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1 spoof countermeasures
Военный термин: дезинформирующие помехи -
2 spoof countermeasures
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3 countermeasures
pyrotechnic countermeasures (to IR guidance systems) — противодействие ИК системам наведения с помощью пиротехнических средств
— chemical warfare countermeasures— laser systems countermeasures -
4 target
= tgt1) мишеньа) электрод запоминающей ЭЛТ или передающей телевизионной трубкиб) объект, подвергаемый облучению или бомбардировке частицамив) электрод, являющийся источником осаждаемого материала в установках для распыленияг) вчт устройство (напр. магнитный диск), на который производится копирование данных, проф. мишень ( для копирования данных)д) вчт целевое устройство, вызываемое инициатором для обмена устройство ( в стандарте SCSI)3) рлк цель4) рлк отметка цели5) вчт адресат6) вчт целевой; объектный•- alignment target
- area-extensive target
- blurred target
- clutter target
- complex target
- cooperative target
- countermeasures target
- decoy target
- diode array imaging target
- distributed target
- EBS target
- electron-bombarded semiconductor target
- extended target
- false target
- finite target
- fluctuating target
- ghost target
- high Doppler target
- identifiable target
- interchangeable sputtering target
- low Doppler target
- low-flying target
- multiple target
- multi-point target
- natural target
- phantom target
- plasma target
- point target
- polarizing target
- pyroelectric target
- radar target
- reference target
- registration target
- rigid target
- scintillating target
- silicon target
- single target
- spoof target
- sputtering target
- standard target
- tagged target
- test probe target
- tracked target
- unresolved targets
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