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CRFS

4230-D Lafayette Center Drive
Chantilly, VA 20151

[email protected]
https://www.crfs.com/

Articles related to CRFS

Unmanned

RF sensor for UAS from CRFS wins 2024 Army Technology Award - News

September 19, 2024

Lisa Daigle - Assistant Managing Editor, Military Embedded Systems CRFS NATO

CAMBRIDGE, U.K. RF specialists CRFS announced that the company won the Army Technology Award 2024 for designing the RFeye Node 100-18 LW, a lightweight RF sensor aimed at use in uncrewed aerial systems (UASs), that weighs in at just 2 kg (4.4 pounds).

Unmanned

UAS carrying RF sensors enables enhanced BLoS ISR capabilities - News

November 20, 2023

Lisa Daigle - Assistant Managing Editor, Military Embedded Systems Tekever CRFS

LISBON, Portugal and CAMBRIDGE, U.K. Uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) provider TEKEVER and RF technology company CRFS completed phase one of their system integration partnership, recently launching the first sub-tactical UAS carrying highly sensitive RF sensors as a payload, able to obtain beyond-line-of-sight (BLoS) images.

Radar/EW

CRFS gets U.S. Navy DADMS Approval - Press Release

February 02, 2022

CRFS

The U.S. Navy has added CRFS’s suite of RFeye spectrum monitoring software to the Department of the Navy Application and Database Management System (DADMS) list. DADMS is the Navy’s authoritative record of software applications approved for use in all Navy and Marine Corps software, equipment and devices.

Comms

CRFS unveils RFeye AirDefense - Press Release

October 23, 2019

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Radar/EW

At Home on the (Test) Range - Press Release

August 08, 2019

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Comms

Spectrum monitoring for distributed networks in hostile environments - Product

July 18, 2016

John M. McHale III - Editorial Director, Military Embedded Systems CRFS

The RFeye Node 20-6 from CRFS is a spectrum-monitoring system designed for remote deployment in distributed networks, both indoors and outdoors, including in hostile environments. The system is packaged in a compact, rugged, and weatherproof housing that has been optimized to meet size, w...

Radar/EW

Military spectrum management & EW challenges driving wireless monitoring tech - Story

January 29, 2016

John M. McHale III - Editorial Director, Military Embedded Systems CRFS

Designers in the military RF world are faced with evolving challenges such as sharing bandwidth in a crowded spectrum and electronic warfare threats that can adapt faster than legacy EW systems can respond. In this Q&A with Nick Balon, General Manager for CRFS, he discusses how multi-node networks are enabling high-performance spectrum monitoring and how kits that leverage software defined radio (SDR) can reduce latencies when tracking electronic intelligence (ELINT) signals. Edited excerpts follow.