Electronic warfare as a task of maintaining homeostasis in an information conflict

The basic properties of electronic systems involved in electronic warfare are revealed. Based on the analysis of these properties, it is proposed to consider electronic warfare as the task of maintaining homeostasis in an information conflict. The systematic approach developed as part of the task is based on the analysis of the conflict interaction of developing information systems (IS). Each of the IS in relation to the other participant in the conflict plays the role of the external environment. Based on this approach, the basic principles and rules of building developing IS are formulated. The determining factors in assessing the effectiveness of such systems are the adopted concept and strategies for their functioning. In a generalized form, the optimal concept of the functioning of IS is reduced to resolving the conflict of IS with the external environment in their favor while maintaining the ability to develop. This allows you to avoid fundamental (gross) errors in the formation of the concept of design information systems and correctly evaluate their effectiveness with minimal cost.