SPEC (Systems & Processes Engineering Corporation) has launched the ADEP 5000 Intelligent EW (electronic warfare) Engagement System, the latest addition to the ADEP MicroEW family of hardened single-module onboard products for comprehensive EW engagements, airborne threat simulation, and training.
The hardened single 3U VPX module can be configured with multiple synchronous channels for broad-spectrum simultaneous engagements, and has been designed as a drop-in retrofit solutions for existing manned airborne platforms as well as UAVs.
The ADEP 5000 is available with adjustable instantaneous bandwidths (IBW) for threat responsive signal detection, classification, identification, and engagement. Equipped with advanced TRL-9 algorithms and up to 16 independent target DRFM kernels, the ADEP 5000 provides advanced multi-band, high resolution, kinematically correct multiple false targets with correlated spectral features as well as an extensive library of modern non-coherent EW techniques.
All ADEP 5000 systems are supported by the ADEP Mission Programming Station for “in the field” threat responsive scenario development and Mission Data File (MDF) programming. The Mission Programming Station is composed of GUI, API, and mission planning software for development and uploading of MDFs pre-mission and in-mission.
ADEP 5000 can track multiple radar pulses and provide advanced countermeasures techniques for platform and force protection. The ADEP 5000 can be configured for up to 16 independent processing kernels (with up to 256 false targets per kernel) for multi-mission operations, fluidly integrating ES, EA and EP capabilities for simultaneous engagements of multiple radars and for generation of complex RF scenes.
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