RF Military Electronics Featured Multimedia

  1. Inside the Modern Missile: How RF Passive Components Are Reshaping Guided Weapons 5/4/2026

    Modern missiles rely on advanced RF passives, with AESA seekers and multimode systems driving increased component density across subsystems, enabling performance from VHF through 67 GHz.

  2. The Electronic Warfare Maneuver 11/22/2023

    Examine with us the significance of electronic warfare maneuverability and important active efforts being made to address challenges in navigating the electromagnetic spectrum for military relevance.

  3. How Can AWGN Increase The Performance Of Directed Energy Weapons? 10/13/2023

    Discover the use of additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) to mitigate DEW challenges, leading to improved reliability and power scaling of advanced laser weapons.

  4. Learn About Conformance To The SOSA Technical Standard 11/22/2022

    Experts involved in the SOSA Consortium and the standard’s development discuss the elements of conformance to the Technical Standard, how the upcoming 1.0 release will address it, and considerations for the certification process. 

  5. Addressing Filtering Challenges In Digital Broadband Receivers For EW 7/9/2021

    Electronic warfare (EW) receivers are being pushed to operate at higher bandwidths while simultaneously reducing size, weight, and power (SWaP). In this webinar, we break down how you can address these conflicting demands by diving into the building blocks of the receivers used in electronic warfare applications, with a focus on filtering needs and technologies.

  6. New Times Talks Webinar: RF In Space - 5 Steps To Find The Best Interconnect Supplier 1/7/2021

    Space is arguably the most challenging technical environment for physical hardware to survive and function. Establishing a reliable RF interconnect for communications is critical, and only the best suppliers can meet the unique challenges of its harsh environment and long-term deployment requirements. In the upcoming Times Talks webinar, Maria Calia, Times’ Senior Program Manager and Space expert will outline five steps you should take to ensure the best outcomes from your RF supplier.

  7. Webinar: Modeling Radar Coverage Maps

    Radar coverage is the general term for the space boundary within which a radar meets the mission requirements. These requirements depend on the type of radar and can be described in terms of detection (Pd) and false-alarm (Pfa) probabilities. A Coverage Map is the graphical representation of the radar coverage. Coverage maps typically include the EM propagation and system losses.