Military SDR

ROCHESTER, NY, February 14, 2012Military communications designers from Harris Corp. The RF Communications Division in Rochester, New York, presents two software defined radio (SDR) waveforms for tactical manual combat radio network Falcon III RF-7800V VHF. The radio waveforms – essentially computer programs that help software-defined radio stations to perform specific tasks – are designed for […]

Army-canceled Ground Mobile Radio costs $ 6 billion to fail. In 1997, the Department of Defense began striving for the ideal family of radio stations: software-defined radio stations that, like computers, could be reprogrammed for various missions and communicate with everything the US military used. Digital signal processing can adaptively use available radio spectrum based

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md., April 10, 2014 Four U.S. military radio manufacturers will share nearly $ 1 billion in a program to add software-defined radio (SDR) network communications to the U.S. Army and Air Radio’s VRC-92 (SINCGARS). Army Command officials at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., Announced a $ 988 million contract Wednesday for Exelis (NYSE:

A soldier uses a radio with Harris’s backpack. Photo: Harris. Quintech Electronics & Communications recently announced that a government contractor will use its matrix switch to test Nexus-4 16 networks to accelerate the development of its software-defined radio (SDR) systems. In an interview with By satellite, David Chan, Quintech’s vice president of sales and marketing,