RF, Microwave & Mixed-Signal
From RF devices to mixed-signal systems, learn how compact and modular RF technology delivers the cutting-edge performance your system requires.
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RF, Microwave and Mixed-Signal Solutions
An overview of Mercury’s broad RF, microwave and mixed-signal solutions including compact components and highly integrated, modular assemblies.
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A Novel RF and Digital Microelectronics Architecture for Precision Guided Weapons
Developing a precision-guided capability small enough to fit into a munition that weighs less than 0.1% of a cruise missile, all for a fraction of the cost.
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Read ArticleThe Next Generation of RF Engineers
Along with the warm weather and long days, summer means a new group of co-ops. Here at Mercury Systems, where innovation drives each subsequent generation of new products, we depend on our...
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Accurate FPGA Power Modeling
Maximizing FPGA processing and channel density in SWaP-constrained EW applications through accurate thermal modeling
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GaN Power Amplifiers
GaN-based power amplifiers are ideal choice when your program requires high power, at high frequencies and in a small space.
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Artificial Intelligence for Military Applications
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Frequency Converters and Transceivers
Microwave and digital open-architecture transceivers in 3U and 6U form factors plus high-performance rackmount converters up to 40HGz with a 2GHz IBW
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Read ArticleInnovative RF Engineering Teams
In this series of blog posts I will explore various topics in the growing space that is the intersection of the commercial communications industry and the RF/Microwave defense industry. Gone are...
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Takeaways from the AOC International Symposium and Conference
From the proliferation of smart phones to the introduction of self-driving cars, the last decade has brought sweeping technological advances across all industries.
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Innovation That's Agile: A Multi-Channel, Coherent Receiver System
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.
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Space-Qualified Microelectronics
Whether you application demands space-level reliability for RF components or storage devices, we have the design, manufacturing and test expertise to deliver the right solution.
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Read ArticleModular RF Architectures
Let’s start with the traditional approach. After spending the morning helping production with some tuning on an amplifier, you finally start reading through the 120-page RFP, SCD, and SOW for the...
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Read ArticleSmaller, Faster & More Affordable
During a Saturday afternoon of closet organizing, I found my first laptop from 2002—a Dell Inspiron 8200. I remember paying a premium—over $2,000 I think—for the Pentium 4 processor and the 256MB...
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Read ArticleLessons in RF Manufacturing from a Chicago Sausage Factory
People often say RF is black magic and it sometimes feels that way. I remember one evening I was called down to the production floor to help troubleshoot a technical problem found during swing...
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6:31Watch VideoSpace-Qualified Products
Over 4 decades of Mercury Systems' heritage in design and manufacturing of space-qualified components and assemblies for dense primes, government agencies and commercial customers.
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Read ArticleThe History of Electronic Warfare: An Overview of Electronic Warfare Part 1
It was May 24, 1844 when Samuel Morse transmitted his famous telegraph message “What hath God wrought” from Washington to Baltimore. Twenty years later, the U.S. Military Telegraph Corps had...
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Read ArticleRadar Basics: An Overview of Electronic Warfare Part 2
In the first post of this series, we discussed the history of electronic warfare with an emphasis on the back-and-forth competition to develop systems that grant the owner control over the...
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Read ArticleElectronic Support: An Overview of Electronic Warfare Part 3
“They have a missile-lock on us!” is a phrase we’ve heard countless times in movies and is usually a sign that a radar-guided missile is incoming. Ever wonder how the aircraft’s systems detect...
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Read ArticleElectronic Attack: An Overview of Electronic Warfare Part 4
Who remembers that scene in the movie Spaceballs where Lone Starr jams the enemy radar using raspberry jam, causing it to lose the “bleeps, the sweeps, and the creeps”? While Mel Brooks does show...
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Read ArticleElectronic Protection: An Overview of Electronic Warfare Part 5
In the first post of this series, we discussed the history of electronic warfare as it was being developed during WWII. While much has changed in the last 80 years, one constant remains true—the...
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