New VHF/UHF amplifier designed for EW, EMI/RFI and any other application requiring high power in the VHF/UHF frequency range.
Exodus Advanced Communications is pleased to announce the release of its VHF/UHF amplifier model AMP1136, a New 20-1000MHz, 200W Min CW LDMOS Module. It features instantaneous bandwidth with 3.0dB Peak to Peak flatness and 24A max consumption operating from a 32VDC source. This unit is suitable for all single channel modulations standards and has built in protection circuits. Other notable
characteristics are its small form factor, high power density, high reliability and ruggedness. It is designed for EW, EMI/RFI and any other application requiring high power in the VHF/UHF frequency range.
Exodus Advanced Communications is pleased to announce the release of its VHF/UHF amplifier model AMP1136, a New 20-1000MHz, 200W Min CW LDMOS Module. It features instantaneous bandwidth with 3.0dB Peak to Peak flatness and 24A max consumption operating from a 32VDC source. This unit is suitable for all single channel modulations standards and has built in protection circuits. Other notable
characteristics are its small form factor, high power density, high reliability and ruggedness. It is designed for EW, EMI/RFI and any other application requiring high power in the VHF/UHF frequency range.
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The Art of Military Communications
Date: Wednesday, November 16th, 2016
Time: 12:00 PM ET | 1:00 PM CET
Duration: 60 minutes
Sponsored by Analog Devices and Arrow. This webcast gives an overview of recent trends in radio hardware in the military communications (MILCOM) field including what technologies and requirements are driving these trends. The main focus will be the shift to more widespread satellite communications (SATCOM). In addition, specific ADI solutions and signal chains are presented to demonstrate modular architectures and applicable solutions.
- Trends in MILCOM with a focus on SATCOM
- Important transceiver specs for MILCOM/SATCOM
- Solutions to address current and future needs
Presenter: Brad Hall joined Analog Devices in 2015 as an RF hardware design engineer working on Signals Intelligence systems. Currently, he is an RF Systems Applications engineer working in the Aerospace and Defense Business Unit. He received his BSEE from University of Maryland in 2006.
Date: Wednesday, November 16th, 2016
Time: 12:00 PM ET | 1:00 PM CET
Duration: 60 minutes
Sponsored by Analog Devices and Arrow. This webcast gives an overview of recent trends in radio hardware in the military communications (MILCOM) field including what technologies and requirements are driving these trends. The main focus will be the shift to more widespread satellite communications (SATCOM). In addition, specific ADI solutions and signal chains are presented to demonstrate modular architectures and applicable solutions.
- Trends in MILCOM with a focus on SATCOM
- Important transceiver specs for MILCOM/SATCOM
- Solutions to address current and future needs
Presenter: Brad Hall joined Analog Devices in 2015 as an RF hardware design engineer working on Signals Intelligence systems. Currently, he is an RF Systems Applications engineer working in the Aerospace and Defense Business Unit. He received his BSEE from University of Maryland in 2006.
Product Features:
• Easy-to-use control panel w/ common VCR-style functions
• Shuttle/Jog dial for picture-by-picture or fast/slow viewing
• On-screen setup menu and system timer
• Pre-alarm and Post-Alarm process
• Built-in M-JPEG compression/decompression w/ configurable quality
• 2.5" IDE type hard disks for storage w/ hot-swap tray
• Variable recording speeds up to 30/25 pictures per second for NTSC/PAL
• Alarm-activated recording
• Easy-to-use control panel w/ common VCR-style functions
• Shuttle/Jog dial for picture-by-picture or fast/slow viewing
• On-screen setup menu and system timer
• Pre-alarm and Post-Alarm process
• Built-in M-JPEG compression/decompression w/ configurable quality
• 2.5" IDE type hard disks for storage w/ hot-swap tray
• Variable recording speeds up to 30/25 pictures per second for NTSC/PAL
• Alarm-activated recording
SAES has offered a conference entitled 'Design and Operational Tests of a Lineal Sonar performed for the detection of illegal boats in Mediterranean shallow waters' during the IV the fourth National Conference on R&D in Defence and Security.
The conference focuses on the conclusions that SAES has obtained throughout their participation in CLOSEYE, a European programme that lead to the validation of innovative technologies applicable to the surveillance of the EU Maritime Borders.
The programme is in the final development stage and supported by the seventh European Framework Programme, and has been developed in collaboration with important companies. SAES participation is based on the deployment of a linear antenna passive sonar and digital technology as a way for the detection, tracking and identification of illegal activies as drugs traffic or irregular migration.
This issue has capital importance for the European Union, specifically to have tested surveillance solutions to be able to face the upcoming security threats and risks. This fact was one of the chances that allow the SAES solution was included at the programme.
In addition to the sonar deployment, SAES has encountered other technological challenges such as automatisation of the detection system, tracking and classification, satellital communication and development of an effective system to characterise boats and data recording in a classification database. In summary, SAES has developed and validated a system fully customised for surveillance tasks.
SAES is currently working in two lines: the improvement of the antenna detection features and a more completed classification database.
The fourth National Conference on R&D in Defence and Security was held at the Spanish Air Force Academy in San Javier (Murcia) on 16, 17 and 18 November.
The confererence is a forum and meeting point for all agents related to R&D within the field of Defence and Security: Universities, University Centres of Defence, the University Center for the Spanish Guardia Civil, public research institutions, companies and laboratories. Along with SAES, other companies such as Navantia, ISDEFE, EXPAL and INDRA also participated.
The conference promotes the presentation and dissemination of current research and development in the civilian context with results and innovative methodologies that are potentially applicable to national defence and security, resulting in dual-use technologies.
The conference focuses on the conclusions that SAES has obtained throughout their participation in CLOSEYE, a European programme that lead to the validation of innovative technologies applicable to the surveillance of the EU Maritime Borders.
The programme is in the final development stage and supported by the seventh European Framework Programme, and has been developed in collaboration with important companies. SAES participation is based on the deployment of a linear antenna passive sonar and digital technology as a way for the detection, tracking and identification of illegal activies as drugs traffic or irregular migration.
This issue has capital importance for the European Union, specifically to have tested surveillance solutions to be able to face the upcoming security threats and risks. This fact was one of the chances that allow the SAES solution was included at the programme.
In addition to the sonar deployment, SAES has encountered other technological challenges such as automatisation of the detection system, tracking and classification, satellital communication and development of an effective system to characterise boats and data recording in a classification database. In summary, SAES has developed and validated a system fully customised for surveillance tasks.
SAES is currently working in two lines: the improvement of the antenna detection features and a more completed classification database.
The fourth National Conference on R&D in Defence and Security was held at the Spanish Air Force Academy in San Javier (Murcia) on 16, 17 and 18 November.
The confererence is a forum and meeting point for all agents related to R&D within the field of Defence and Security: Universities, University Centres of Defence, the University Center for the Spanish Guardia Civil, public research institutions, companies and laboratories. Along with SAES, other companies such as Navantia, ISDEFE, EXPAL and INDRA also participated.
The conference promotes the presentation and dissemination of current research and development in the civilian context with results and innovative methodologies that are potentially applicable to national defence and security, resulting in dual-use technologies.
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