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APRIL 28, 2022

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THE BIG STORY

Enabling technologies for airborne electronic warfare

High-performance embedded computing, improvements in SWaP, and distributing capability over many different aircraft is helping the military fight in the electromagnetic spectrum.

EW TECHNOLOGIES

Military researchers ask industry for advanced microelectronics for machine autonomy and sensor processing

MTO has helped create compact microelectronics components such as microprocessors, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), and photonic devices.

Raytheon to develop combat airspace management testbed to simulate tracking of crewed and uncrewed aircraft

ASTARTE technologies will handle sensor tasking, data processing, multi-modal data fusion, and near-real time dissemination for airspace management.

Wanted: autonomy and sensors for air-delivered munitions

Autonomous target recognition involves signal and image processing; pattern recognition; computer vision; deep learning; and machine learning.

Navy asks industry for dynamic RF and microwave spectrum management systems for future 5G tactical networking

Navy wants dynamic RF and microwave spectrum management to enable military operations to integrate with future military 5G networking operations.

EW CONTRACTS

Raytheon to upgrade shipboard computers, networking, and combat systems aboard Zumwalt-class destroyers

The three Zumwalt-class destroyers are stealth ships that focus on land attack, surface warfare, anti-aircraft warfare, and naval gunfire support.

Navy and Marine Corps pick Toyon Research to provide aircraft electronic warfare (EW) and embedded computing

The Intrepid Tiger II EW pod and embedded computing subsystem provides airborne electronic warfare and electronic attack communications jamming.

Lockheed Martin to build 3DELRR expeditionary radar

3DELRR is to be the principal Air Force long-range, ground-based radar sensor for detecting, identifying, tracking, and reporting aerial targets.

Navy asks General Dynamics to build shipboard software-defined radio systems with NSA Type 1 encryption

DMR is a software reprogrammable shipboard radio with embedded cryptography for Navy line-of-sight, beyond line-of-sight, and satellite communications.

EW PRODUCTS

Multiband RF antenna to maintain connectivity in GPS-denied environments introduced by Persistent Systems

Antenna can track aircraft without using a satellite-based tracking system like GNSS or GPS, and maintain connectivity amid jamming and spoofing.

Mil-standard uninterrupted power supply (UPS) for shipboard and radar uses introduced by Nova Electric

The UPS systems are for military data centers, computer systems, and other critical equipment in mobile data centers that must operate in harsh environments.

Embedded computing system-in-package for edge processing applications like radar introduced by Mercury

The embedded computing processor combines field-programmable gate array (FPGA) processing with the Jariet Technologies high-speed data converters.

Software-based electronic warfare (EW) that capitalizes on trusted hardware introduced by BAE Systems

Storm EW modules offer a scalable and adaptable EW solution that permits third-party software and programming that also is exportable and affordable.

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