Radar & Electronic Warfare

Enabling innovative ways to apply scalable and standardized technology to the design, development and sustainment challenges

Comparing Intel Xeon server-class processors for Space Time Adaptive Processing (STAP) applications.

By working at the chip level and leveraging new 2.5D system-in-package capabilities, designers can combine complex semiconductor dies into a single component while maintaining trust and security.

Mercury extends EA jammer training system technology to a new platform in fewer than four months

PCIe Gen 4 technologies increase application efficiency by eliminating bottlenecks and increasing throughput for multi-domain, compute-intensive applications at the edge.

Today’s Electronic Warfare, and EW subsets that include Electronic Attack (EA), Electronic Protection (EP) and Electronic Support (ES) are critical to holding a strategic advantage.

Engineered to tackle challenging workload, our rugged servers harness parallel processing to maximize throughput, boost productivity and push boundaries of compute-heavy mission-critical applications.

Microwave Journal: Optimize the IF from mission to mission

IF Processing and Direct Conversion product family guide. These solutions enable the real-time digitization and processing of complex signals using the most advanced ADS, DAC and FPGA technology.

In order to minimize cost and time-to-market, the hardware must be flexible and modular. To address this emerging-need, we have developed a multi-channel, coherent system architecture.