Rohde & Schwarz communications architecture for airborne platforms, vehicles and ships.

Since airspace worldwide is used largely for civil purposes, military aircraft must also meet civil standards in order to fly in this airspace without restrictions.

Solutions for end customer End customers 200_53199 End customers Flying platforms in Army, Airforce and Navy Armed forces are vulnerable to intentional or unintentional eavesdropping and jamming in today’s communications scenarios. Electronic protective measures (EPM) protect radio links from electronic countermeasures (ECM) such as jamming. These methods ensure a jam-free radio link. To protect radio

Rohde & Schwarz offers high data rate and IP-based waveforms to achieve information superiority on the digital battlefield.

Rohde & Schwarz provides an open waveform development environment. This environment is what makes it possible to develop a national, autonomous waveform and makes the customers independent.

Rohde & Schwarz is the only leading manufacturer of software defined radios who is completely independent.

Learn more about test and measurement solutions for safety-critical technologies and their seamless integration into the aircraft design.

Download this publication to get a deeper understanding of digital electronics communications test solutions for ensuring the signal, data and power integrity needed during digital design, integration and performance verification. Both legacy and next generation electronic computers need wired communication integrated systems, subsystems and their integral component parts.

Learn more about the Rohde & Schwarz solutions for testing and performance validation of the latest air-to-ground, air-to-air, RF, satcom and avionics standards.

The R&S®M4ACS air domain communications system from Rohde & Schwarz meets demanding security requirements for Belgian MoD command center.

Urban air mobility vehicle saftey and performance is relying on test and measurement and validating sensors (radar), communications (4G, 5G, SatCom), flight navigation (GNSS) and the overall electronic system.