HIGHLIGHTS

• Tactical Configurations
EW PRODUCTS

- Land, sea & air

Command EWOC

- Mission equipment specifications: The right equipment

Theatre level command center
for the job
• Logistics
COMINT

- Equipment commonality Electronic Support (ES)

- Optimal sparing DF 1 - 3,000 MHz
- Common user interfaces and software
• Training
Monitoring/surveillance 1 MHz - 24 GHz

- Embedded (local) training

Electronic Attack (EA) Conventional and LPI signals

- EW Trainer
2 - 3 000 MHz

- Direct link between operational and training databases Electronic Protection (EP) 2 - 3,000 MHz
• Expandable
- Able to address future needs with existing systems
ELINT
- LAN ports on ES and Command/EWOC units allow for ELINT Support (ES) DF: 2 - 18 GHz
addition of multiple operators Monitoring/surveillance 5 - 40 GHz
• Communication
- Common communications methodology throughout
ELINT Attack (EA) Coherent and non-coherent

- Low communications bandwidth

8 - 18 GHz

- Database synchronization ELINT Electronic Protection (EP) 2 - 18 GHz

DEPLOYMENT
Land mobile
Surface vessels
Soldier and hummer photos courtesy of the U.S. Marine Corp
Air
UAV

STARHAWK INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC WARFARE SYSTEM

DRS’s world class Starhawk Integrated Electronic
Electronic Warfare Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) Warfare System (IEWS), allows land forces to monitor,
Operations Center (EWOC) intercept, collect locate and jam radio communication
and radar of enemy forces. The Land Force Electronic
Warfare (EW) System is based on previously developed
and field-proven system used in High Frequency (HF),
COMINT ELINT
Electronic Attack (EA) Electronic Attack (EA) Very High Frequency/Ultra-High Frequency (VHF/UHF),
microwave surveillance/Signals Intelligence (SIGINT)
and jamming system platforms.
The Electronic Warfare Operations Center (EWOC) acts as
the tactical command and control center for the entire
system. The primary function of the EWOC is to maintain a
central command post that is constantly in contact with the
Land Force Headquarters receiving tasking and battle orders
and reporting intelligence information as well as the
order-of-battle and location of hostile forces. Mission
planning deployment scenario generation and system
effectiveness are analyzed using map-based tools.

DRS has conducted an extensive analysis in order to

COMINT ELINT provide optimal performance, mobility, flexibility,
Electronic Protection (EP) Electronic Protection (EP)
expandability, cost and delivery to meet a rapidly
developing threat. The system architecture is designed
to exploit HF skywave, HF Groundwave, VHF/UHF and
COMINT ELINT
microwave Line-of-Sight (LOS) signals to establish a
Electronic Support (ES) Electronic Support (ES)
high-level order-of-battle and strategic positioning of the
ground forces. Communications On-The-Move (COTM) Vehicle

StarHawk’s IEWS Components

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Communications On-The-Move (COTM) Vehicle

DRS Codem Systems Inc.

21 Continental Boulevard, Merrimack, NH 03054 Tel: 603.429.0111 Fax 603.429.0155 www.drs.com info@drs-cs.com
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COMMAND ELectronic INTelligence (ELINT) ATTACK
EWOC
RECONNAISSANCE (RECON) UNIT
• Denial of enemy communications in the range of ELINT Recon
• Mobile system 8 GHz - 18 GHz • Detect and analyze enemy emitters
• LAN access supporting multiple operators and operations • Narrow beam width (< 8°) • Tracks up to 500 radars simultaneously
• High-speed communications • Multiple emitter attack • Multi-node radar report merging
• Deployment of resources • Pulse width characteristics: 50 ns • Dynamic range: 60 dBm
• Overall battlefield situational awareness and • Multiple power stages and bands • Sensitivity: -60 dBm
mission planning • Mobile tactical unit • Built-in training simulator
• Remote control capability
• ELINT EA UAV control COMINT Recon
• Jamming effectiveness, EA mission planning software • Locate and analyze enemy emitters
ELINT System
• Monitoring and surveillance

ELECTRONIC PROTECTION (EP)

COMINT EP
• Provide for communication decoy (HF/VHF/UHF) and localized
jamming (VHF/UHF) equipment is self-contained
• Remote control capability
Interior

ELINT EP
• Provide for electronic protection
• Multiple EP’s may be connected to an ELINT ES/ESM
• Equipment is self-contained
• Remote control capability

Mobile Jammer Mobile Tactical Unit

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ELECTRONIC ATTACK (EA)
COMmunications INTelligence (COMINT) EA
ELECTRONIC SUPPORT/DIRECTION FINDING (ES/DF)
COMINT ES
Reconnaissance Vehicle

• Denial of enemy communications in the range of • Locate and analyze enemy emitters UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE SOLUTIONS
2 - 3,000 MHz • Correlative Interferometric Direction Finding (CIDF), Plug and play philosophy
• HF groundwave, HF skywave, VHF, UHF 1 - 3,000 MHz User interfaces are identical to land/sea-based systems
• Reactive jammer, 96 concurrent channels - any combination • > 100,000 DF calculations per second
of fixed frequency (conventional) or frequency hopping Low • Monitoring and surveillance, 1 MHz - 24 GHz
Probability of Intercept (LPI) enemy emitters • Remote control capability
• Directional antenna system • COMINT UAV control
• Remote control capability • DF net control
• EA Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) control
• Jamming effectiveness, EA mission planning software ELINT ES
• Locate and analyze enemy emitters
• Pulse width characteristics: 50 ns
• Built-in training simulator
• Emitter database
• Remote control capability Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Mobile Electronic Protection
• ELINT UAV control
• DF net control/Electronic Order-of-Battle (EOB)

Comms EA Unit