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2018-07-05
Rohde & Schwarz Presents SDAR Radio
At the recently concluded Eurosatory in Paris, Rohde & Schwarz presented the latest addition to its portfolio – the R&S SDAR next generation airborne radio.
The SDAR family has been implemented with strict separation between the device platform and the software, the waveforms, based on the internationally standardised Software Communications Architecture (SCA). This makes it possible to port SCA-based waveforms from other manufacturers as well as existing waveforms, providing both security for future investments and backward compatibility with existing radio systems. Customers can modify the waveforms as well as the integrated encryption, which enables them to establish interoperable secure communications channels between different branches of the armed forces and different countries. National data is protected, and information superiority in joint or combined deployment is assured.
Rohde & Schwarz has developed a family of network capable, high data rate waveforms for a variety of deployment requirements. For every communications scenario, users can select the waveform and encryption that best match their requirements for range, data rate and interference immunity.
The R&S HDR waveforms and the latest generation of SDR technology are already used in the R&S SDTR for vehicle-based tactical communications and in the R&S SDHR handheld tactical radio. The new R&S SDAR software defined airborne radio augments the land-based communications system with airborne components.
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