Electronic Warfare
Electronic Countermeasures, Decoys, and Defensive Aids Systems
Electronic warfare systems are designed to enhance intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions and ensure the survivability of personnel and equipment. Leonardo Electronics US is a global leader in developing electronic warfare (EW) solutions that support these operations.
Our EW systems defend against increasingly complex and evolving threats worldwide. These solutions include responsive, user-centric systems such as expendable active decoys, electronic countermeasures (ECM), threat warning and emitter location sensors, radar warning receivers (RWR), defensive aids system (DAS) controllers, and other electronic support measures.
Defensive Aids Systems
Aircraft Gateway Processor (AGP)
The Aircraft Gateway Processor (AGP) is an Aircraft Survivability Equipment (ASE) controller designed to increase situational awareness and initiate optimized countermeasure responses.
Miysis DIRCM
The Miysis Directed Infrared Countermeasure (DIRCM) provides advanced electronic protection from infrared-guided missiles.
BriteCloud
Available for both fighter and wide-body aircraft, the BriteCloud expendable active decoy (EAD) is a digital radio frequency memory (DRFM) countermeasure. Manufactured in the U.S. for increased mission security.
EW Systems
Compact Jamming System
This DRFM jammer comprises an associated techniques generator, receive antennas, transmitters, and power hardware to counter the most advanced new threats.
SAGE
SAGE is a digital electronic support measure and electronic intelligence (ESM/ELINT) system that builds target locations and provides situational awareness and advance warning of threats.
SEER Radar Warning Receiver
Designed for advanced situational awareness and threat evasion, SEER identifies, categorizes, discriminates, and reports radar threats.
Spider Communications Intelligence
The Spider Communications Intelligence (COMINT) ESM delivers tactical advantages through the detection, interception, identification, and exploitation of adversary communication systems.