EW Jamming & Jamming Simulation

Electronic warfare (EW) jamming involves transmitting high power RF signals to disrupt or degrade enemy radar and communication systems. Jamming simulation is used to replicate these conditions in controlled environments to test system resilience.

These applications require generation of complex signal types, including noise, modulated signals, and deceptive waveforms. Testing evaluates how systems perform under intentional electromagnetic interference.

Jamming simulation is critical for validating electronic protection measures and ensuring operational effectiveness in contested environments.

Amplifiers for EW applications must support wide bandwidths, high power output, and complex modulation schemes. AR solutions provide stable and controllable amplification for both CW and pulsed signals.

Custom system integration is often required, particularly for defense applications, including multi-band configurations and automated control.

Typical requirements:

• 20 MHz to 10 GHz
• CW or pulsed power up to several kW