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ELINT (Electronic Intelligence) Soldier Manpack System

The deployment of ESM/ELINT systems assists Special Forces in signals intelligence gathering, border surveillance and any other activity where intercepting, locating and analysing radar signals provides valuable information. Mountainous areas, jungles, rugged coastline and any kind of rough terrain are difficult places for traditional heavy and large RESM/ELINT systems to deploy. Experience and innovation: Indra, with more than 30 years of experience in EW (Electronic Warfare) presents ELINT Manpack, a portable sensor, easy to transport and deploy in places that are very difficult to access, without giving up the high performance of heavy equipment. Characteristics: Based on Digital Wideband Reception, it is able to detect, characterise and identify modern radars in the densest scenarios. Continuous operation based on hot-swap batteries. The software application included in the system allows: Full sensor control, Classification/identification of radar emitters by correlating the parametric data obtained by the sensor with the tactical library loaded in the software application. Display of radar parametric data, tracks and direction of arrival of radar signals on 3D maps of the area of operation. Recording of radar pulses and their parametric data. Advanced off-line analysis of radar pulses recorded during operation by means of a separate software application. Use cases: Portable, easily transportable to hard to reach areas. Man-in-motion operation Easy maintenance while in operations IP data link: WiMAX, Satellite, Microwave, etc. The system can be operated from a tablet, via a rugged PC, from a vehicle or at a remote location. Ready to be part of networked operations. Data exchange with a remote Command Post. ELINT Manpack is the perfect solution for the collection of signals intelligence, lightweight and flexible while maintaining the performance of traditional equipment allowing it to be deployed in places where it was previously impossible.