The term electronic warfare (EW) refers to any action involving the use of
the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) or directed energy (DE) to control the EMS
or to attack the enemy. EW includes three major subdivisions: electronic attack
(EA), Electronic Protect (EP), and electronic warfare support (ES). The purpose
of EW is to deny the opponent an advantage in the EMS and ensure friendly unimpeded
access to the EM spectrum portion of the information environment. EW can be
applied from air, sea, land, and space by manned and unmanned systems. - Wikipedia
Advanced RF Electronic
Warfare Principles | Course from Georgia Institute of Technology.
Altera Corp | 408-544-7000
| San Jose, CA Provides applications such as aircraft self-protection systems
and tactical surveillance and intelligence systems for all branches of the armed
forces. Other major business areas include missile and space electronics, infrared
imaging, and automated mission planning systems.
ATI's Electronic Warfare Overview
Course | 888-501-2100 | Riva, MD This two-day course presents
the depth and breadth of modern Electronic Warfare, covering Ground, Sea, Air
and Space applications, with simple, easy-to-grasp intuitive principles.
Avalon Systems |
+61 8 8260 8112 | Australia Design and manufacture of signal processing sub-systems
for use by the Australian Defence Forces and EW systems houses; Australian Industry
Involvement on major EW acquisition programs; Provision of engineering consultancy
services to the Australian Defence Forces, Defence Science & Technology
Organisation (DSTO) and industry.
BAE Systems | Nashua,
NH Designs, develops, produces, and supports electronic systems & subsystems
for military and commercial applications including electronic warfare and self-protection
systems, surveillance and intelligence, aircraft controls and avionics, sensors
and precision targeting, communication, navigation, identification, and reconnaissance
systems, enterprise solutions and information management for the defense and
intelligence communities, mission-specific software and geospatial exploitation
products, and rapid C4ISR prototyping.
Berkeley Nucleonics
Corporation (BNC) | 800-234-7858 | San Rafael,
CA Manufacturer of precision electronic instrumentation for test, measurement,
and nuclear research. Pulse and delay generators, microwave/RF signal generators
and synthesizers, phase noise testers, signal and spectrum analyzers, impedance,
light pulse, and arbitrary waveform generators, oscilloscopes, frequency counters,
radiation and scintillation detectors, isotope detectors, and more.
CACI | Arlington, VA
Designs, builds, operates and supports multi-mission and multi-spectral EW systems.
DRS Technologies | Parsippany,
NJ Design and development of complex electronic warfare radar systems.
Empower RF Systems
| 310-412-8100 | Inglewood, CA Founded in 1999, Empower RF Systems is a U.S.-based
company and global leader in power amplifier solutions that are critical to
defense, commercial, and industrial market applications. Investments in both
hardware and software engineering are yielding next generation products with
significant size, weight, and interface functionality advantages over legacy
products in the market.
ESL Defence
(now Textron Systems) | +44 (0)23 8045 5110 | UK RF and Electro-Optic Stimulators
and Flight Line Test Sets for military airborne applications, EW related research,
study and in-service support activity on behalf of UK Government agencies and
to Prime Contractors both in the UK & overseas.
Exodus
Advanced Communications | 702-534-6564 | Las Vegas, NV
Exodus is a continually innovating manufacturer offers RF & Microwave power
amplifiers (and LNA's) ranging from 10 kHz to 51 GHz. Low, medium and high power
modules and systems are available for CW & pulse broadband applications as well
as multi-octave and narrow-band. Extremely rugged MIL-Custom designs for small
and large volume programs. A full range of EMC/EMI amplifiers as well as
extensive experience in military jamming, communications,5G specific products,
radar and various outdoor/commercial projects. They offer compact designs and
form-fit-function replacements for program specific requirements.
Northrop Grumman
| 847-259-9600 | Rolling Meadows, IL Design, development and manufacture
of defense electronics and systems.
Raytheon Company |
310-647-4519 | Waltham, MA Development and production of EW system solutions
for strategic and tactical aircraft, helicopters, and surface ships for the
U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, and their international counterparts.
Spectrum Signal Processing
| 800-663-8986 | Canada Supplies integrated software reconfigurable signal
processing platforms which support mission critical applications such as electronic
support (detection, direction finding), electronic attack (interception, deception,
jamming, neutralization).
Syracuse Research Corp
| 800-724-0451 | Syracuse, NY ECM receivers, adaptive signal processing and
adaptive nulling antennas to counter radar jamming and clutter problems.
Terma | +45 8743 6000
| Denmark Develops and markets high-tech solutions, systems, and products
for civilian and military applications.
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