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Spectrum-sharing project by Wireless Innovation Forum gears up - News
August 22, 2024WASHINGTON. The Wireless Innovation Forum (WInnForum) announced the formation of the Highly Dynamic Spectrum Sharing Task Group within the Wireless Innovation Committee (WInnCmte).
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SCA-based software-defined radios: Vision, reality, and current status - Story
October 09, 2015
The SCA 2.2.2 architecture has achieved significant success in the military-communications market. Hundreds of thousands of SCA-enabled software-defined radios (SDRs) have been deployed to date; worldwide, dozens of programs are working to field more of these types of radios. The success of SDR lies in the benefits brought through adoption of the SCA specification: proven cost and delivery-time advantages, enhanced intercomponent interoperability, simplified insertion of new communications capabilities in deployed radios, and reduced development risk. Additional countries and new organizations have begun to explore the use of the SCA, which is driving a second generation of SDR market adoption.
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Wireless Innovation Forum contributions to SCA 4.1 - Story
October 09, 2014
Successful deployment of Software Communications Architecture version 2.2.2 (SCA 2.2.2)-based software defined radios has identified improvements to be made to advance the technology further. The Wireless Innovation Forum is working in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Defense Joint Tactical Networking Center (JTNC) to evolve the SCA with the production of eight document packages providing six technical recommendations and two specifications for the next version of the SCA.
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Conquering SDR tactical radio market challenges - Story
October 10, 2012
Contractors, suppliers, module providers, and value chain stakeholders in the tactical radio communications worldwide ecosystem need to understand the various possible business models for introducing SDR technologies in tactical communications programs in order to make informed decisions. The following identifies various possible business models to enable successful new generation of tactical radio programs based on examples taken from existing programs.
