DIRECT TO PHASE II: Advanced Multi-User Signal Separation for Tactical Waveforms
AI Overview
Navy SBIR seeks an advanced signal processing core that separates overlapping friendly transmissions on the same frequency, boosting tactical radio network capacity and resilience in congested, low-signal environments. The effort targets roughly 3 dB better performance than current receivers and requires a modular FPGA design, with work possibly classified and requiring U.S.-owned contractors holding secret-level clearances.
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Official Description
The Program Office championing this effort is PMW/A 101 that manages and delivers advanced, secure tactical communication systems for naval platforms. A core mandate of this office is to continuously integrate next-generation capabilities that enhance waveform resilience, increase spectral efficiency, and ensure robust connectivity for warfighters operating in highly congested and contested electromagnetic environments. The technology developed under this SBIR Direct to Phase II topic is intende...
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DIRECT TO PHASE II: Advanced Multi-User Signal Separation for Tactical Waveforms
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