Turkiye’s defense industry soars to new heights with ASELSAN’s cutting-edge electronic warfare (EW) systems designed specifically for the first generation of next-gen UAVs and İDAs! This marks a significant leap forward in Turkiye’s defense capabilities, equipping its unmanned aerial vehicles with formidable electronic countermeasures.
Here’s what makes this technology ground-breaking:
Miniaturized Might: ASELSAN has packed powerful jamming and deception capabilities into a compact, integrated system, ideal for UAV and İDA deployment.
Adaptable for Any Terrain: From rugged mountains to dense forests, the system excels in challenging environments where vehicle access is limited. Its flexible configurations cater to diverse mission needs:
Mobile Jamming: Deployable isodirectional antenna disrupts enemy communications during deployment.
Fixed Jamming: On-board directional antenna provides focused countermeasures while airborne.
Increased Power: Optional on-board power amplifier boosts jamming efficiency for even tougher situations.
Proven Track Record: Since 2019, this versatile system has already seen extensive field operation in various configurations.
Future Integrations: The sky’s the limit! ASELSAN plans to integrate the system into a wider range of UAVs and Unmanned Marine Vehicles (UMVs), expanding its reach and effectiveness.
This new generation of EW systems marks a defining moment in Turkiye’s defense advancement. By equipping its UAVs and İDAs with superior electronic warfare capabilities, Turkiye strengthens its air defense and secures a critical edge on the ever-evolving battlefield.
Key takeaways:
ASELSAN delivers game-changing EW systems for Turkiye’s next-gen UAVs and İDAs.
Compact, adaptable, and proven technology excels in diverse environments.
Future integrations with various UAVs and UMVs expand operational reach.
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Company profiles:
ASELSAN (developer of the EW systems)
Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) (potential user of the EW systems on UAVs)