Which EA technique transmits a deception signal based on the RADAR scan period to induce false correction signals in the angle tracking circuitry?

The technique that transmits a deception signal based on the RADAR scan period to induce false correction signals in the angle tracking circuitry is Angle Walk Off (AWO). This method involves the manipulation of the angle at which RADAR signals are tracked. By carefully timing the transmission of deception signals to coincide with the scan period of the RADAR, AWO can mislead the tracking system into perceiving false angles. It effectively induces a discrepancy in the RADAR’s tracking calculations, creating the illusion of a target’s position that is different from its actual location.

In the context of electronic warfare, this technique is particularly useful for confusing enemy systems, leading them to misinterpret the target's trajectory and thus reducing the effectiveness of their engagements. The performance of the RADAR is compromised as it continually adjusts to the false signals, creating an opportunity for evasive maneuvers or counteractions.

Understanding this concept is vital for effectively employing and countering electronic warfare techniques.