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DARPA Chips Away at Spectrum Challenges

A revolutionary semiconductor once unimaginable is becoming a reality.

Two EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft fly over Turkey to support combined task force operations. The analog-to-digital converter chip being developed by DARPA ultimately could benefit a wide range of communications, radar and electronic warfare systems.

The Battle for 5G

Whether through cooperation or confrontation, government and industry will determine the wireless future.

A U.S. Navy cryptologic technician monitors the electromagnetic spectrum of air and surface contacts in the combat information center aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Ramage in 2014.

Signaling for More Spectrum

The U.S. Army angles for anytime access to the limited resource to support expeditionary missions.

Soldiers use a Stryker vehicle integrated with Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T) Increment 2 Soldier Network Extension capability to extend radio networks and provide advanced network communications at the tactical edge.

Researchers All EARS for Spectrum Solutions

A national challenge encourages bold new concepts in efficient usage of the high-demand resource.

A U.S. Army soldier with the 101st Airborne Division sets up radio communications inside an abandoned fortress in Afghanistan’s Parwan province. Warfighters’ lives often depend on adequate access to radio spectrum. An NSF effort to improve spectrum access will benefit all users, including military, government and industry.

President's Commentary: Mobile C4 Is Poised for a Leap Ahead

Warfighters and decision makers alike laud the advent of mobile command, control, communications and computers (C4). Yet in many ways, our forces are relegated to dealing with legacy systems—even newly fielded ones—that employ relatively old technology compared with today’s rapidly evolving commercial wireless capabilities.

Raytheon Awarded up to $104 Million for Long-Range Radar Operations

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Biodetection System Bound for Space

National lab-developed technology finds a new purpose.

The Lawrence Livermore Microbial Detection Array (LLMDA) will be on board the International Space Station. Image courtesy of NASA.

Lockheed to Maintain Consolidated Automated Support System for Multiple Countries

Lockheed Martin Corp., Mission Systems and Training, Orlando, Florida, is being awarded a $21,905,303 ceiling-priced, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantit

U.S. Navy Building Electro-Magnetic Pulse Simulator

Golden Sands General Contractors Inc., Richmond, Virginia, is being awarded an $11,757,000 firm-fixed-price contract for construction of the Ver

UltiSat to Support Ku Bandwidth for Global Hawk Operations

DISA has awarded UltiSat Inc. a task order valued at more than $9 million to provide Ku bandwidth capacity to support Global Hawk flight tests.

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DARPA Chips Away at Spectrum Challenges

The Battle for 5G

Signaling for More Spectrum

Researchers All EARS for Spectrum Solutions

President's Commentary: Mobile C4 Is Poised for a Leap Ahead

Raytheon Awarded up to $104 Million for Long-Range Radar Operations

Biodetection System Bound for Space

Lockheed to Maintain Consolidated Automated Support System for Multiple Countries

U.S. Navy Building Electro-Magnetic Pulse Simulator

UltiSat to Support Ku Bandwidth for Global Hawk Operations