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Speeding COMINT Application Development
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Spectrum also recently launched the
HCDR-1000 CRDP,
a communications intelligence (COMINT) rapid-prototyping and development platform.
The HCDR-1000 CRDP provides the hardware, software and development tools necessary to begin immediate
development of COMINT systems. The platform's architecture was specifically designed to support the simultaneous
detection and processing of multiple wideband and narrowband signals, including complex signals incorporating frequency
agility (frequency hopping) and direct sequence spread spectrum.
Find out how to accelerate the time to deployment for your COMINT applications by visiting
www.spectrumsignal.com
or contacting sales@spectrumsignal.com.
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Spectrum offers PCI/PCI-X Carrier to Host its flexComm modules
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Spectrum's
PRO-2900 PCI/PCI-X-based carrier card
is the core of the SDR-2000 family. This unique carrier card can interface to Spectrum I/O, FPGA, and DSP processing engines
as well as industry standard XMC/PMC mezzanine cards. The PRO-2900 provides the backbone for two of Spectrum's
rapid-prototyping and development platforms: the
SDR-2000 SRDP for
satellite communications applications and the
SDR-2000 ERDP for
electronic intelligence applications. Each system comes with software tools and examples to get you up and running out of the box.
For more information about the PRO-2900, SDR-2000 SRDP or SDR-2000 ERDP, please contact
sales@spectrumsignal.com.
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Spectrum and General Dynamics: Tackling Two Tactical MILCOM Initiatives
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Spectrum will supply General Dynamics Canada with
Software Defined Radio technology and assist General Dynamics Canada in the development and demonstration of enhanced
tactical
military communications solutions. Ultimately, Spectrum's SDR technology will be used to enhance the
flexibility, interoperability and performance of the General Dynamics Canada MESHnet® family of tactical
communication products. Read the complete
press release.
This release follows shortly on an
announcement by Spectrum and
General Dynamics C4 Systems to
introduce and market an upgraded wideband modem for the U.S. Navy’s AN/USC-61(C)
Digital Modular Radio (DMR).
For more information on these tactical MILCOM initiatives, contact
Spectrum today.
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How to Achieve Application Software Portability
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Developing military embedded application software that is portable between platforms, and will remain portable
throughout its life cycle, can be a tricky process. Maximum benefits will be obtained by taking care to develop coding
rules for portable software, creating a system that can build for all platforms from a single build specification, and writing tools
to examine the software in the version control system to detect any violations of the portability rules.
Read the complete
article
published in the August edition of COTS Journal.
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Ever Ask Yourself "Which Signal Processing Technologies Should I Use in My Wireless Application?"
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"Well, it depends..."
Lee Pucker, Spectrum's CTO, elaborates on his perspective in September's issue of
IEEE Communications Magazine, Radio Supplement.
Access Spectrum's library of published articles at
www.spectrumsignal.com/publications.
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"Finding MIMO" at SDR Forum, November 14-18, Orange County, CA
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Join Lee Pucker at the
SDR Forum Technical Conference and Expo,
November 14-18 in Orange County, CA as he presents: "Finding MIMO: A Proposed Model for Incorporating Multiple Input, Multiple Output
Technology into Software Defined Radios".
Contact sales@spectrumsignal.com to find out more
or arrange a meeting at the show.
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