Proceedings of the 17th European Radar Conference Naval and Ground-Based Multi-Mission AESA Radars Simon van den Berg Thales Nederland B.V., The Netherlands simon.vandenberg-nl.thalesgroup.com Abstract?Recent years have seen an enormous increase in technologies related to RF functionality, ranging from mixed signal MMICs to the proliferation of Gallium-Nitride as the standard for power generation

Proceedings of the 17th European Radar Conference Formidable Shield: A Dutch Perspective Martien Joosten Thales Nederland B.V., The Netherlands martien.joosten-nl.thalesgroup.com Abstract ? Formidable Shield is an biyearly international exercise organized by the US Sixth Fleet at the Hebrides test range in the Atlantic Ocean. It is aimed at international cooperation in the area of Air and Missile

Proceedings of the 17th European Radar Conference Looking into the Future: NATO Surveillance R. Thaens Electronic Warfare and Sensors (EW&S) Branch NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCI Agency), The Netherlands rene.thaens-ncia.nato.int Abstract?The NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCI Agency) provides scientific and engineering support to NATO and NATO Nations. Besides this ?c

Proceedings of the 17th European Radar Conference Active Antenna Development at Thales Alenia Space Christophe Benoist, Michael Blum, Anne Couarraze, Thierry Girard, Jérémie Le Guen, Benoit Lejay, Laurent Levert, Madivanane Nadarassin, Olivier Perrin, Thierry Rostan, Julien Rotureau, Hassan Solhi, Eric Vourch Thales Alenia Space, 26 av. J-F Champollion, 31037 Toulouse, France ric.vourch-thalesale

Proceedings of the 17th European Radar Conference Digital Frontends for Multi-Functional RF Systems Michael Brandfass Hensoldt Sensors GmbH, Germany michael.brandfass-hensoldt.net Abstract?The increasing complexity of military scenarios requires future radar sensors to become more and more flexible in their operation. They additionally have to take over functions which are typical for electronic

Proceedings of the 17th European Radar Conference Research Progress of Intelligent Active Phased Array Radar Jun Sun Nanjing Research Institute of Electronics Technology, China sunjun-ustc.edu Abstract?With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, series of outbreak have been made in many fields which significantly raise the public concern. At the same time, active phased

Proceedings of the 17th European Radar Conference An Overarching Strategy for Radar Antenna Design, Optimization, and System Integration Giorgia Zucchelli#, Rick Gentile* # The MathWorks B.V., The Netherlands * The MathWorks Inc., USA {gzucchel, rgentile}-mathworks.com development and facilitates debugging eventual problems before costly prototypes are completed. Similar to the antenna and RF mo

Proceedings of the 17th European Radar Conference Microwave Photonics as an Emerging Technology to Enhance EW Receivers David Lázaro Loscos Indra, Spain Dlazaro-indra.es Abstract?RF Photonics or Microwave photonics (MWP) is a field that encompasses optical, microwave and electrical engineering. The working frequencies range starts in a few kHz and extends up to 100?s THz. This technology has bee

Proceedings of the 17th European Radar Conference MicroESM: Broadening the Application of Passive Radar Detection Jon Roe ESROE Ltd, UK jon-esroe.com Abstract?Passive radar detection using Electronic Support Measures (ESM) systems to detect and identify radar signals has previously been focussed on major military aircraft and ships. MicroESM is a radical approach to the design of ESM systems that

Proceedings of the 17th European Radar Conference Collecting Intelligence from Modern Radar Systems David Stupples London City University, United Kingdom d.w.stupples-city.ac.uk Abstract ? Military strategists are planning the introduction of radar technologies employing low probability of intercept configurations, and ubiquitous and quantum technologies. These radar technologies are being design