RADAR AND SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS (LAND)

A radar for short-range air defense operations.

Equipment designed for electronic warfare applications on aircraft.

A radio providing single-channel voice communication with secure voice capabilities, also enabling SATURN secure voice communications.

The first domestic AESA radar with air-cooling for fighter jets, capable of simultaneous target detection and tracking for enhanced aircraft survivability.

A 3D long-range radar designed to replace outdated FPS-117K radar systems.

A compact and light-weight communication system for UAVs and ground communication equipment that ensures dual-band reliable communication in challenging terrains.

A SAR for an unmanned drone capable of collecting high-resolution images in real-time, detecting moving targets on the ground day and night and in bad weather, with high-precision gimbal control design for accurate orientation.

An air-to-air communication network used as a control station during air-to-ground joint operations with ground forces, featuring ECCM and data communication capabilities.

A system for direction finding and monitoring.

The Radar Emulation Simulator provides a cost-effective solution for simulating targets and channel effects in an RF environment.

The Channel Simulator’s wideband platform offers new advanced capabilities: Enable wideband simulations; Simulate multiple, combined and simultaneous signal distortions; Emulate real world physics of fast changing scenarios with industry leading fidelity.

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

Approved for Public Release - DoB DOPSR Case No. 14-S-0623

Kratos General Microwave has developed a new product line of Multi-Band Frequency Locked Oscillators (FLO). This product line is an enhancement to our free running Digitally Tuned Oscillator (DTO) products. This FLO combines the high speed of DTO with the high accuracy and long-term stability of a frequency locked source. The key specification feature of the FLO is a timing speed of less than 1μsec to settle within 1 MHz of the desired frequency.

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.