With increasing counterfeit attacks, GNSS poll receivers need to be protected by interference reduction technology using the latest security techniques to ensure reliable positioning. The research and mapping industry has been using GPS / GNSS precision positioning technology for years. While the falsification of GNSS is recognized as a real threat to unmanned aerial vehicles […]
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Communication is vital and critical to all military operations. Combat Net Radio (CNR) is the mainstay of communications for the Indian Army on the battlefield. To equip soldiers with the benefits of technology and prepare it to fight the war in the Net-Centric battlefield, current radio stations must soon be replaced by locally developed software-defined
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02/18/2021 ARRL Life member Ulrich Rohde, N1UL, donated Rohde & Schwarz SMBV100A vector signal generator to the ARRL laboratory. The device offers internal signal generation for all major digital radio stations. “This is absolutely great news and extremely generous,” ARRL CEO David Minster, NA2AA, told Rohde. The head of the ARRL lab, Ed Hare, W1RFI,
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The Indian Armed Forces will be equipped with about 55,000 radio stations with state-of-the-art software, as the current system has limited or no data transmission capabilities. The Ministry of Defense of India has announced that it will replace the army Combat Net Radio (CNR) with modern software radio stations (SDR), which will be produced by
Communication is vital and critical to all military operations. Combat Net Radio (CNR) is the mainstay of communications for the Indian Army on the battlefield. Modern CNR equipment in the Indian Army supports only voice communication and has limited or no data transmission capabilities. To arm soldiers with the benefits of technology and prepare them
