What is another word for barrage jamming?
Pronunciation: [bˈaɹɑːʒ d͡ʒˈamɪŋ] (IPA) 
Barrage jamming is a type of electronic warfare where an enemy's communication channels are flooded with a high volume of radio frequency signals. This is done to interfere with the enemy's communication and disrupt their ability to communicate effectively. There are synonyms to the term "barrage jamming" that can be applied to the types of interference used in electronic warfare. Some of these include saturation jamming, noise jamming, random noise jamming, and spot jamming. Each of these methods is designed to disrupt the enemy's communication channels in different ways. Saturation jamming, for example, uses a high volume of signals to overwhelm the enemy's communication channels, while spot jamming targets specific channels to disrupt the enemy's communication at crucial moments.
