Software-Defined Radios & Advanced Waveforms
Software-Defined Radios & Advanced Waveforms
Software-Defined Radios & Advanced Waveforms
Software-Defined Radios & Advanced Waveforms

Software-Defined Radios & Advanced Waveforms

Flexibility, Adaptability, and Resilience in the Electromagnetic Spectrum

Software-Defined Radios (SDRs) and advanced waveforms represent a core paradigm in modern defense, providing flexibility, adaptability, and resilience across the entire electromagnetic spectrum. SDRs are used in secure military communications (anti-jamming, mobile ad-hoc networks, BLOS systems), electronic warfare (SIGINT, EA, spectrum dominance), and unmanned/autonomous systems (drone guidance, swarming, cognitive radars).

Software-Defined Radios & Advanced Waveforms Description

Modirum Gespi has a consolidated track record in developing and delivering SDR systems and advanced waveforms:

  • Developed and delivered the new generation of SDRs for the Brazilian Army.
  • Co-develops, alongside experts from the Army Corps of Engineers, a set of waveforms (HF and X bands) for initiatives such as BLOS and satellite-based applications.
  • Internally develops concepts for Electronic Warfare, aiming at technological gains toward more sophisticated and sovereign solutions.
  • SDR architecture based on a platform with fast reconfiguration through software updates.
  • Multiband RF front-ends covering HF to X-band (mission-configurable).
  • Support for advanced waveforms: anti-jam, FHSS/CHIRP, cognitive/adaptive, BLOS, and SATCOM.
  • Secure and hardened software stack with role-based access control and OTA (over-the-air) updates.
  • Integrated SIGINT/EW capability: wideband monitoring, real-time spectrum analysis, and waveform capture.
  • Modular I/O: Ethernet, serial, digital I/O, RF connectors (SMA/N), synchronization/GPS interfaces. 
  • Development toolchain for creating, simulating, validating, and deploying waveforms (host tools + automated test bench).
  • Secure tactical voice and data links (anti-jamming / MANET).
  • Beyond-Line-of-Sight communications and satellite integration.
  • Electronic Warfare: SIGINT collection, signal classification, electronic attack and protection.
  • Unmanned/autonomous systems: guidance, swarm control, and secure telemetry.
  • R&D and waveform prototyping for defense laboratories and engineering corps.
  • Interoperability exercises and joint operations (adaptation to standards and waveforms).
  • Operational Agility: Rapid reconfiguration of capabilities without hardware replacement.
  • Resilience: Dynamic waveform adaptation ensures higher resistance to interference and jamming.
  • Technological Sovereignty: Co-engineering within national programs strengthens domestic capabilities.
  • Cost Efficiency: Software-based updates and modular hardware reduce lifecycle costs.
  • Easy Integration: Modular interfaces and standard toolchains enable platform integration (vehicles, UAVs, ground stations).
  • R&D Acceleration: Internal toolchains shorten the path from concept to validated capability.

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