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Pole/Zero and Delcross Technologies Partner for First Time Success in Fielding Radio Communications Systems.
08/04/2011
Integrated Cosite Equipment Developed for UAV Applications
10/08/2010
Cosite Analysis - Understand Impacts to Range Performance in Your Fielded Applications
04/09/2010
RF Cosite Communications Interference Simulation and Resolution Webinar
Mitigating Self-Generated Communications Interference
Inadequate isolation between a transmitter and a receiver in a cosite environment results in the receiver’s diminished ability to process a weak desired signal- a condition termed “desensitization”.
World's Smallest Digitally Tuned Hopping Filter
Preselector
Filter
Filter/Amp
Dual Channel Filter/Amplifier
Designing and Upgrading Command and Control Communications Systems for First-Time Success
Military Command & Control (C2) platforms employ several RF communications channels to ensure force coordination over long distances. Unbeknownst to the warfighter, often these critical communication distances are not realized due to self-generated or cosite interference. This degradation has, at its source, insufficient antenna isolation on the C2 platform, lack of transmitter spectral purity and receiver vulnerability to desensitization from local interference. Therefore, antenna placement, transceiver selection and cosite interference mitigation techniques are central to ensuring full communications range is realized.
To meet these challenges, Pole/Zero Corporation and Delcross Technologies have partnered to offer our system integration customers a “turnkey” source for solutions to the challenges of antenna placement optimization and RF cosite interference mitigation in shipboard, airborne and vehicular applications.
Delcross Technologies is a recognized industry leader in simulating installed antenna performance and antenna-to-antenna coupling characteristics on complex military platforms. In conjunction with Pole/Zero’s state of the art, RF cosite interference analysis software and mitigation equipment, the Pole/Zero and Delcross Technologies team will afford developers of new or upgraded radio communications platforms, first-time success in fielding these systems.
Pole/Zero®’s Cosite Interference Analysis models the following cosite interference mechanisms:
Transmit Mode Receive Mode
Broadband noise and spurious output Receiver desensitization
Reverse intermodulation distortion Reciprocal mixing
Cross modulation
Receive intermodulation
With antenna to antenna coupling data derived either from a Delcross Technologies simulation or via empirical techniques, the Pole/Zero cosite analysis proceeds as follows:
First-Time Success!
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