Like a phone with a thousand apps, our radars can now do so much more than just detect a single type of threat.
Our modern radars can detect multiple threat types, scan sea to sky and communicate for distributed operations.
Software Defined Apertures
Our Advanced Technology team is designing the future of radars to be:
Harnessing the full capabilities of the RF spectrum to use a single radar for multiple missions without significant change to the software baseline.
Delivering capability faster than ever before, ensuring next generation sensors will be the backbone of distributed sensing capabilities far into the future.
Ready to accept rapidly cyber-hardened software upgrades to get new capability into sensors at the speed of the mission.
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Raytheon is creating new, software-defined apertures using the full potential of the radio frequency spectrum to handle multiple missions in any domain
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High Frequency Sensing
Our Advanced Technology team is leveraging the unique principles of high frequency to develop new long-range kill chains for the Department of Defense.
Either with radar-to-radar communications that bounce off the troposphere, or as a high-frequency radar leveraging the ionosphere to sense at extraordinary ranges.
Detecting objects hundreds to thousands of miles away and around the curves of Earth.
Bouncing their signal off the ionosphere, then the target, which reflects the energy back to the ionosphere and ultimately to the radar's receiver.
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