Flexible antenna programme

Article Abstract:

Rohde & Schwarz has come up with steerable antenna systems AC090, AC120, AC180 and AC300 for optimum monitoring of terrestrial emissions and signals in the 1- to 40-gigahertz frequency range coming from geostationary satellites. The systems come with parabolic reflectors of four different diameters from 0.9 to three meters with respective matching and gain rotators. Broadband feeds handle frequency ranges from 1 to 18 gigahertz for linear and circular polarization. Two add-on antennas handle frequency ranges 18 to 26.5 gigahertz and 26.5 to 40 gigahertz. Rotator control, selection of antenna and polarisation can be controlled via a computer running Windows NT.

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Comes up with steerable antenna systems AC090, AC120, AC180, AC300 for optimum monitoring of terrestrial and satellite signals

Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Communications Equipment, Telecommunications equipment, Rohde and Schwarz Inc., AC090, AC120, AC180, AC300

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MPA 2000 mission equipment

Article Abstract:

Alenia Difesa and Dornier have concluded a cooperation agreement on the acquisition of sophisticated mission equipment for the proposed German-Italian maritime patrol aircraft program. The partnership will coordinate the mission equipment concepts accessible to both companies. Moreover, both companies will bring their experience to the definition, integration and support of mission equipment to be fitted on the MPA 2000 aircraft. A central element will be the Tactical Command System designed to lessen the workload of of onboard specialists via automation of sensor control and monitoring.

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Joins Alenia Difesa on partnership for acquisition of advanced mission equipment for German-Italian maritime patrol plane

Italy, Alliances, partnerships, Aircraft Manufacturing, Observation & Patrol Aircraft, Dornier GmbH, Alenia Difesa, MPA 2000

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Movng fast on earth

Article Abstract:

Land-mobility platforms are required to have the greatest levels of agility and speed due to the unpredictable nature of the military's special operations. Militaries have a choice between jeep-style vehicles, such as HMMWV, or buggy-style vehicles such as Light Strike Vehicles (LSVs), whose sales continue to be very classified even in the US. Different land vehicles offer various features such as light-weapon compatibility, high-power V8 engines and excellent payload capabilities that will satisfy the speed, reliability and high-mobility requirements of special operations.

United States, Military Armored Vehicle, Tank, and Tank Component Manufacturing, Armored Utility Vehicles, Wheeled, Armored military vehicles

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