Ukraine develops stationary EW and SIGINT system for detecting and jamming FPV drones
Ukrainian defence company Rebel Group has developed a stationary electronic warfare and signals intelligence system called Brama. The company plans to have it codified for use by Ukraine's Defence Forces.
Source: Rebel Group press service
Details: The system combines electronic warfare and signals intelligence functions and is designed to counter FPV drones.
"The system can detect the frequency of analogue video and decode it, and then jam both the video channel and the drone's control channel using directed electronic warfare," the press service said.
When the Brama operator receives data on a target and detects it, they can immediately jam it without any additional equipment. Rebel Group also said that the system has undergone range and laboratory testing.
The Ukrainian company is undergoing the codification procedure in order to have the system approved for use by the defence forces.
Rebel Group is a technology company specialising in development and production of electronic warfare and signals intelligence systems. Some of its systems have been codified and tested at General Staff ranges.
Background:
- Ukrainian company InLab previously presented the Stryi electronic warfare station, designed to counter FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles.
- Defence company Unwave also conducted its first testing of its own electronic warfare systems abroad, showcasing the systems in Czechia.
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