R&S®RCMS II is a versatile software solution with comprehensive system monitoring and remote control of Rohde & Schwarz radios.

The compact R&S®Series5200 radios combine a secure and flexible architecture with excellent RF performance for today’s and tomorrow’s ATC communications.

Latest generation of stationary radios for both civil and military air traffic control.

Software defined radios offer excellent RF characteristics and are compatible with military & civil communication standards. Learn more about SDRs.

08-Jul-2020 | Press Releases | Aerospace

Rohde & Schwarz contracted for CERTIUM Radios, CERTIUM VCS-4G voice communications system, and CERTIUM management systems 12 Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) ATC facilities.

03-Nov-2022 | Press Releases | Aerospace

Rohde & Schwarz has recently, in close collaboration with Skyguide, developed and delivered a customized mobile ATC shelter as part of the the Mobile ATC Radio System (M.A.R.S.) project. The shelter includes a complete CERTIUM radio system. Switzerland CERTIUM

08-Dec-2020 | Press Releases | Aerospace

Rohde & Schwarz was awarded a contract by AEROTHAI to deliver software defined ATC radios and a remote monitoring and control solution for operation throughout Thailand. CERTIUM R&S RCMS II software on a turnkey basis throughout Thailand. The R&S Series4200 and R&S M3SR Series4400

27-Oct-2021 | Press Releases | Aerospace

Rohde & Schwarz Australia, in partnership with L3Harris, will provide system design services for the integration of the latest generation of voice-over-IP VHF air traffic control (ATC) radios, the R&S Series5200, for Airservices Australia’s ATC network

28-Oct-2021 | Press Releases | Aerospace

At World ATM Congress 2021, Rohde & Schwarz announces a new contract with Slovenian Air Navigation Services, Limited (Slovenia Control), for the most innovative air traffic control (ATC) radio available, the R&S Series5200, part of CERTIUM, an advanced communications suite for ATC. Rohde & Schwarz will provide a large number of the new R&S Series5200 radio.

22-Mar-2022 | Press Releases | Aerospace

The Air Navigation and Weather Services (ANWS) of Taiwan chose Rohde & Schwarz to equip the nation’s airports with reliable communications and the highest level of security in case of emergencies. Rohde & Schwarz has provided a large number of the most innovative air traffic control (ATC) radio on the market, the R&S Series5200, alongside the company’s workhorse, the R&S Series4200 software defined radio, antenna multi-couplers and antennas, and remote control units, all part of CERTIUM, an advanced communications suite for ATC from the microphone to the antenna.

24-May-2022 | Press Releases | Aerospace

Rohde & Schwarz and its local partner have been contracted by the Vietnam Air Traffic Management Corporation (VATM) to equip nine regional towers across the country with reliable communications solutions. Rohde & Schwarz will provide the R&S Series5200, the most innovative air traffic control (ATC) radio on the market, in addition to CERTIUM VCS-4G, the company's IP based voice communications system. These are both part of CERTIUM, an advanced communications suite for ATC from the microphone to the antenna.

09-Apr-2025 | Press Releases | Crititcal Infrastructures

Rohde & Schwarz revolutionizes air traffic control with latest generation CERTIUM VCS

05-Jun-2023 | Press Releases | Crititcal Infrastructures

Rohde & Schwarz successful completesf the Radio Site Upgrade and Modernization (RASUM 8,33) program with ANSP DFS

20-Jun-2022 | Press Releases | Aerospace

At World ATM Congress 2022, Rohde & Schwarz will showcase how the comprehensive CERTIUM portfolio will shape the future of civil air traffic control operations

11-Oct-2022 | Press Releases | Aerospace

Rohde & Schwarz has demonstrated expertise in the AIR5431 Phase 3 project to transform Australian military air traffic management. As a communications systems integrator (CSI) for the Air Ground Air Transition (AGAT) project lead by BAE Systems, Rohde & Schwarz Australia has completed its scope of work in 16 months, despite challenges imposed by the global health crisis.