Electronics & EW

In modern warfare, communication is as critical as firepower. Effective communication ensures that soldiers, units, and command centers work in seamless coordination, enabling swift decision-making and mission success. Military communication devices and equipment, therefore, play a pivotal role in maintaining operational efficiency, security, and adaptability in high-stakes environments. From handheld …

In modern warfare, control over the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) has become just as critical as mastery of land, air, sea, and space domains. The Electromagnetic Battle Management System (EMBS) represents a significant technological advancement designed to enhance operational effectiveness in this crucial domain. As militaries worldwide become more reliant on …

The military land vehicle electronics market is at the forefront of defense modernization, driven by the increasing demand for advanced systems that enhance situational awareness, operational efficiency, and survivability in complex battle environments. As global militaries shift focus toward network-centric warfare and multi-domain operations, the integration of cutting-edge electronic systems …

The U.S. Army’s Multi-Function Electronic Warfare Air Large (MFEW) system is poised to redefine the battlefield by integrating advanced electronic warfare (EW) capabilities into combat aviation brigades. Developed by Lockheed Martin, the MFEW system is a pod-mounted technology designed for deployment on the MQ-1C Gray Eagle drone. Its platform-agnostic design …

In the world of satellite communications, gateways serve as the critical interface between space and Earth, enabling data transfer, command uplinks, and telemetry downlinks. These facilities rely on large antenna systems, often towering dishes with precision engineering, to ensure seamless connectivity with satellites orbiting thousands of kilometers above the Earth. …

As the demand for satellite communication grows across industries such as Earth observation, IoT, and global connectivity, the need for efficient and cost-effective ground station operations has never been greater. Ground station virtualization (GSV) is emerging as a transformative approach, redefining how satellite operators interact with and manage ground infrastructure. …

Introduction Wireless communication is the backbone of modern connectivity, powering everything from smartphones to satellites. As the demand for versatile and efficient communication systems grows, traditional hardware-based radio systems face limitations in flexibility, scalability, and adaptability. Software Defined Radio (SDR) technology has emerged as a revolutionary approach, transforming how radio …

The rise of hybrid-satellite cellular terminals marks a significant evolution in how we approach global connectivity. As the world becomes more interconnected, the demand for seamless communication networks—especially in remote, underserved, or disaster-prone regions—has never been higher. Hybrid-satellite cellular terminals, which combine terrestrial and satellite technologies, offer an innovative solution …

Software-defined satellites (SDS) represent a transformative leap in the space industry, moving away from the traditionally rigid hardware-centric systems toward a flexible, software-driven approach. These satellites are redefining the operational paradigms of satellite communication, earth observation, and space exploration, enabling on-the-fly reconfiguration, enhanced longevity, and improved adaptability to evolving mission …