Tactical SDR
Software Defined Radios and systems that bring outstanding performance for your tactical communications
Take Tactical Communications to the Next Level
The digitalization of the battlefield and a wide variety of operations with modern command and control (C2) applications, sensors and real time situation awareness have set an increasing need for high-data-rate and mobile networks in tactical use. Best connectivity and throughput can be achieved with Bittium’s Software Defined Radios and systems.
The benefits include seamless connectivity and the flexibility to operate in different frequency bands and network structures, which provides cost effectiveness, ease of use and efficiency compared to existing tactical networks. Being based on SDR make the products and systems versatile, upgradeable, and easy to adapt.
High-Performance Stand-Alone Wireless Broadband Network
With the Software Defined Radio based Bittium Tactical Wireless IP Network (TAC WIN) system battlegroups can create high-data-rate wireless IP networks as backbone to support battlefield command and control.
Connectivity for Combat Vehicles
The two-channel software defined tactical radio can be used to bring broadband data and voice to mobile troops starting from brigade level and across the battlefield. The radio can be used to extend the Bittium TAC WIN network to lower echelons of the battlefield.
Broadband and Narrowband Connectivity for Dismounted Soldiers
The software defined handheld radio is meant for individual soldiers, such as squad or platoon leader. It provides a uniquely wide frequency range (30-2500 MHz) across several frequency bands. In addition to the TAC WIN Waveform, the Tough SDR Handheld and Vehicular radios can use ESSOR High Data Rate Waveform and Bittium Narrowband Waveform.