giving readers an opportunity to model ESAs and develop an in-depth understanding that other books do not offer.
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Arik Brown received his BS degree in electrical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1993. He also received his MS and Ph.D from the University of Michigan in Electrical Engineering in 1995 and 2000 respectively. Arik was a member of the University of Michigan's Radiation Laboratory in the Computational Electromagnetics Laboratory working with Dr. John L. Volakis who is the current director of the Ohio State University ElectroScience Laboratory. Arik joined Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems in 2000. While at Northrop he has been involved in radiator design, array pattern synthesis, system level analysis of antenna architectures and system architecture design. He has worked on various airborne and space platform programs. Arik also teaches several internal courses for the Antenna Department's Antenna Fundamental Classes and also an Antenna System's Design class. Arik also teaches an Introductory Electronically Steered Array class for potential and existing customers. Arik has been a Northrop Grumman Presidential Leadership Award recipient twice, has multiple technical publications, and has received several Trade Secret awards. He currently works in the System Engineering Integration & Test Division as a Senior Advisory Systems Architect.