How to Address EW Testing Challenges
Simulate precise and realistic threat scenarios
Testing electronic warfare (EW) systems and components requires a flexible framework integrating advanced signal generation, real-time analysis, and seamless synchronization to simulate real-world threats and validate signal integrity. An effective EW test solution must adapt to evolving threat landscapes using modular hardware and software platforms to recreate complex scenarios.
This configuration enables accurate validation of threat detection, communication jamming, and integration of EW components across airborne, naval, and ground platforms. The solution should support scalable testing environments and ensure precise measurement accuracy to optimize system responses to dynamic electronic threats.
Electronic warfare advanced simulation platform
Testing electronic warfare systems and components requires simulating real-world threat scenarios. The Keysight Electronic Warfare Advanced Simulation Platform (EWASP) delivers versatile solutions across multiple defense applications. The platform enables users to evaluate and enhance defense systems against simulated electronic threats, supporting operations in diverse environments such as open-air ranges, integrated test facilities, and operational verification centers.
Defense personnel benefit from realistic training scenarios, ensuring preparedness for live engagements. The EWASP also plays a critical role in reprogramming labs, enabling rapid adaptation to emerging threats. Additionally, the platform supports research and development with advanced threat simulation, enabling continuous innovation. The EWASP ensures adaptability, readiness, and superiority in electronic warfare test and evaluation.
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