Lesson 11 — From Radar to EW#
Block 1 put you in the threat's seat; Block 2 flips it. The radar range equation becomes a target list — every term one side designs to protect and the other to exploit — and the one-way/two-way asymmetry hands the listener its decisive advantage.
Reading
From Radar to EW
The range equation as a target list, the ES/EP/EA pillars, the listener's advantage, and the Block 2 roadmap.
FlashcardsReview deck
Key terms and relations from the lesson, in a self-test deck.
Pre-flightPre-flight quiz
Five questions to work before class — anyone can be called to the board.
SlidesLesson slides
The deck we work through in class, as a PDF you can annotate.
DemoListener's Advantage
Slide the range and watch the radar's 1/R⁴ echo fade while the RWR's 1/R² intercept holds.