In today’s combat environment, the battle space is ever-changing, relying more on technological might than physical force. With this in mind, our multi-function electronic warfare (EW) products are truly game-changing. Designed for multi-domain operations (MDO), our systems support man-packable, vehicle-mounted, fixed-site and airborne applications ready to detect and protect against a range of current and next-generation signal threats.
Deployments worldwide have proven our products’ worth in the most critical of situations ranging from homeland security to the mountains of Afghanistan. Be it land, air or sea, our EW technology is capable of defensive, offensive and support operations with industry-leading size, weight and power (SWAP) solutions. SNC’s enhanced technology prioritizes the DOD’s need for networked platform/dismounted EW and cyber capabilities in support of critical MDO against near-peer adversaries.
SNC’s family of Modi electronic warfare systems provide a modular, scalable design enabling seamless integration into customer interfaces. Our core capabilities include system engineering (SE), radio frequency (RF) engineering, digital design, hardware integration, design and development, software design and development, information assurance (IA) engineering, research, production, support, sustainment and new equipment training.
Our Systems:
Radio-controlled improvised explosive devices (RCIED) are among the most dire threats in today’s combat environment, making SNC’s counter-RCIED electronic warfare (CREW) systems a critical part of today’s military strategy. Our CREW systems are currently deployed with nearly every branch of the U.S. military, with both mounted and unmounted systems helping reverse the trend of IED-related injury and death while increasing situational awareness.
Our software-definable EW systems support man-portable (backpack), vehicular, fixed-site and airborne applications, providing a solid foundation for future growth and continued protection of our forces from some of the most deadly threats in the field.
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