Ground-to-air communications: Upwards and onwards

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Blending both the airborne and ground networks into a single, seamless joint communications network enables ground forces access to and increasingly assess through the airborne network, leveraging air support as well as C2ISR (Command, Control, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) assets. The developments in joint battlespace waveforms, software defined radios (SDRs) and joined-up intelligent networks are discussed.

Combat support

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Military radio communications: Assessing the market

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The market for radio communications is increasing as militaries are eager to exploit the benefits of the modern communications, but are hesitant to commit to invest huge amounts until a consensus on the specific details are much clearer. The acquisition of Combat Net Radios (CNR) is expected to occur when a clear picture on price, schedule and performance of Software Defined Radios (SDR) is provided.

Sales & consumption, Radio & TV communications equipment, Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Military Communications Eqp, Armed Forces, Military communications equipment, Market size, Radio communications

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Personal role radio for the 21st century soldier

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A specialized niche in the military communications world is the personal role radio, which ensures that voice communications and data communications are available to every soldier, and is more advantageous than the squad radios. The personal role radio weighs less than 500g and operates in the UHF frequency range and is configured for voice traffic.

Household audio and video equipment, Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing, Radios, Soldiers, Radio receivers

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