Radar and Electronic Warfare

Learn about critical technology for next-gen army vehicle autonomous driving, navigation and advanced teaming capabilities, key computing architectures such as GCIA / CMFF, & security / anti-tamper.

Inside Track Story highlighting the U.S. Army's LTAMDS radar and Mercury's processing subsystems that will perform signal processing, beamforming, and ethernet switching on LTAMDS.

In this interview, Bob Sgandurra, Director of Product Management at Mercury Systems, discusses the advancements in Direct RF data converters, system requirements and design engineering.

DRFM-based radar environment simulators and radar target generators are efficient, cost-effective solutions to methods validating radar systems and electromagnetic environment combat pilot training.

Case study on portable jamming training system for radar and communications operators for electronic warfare.

Emerging FPGA architectures combine advanced RF converters and high-performance processing engines in a single package. Learn how to apply these devices to increase the effectiveness of EW systems.

This white paper describes next generation direct RF to redefine what’s possible in radar and software radio, from jamming to electronic intelligence to significant bandwidth performance.

Learn how Mercury helped a leading A&D customer secure electronic warfare (EW) systems and simplify computing architecture with state-of-the-art, Direct RF, multi-chip module (MCM) technology.

COTS Software Defined Radio for 5G Development

Electronic battlefield complexity is a growing challenge. New, more sophisticated RF processing capabilities must be rapidly developed and deployed to operate successfully in contested environments.

Radio frequency (RF) and microwave technology used in the military is everevolving and necessarily acclimating to the congested digital battlefield...

Rappid: A modular, application-ready spectrum processing platform