September 1995 | Technical Report NTIA TR-95-322
Engineering manual for the Jammer effectiveness model
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Nicholas DeMinco, “Engineering manual for the Jammer effectiveness model,” Technical Report NTIA TR-95-322, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, September 1995.
Nicholas DeMinco 
Abstract: This engineering manual describes a user–friendly and menu–driven computer program called the Jammer Effectiveness Model (JEM). The models used in JEM to analyze the effectiveness of a jammer in jamming a receiver/transmitter pair or network of receivers and transmitters are described. The JEM runs on a personal computer in a Windows environment. The extensive design and analysis capabilities of this program have been previously limited to mainframe computers. This computer model is highly structured and modular in design, which allows for flexibility and expandability for future modifications.
Keywords: propagation; jammer; jamming; electronic warfare; communication systems models; electronic countermeasures
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