COLUMBIA, Md. and SYRACUSE, N.Y. Rohde & Schwarz and SRC, Inc. announced that they made an initial delivery of the RSGEN -- an electronic warfare (EW) environmental signal-generation system the companies partnered on -- to a major U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) test facility.

With recent incidents at critical sites, like airports and naval bases, small uncrewed aerial systems (sUAS) have become a growing operational concern. Modern opponents utilize drones for surveillance, target spotting, harassment or even weaponized attacks. These drones fly at low altitudes to avoid detection or at high altitudes to bypass counter measures. Advanced missions require special control transmissions, like FHSS (Frequency‑Hopping Spread Spectrum) signals or highly encrypted links. Malicious actors operate non‑cooperative, hard-to-detect drones. These factors make counter‑UAS (C‑UAS) a system‑level challenge: reliable early detection, fast classification, precise geolocation, clear decision support and proportionate countermeasures are all required - and must operate within spectrum management and rules of engagement (ROE) limits.

LONDON -- DSEI UK 2025. Achieving dominance in the spectrum domain is getting more complex as adversarial threats continue to improve their jamming techniques. Innovative RF and microwave solutions are needed to win at the edge in the EMS domain. This week, I sat down with Tim Fountain, Head of Aerospace & Defense Test Market Segment, Rohde & Schwarz, at his booth (S8-240) at DSEI UK 2025 in London.

TAIPEI, Taiwan. Rohde & Schwarz developed and delivered an integrated satellite test solution to the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) that combines electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and antenna measurement capabilities in a single chamber, the company announced in a statement.

In today’s rapidly evolving battlefield, the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) is a coveted and limited resource, essential for effective communication across land, sea, air, and space.

MUNICH, Germany. Rohde & Schwarz won a contract from ELT Group to supply electronic warfare (EW) components for the German Navy's F124 Sachsen-class frigates and the Polish Navy's Miecznick-class multirole frigates, the company announced in a statement.

NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland. Rohde & Schwarz is demonstrating its advanced electronic warfare (EW) environmental simulation capabilities at this year's Association of Old Crows International Symposium, showcasing the system's ability to replicate complex battlespace environments with better fidelity, the company says.