New Naval Electronic Support Solution Launched at Euronaval 2022

The Rohde & Schwarz naval Electronic Support solution detects, identifies and locates complex and broadband radar emissions and captures enemy communications By DA Staff / 19 Oct 2022

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New Naval Electronic Support Solution Launched at Euronaval 2022
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Rohde & Schwarz has launched a new naval Electronic Support (ES) solution that takes a fully automatic approach to processing radar and communications signals for situational awareness and self-protection, all in one system.

Launched at Euronaval 2022, taking place in Paris, France, from October 18 to 21, 2022, the Rohde & Schwarz naval ES solution detects, identifies and locates complex and broadband radar emissions and captures enemy communications. It combines all the results and provides an extended picture of the entire electromagnetic spectrum. The solution’s particularly high sensitivity and accuracy results in an increased range coverage and early warning capability. Adaptable and scalable to specific requirements, the solution can protect navy vessels against time-critical threats.

“When protecting naval vessels against threats, preserving a navy’s unlimited access to sea, air and land, and monitoring national waters, harbors and critical infrastructure, it is imperative to contribute to situational awareness with assets at sea,” said Michael Niewöhner, Vice President ELINT/RESM, Rohde & Schwarz. “This is achieved by surveilling the sea and littoral waters and by identifying platforms and operating patterns with the electromagnetic spectrum.”

“Thanks to the new Rohde & Schwarz naval ES solution, it is now possible to gain a complete picture of a situation and identify potential threats at an early stage,” said Stefan Leo, Solution Manager RESM, Rohde & Schwarz. “A combined approach for radar and communications signals provides the benefits of increased reaction time, reliable results and greater situational awareness. Radar threats are identified much earlier (more time to react), false alarm rates are significantly lower (better decision making) and the level of self-protection increases. The new system provides signal intelligence capabilities, enabling operators on board to easily analyze unknown signals and enhance emitter databases for automatic identification.”

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