Kratos Defense and Security Solutions

Kratos General Microwave offers a complete line of broadband microwave phase shifters and RF Phase Shifters which span the frequency range from 0.05 to 40.0 GHz. These microwave and RF Phase Shifters are available in several different topologies that allow the designer to choose among various performance characteristics that best suit his system needs.

Features: Miniature Cavity 9 Channel; Very Thin unit: 9 mm, 0.3.

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Signals Collection Pod: A versatile pod equipped to collect and process signals intelligence (SIGINT) for enhanced situational awareness and mission support.

Full-fidelity hands-on simulation systems for realistic training experiences.

Advanced training using augmented, virtual, and mixed reality technologies.

Provides traditional and virtual ground systems ensuring protected and reliable communication.

Four-axis gimballed turret used for airborne sensor testing.

Includes readiness assessment vehicles, hypersonic payload launch vehicles, and payload deployment modules.

Supersonic Airborne Tri-Gimbal InfraRed System (SATIRS): A high-performance infrared system designed for supersonic aircraft to enhance targeting and surveillance capabilities with tri-gimbal stabilization.

Advanced Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) sensor development, electromechanical systems design and integration.

Full-fidelity hands-on simulation systems for realistic training.

Turnkey ground control stations, transporters, and ground data processing enclosures for UAS and UUV platforms.

Features: Filters Implemented by: Lumped Elements and Printed filters; No. of Channels: 7; Frequency range: 0.5 to 18 GHz.

Kratos General Microwave offers a line of DTOs covering the 2-18 GHz frequency range based upon its catalog line of broadband VCOs. The DTO provides the desired output frequency in response to a digital control signal. A block diagram of the DTO is shown in the following Block Diagram. By appropriate design of the electronic circuitry, settling times of less than 300 nanoseconds are achieved. To obtain a frequency accuracy of the order of ±1%, including the effects of temperature, a proportionally controlled heater is required for the VCO and the electronic circuitry is temperature-compensated. A latch mode is provided as a standard feature.