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Electronic warfare. Digital storage and reproduction of radio signals and electromagnetic waves. Dobykin V.D., 2009.

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At the modern level, the fundamentals of the mathematical representation of signals and electromagnetic waves in analog and digital forms, the features of their digital processing are outlined. The principles of construction and features of the functioning of digital systems for storing and reproducing radio signals and electromagnetic waves when creating electronic interference are considered. For a wide range of radio specialists involved in the development and operation of radio equipment for various purposes. Can serve as a teaching aid for students of radio engineering universities and faculties. It will be useful for teachers and graduate students.

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