Defense Technology Training
Chris Bailey
“As a senior engineer, but a relative newcomer to the fields of EW and radar, I found the course materials and the quality of the instructors to be invaluable in getting me up to speed quickly. Everyone involved with the class, including my fellow classmates, was extremely willing and able to answer my questions. I learned a lot and would highly recommend the training for anyone in these fields.”
James Talman, electronics engineer (US Naval Research Laboratory)
Chris Bailey, Georgia Tech Research Institute research engineer, has experience in phased-array antenna design, analysis, and modeling, and phased-array radar-system engineering. His recent research efforts include digital beamforming, overlapped subarrays architectures, and low-power/low-cost arrays. Bailey has written numerous reports on phased array technology and authored the Radar Antenna chapter for Principles of Modern Radar (SciTech Publishing Inc., 2009). He holds a M.S.E.E. from Johns Hopkins and a B.S.E.E. from North Carolina State University.
Phone
404-407-8190
Program
Courses (as Instructor)
