Digital Battlespace
DoD orders more than 11,000 software-defined radios
Raytheon Technologies company Collins Aerospace is providing the US armed forces with 11,313 of its AN/ARC-210(V) software-defined radios (SDRs), under a $316.73 million contract modification from the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division.
The SDR units will be installed on more than 400 strategic and tactical ...
Want to read more?
To read this article, along with thousands of others like it, start your Premium News free trial.
Start Trial or log in hereMore from Digital Battlespace
-
Australian AOR vessels receive software-defined radios
All HF transceivers and receivers are HF wideband-ready for future data communications, according to manufacturer Rohde & Schwarz
-
Spain picks HF radio provider
New solution could replace existing radio communications equipment
-
Aether Spy progresses to next phase
Transition to digital AESA technology aligns with USAF digital engineering initiatives
-
US companies team up to deliver secure comms for UAV operators
AeroVironment is assisting Viasat under the US Army Reconfigurable Communications for Small Unmanned Systems programme
-
AESA radar upgrade begins for ANG F-16s
AN/APG-83 is a programme of record for the USAF as well as the ANG
-
Maximising link quality and reliability in VHF/UHF SATCOM (sponsored)
This article is brought to you by AR Modular RF To ensure effective VHF/UHF Satellite communications, a number of variables must be considered. Providing superior ...