LOD, Israel - Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is introducing ADA-O, an additional development in the ADA lineup, which addresses GPS jammers to ensure GPS availability for land platforms. The system developed by IAI supports multiple satellite navigation systems (GNSS) constellations, feature an advanced architecture and employs a range of advanced methods of digital signal processing. The system's versatility makes it suitable for integration in a range of platforms including combat aircraft and helicopters, unmanned aircraft, land platforms such as tanks and armored vehicles, marine platforms and guiding munition.
The land platform can be readily integrated in a range of platforms, providing a unique operational response to helps telecom, navigation and command and control systems. Easily installed and integrated on the end-user platform, it serves end users on armored vehicles, artillery, command and control centers and communication carriers.
Most navigation, communication and electronic warfare systems depend on continuous availability of GNSS (GPS) satellites. Despite this dependence, the majority of avionics systems is not equipped with anti-jam systems and is vulnerable to disruption by low-power jamming emitters.
"ADA and its new derivative ADA-O for land platforms, is an important complement for every platform that uses GNSS receivers in general and GPS in particular and a vital tool for every modern army," said Boaz Levy, IAI General Manager and Executive VP. "Understanding the unique operational needs of land systems allowed us to perform the required modifications on IAI's airborne Anti-Jam system so as to provide an advanced technological solution to the operational challenges facing the forces in the different platforms. We are proud to provide ADA and its derivatives to a range of customers worldwide; being confident ADA will provide full response to the challenges they face."
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