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1RF Communications | Harris Proprietary Information

JORNADA DE PROSPECTIVA TECNOLÓGICA “OPERACIONES ESPECIALES”

20 NOV 2014Falcon III® Networking Radios

THIS INFORMATION WAS APPROVED FOR PUBLISHING PER TH E ITAR AS “BASIC MARKETING INFORMATION OF DEFENSE ARTICLES” OR PER T HE EAR AS

“ADVERTISING PRINTED MATTER”.


� Harris Corporation Worldwide

� Battlefield Architecture

� Portfolio

� Main Falcon Radio Systems

� Soldier

� Handeld

� Manpack

� HF

� Support

Agenda


Harris Corporation: Company Overview

• $5.0 billion revenue in 2013

• Global reach in more than 100

countries

• 14,000 employees, including 6,000

engineers and scientists

• Stock Exchange New York : HRS

• Three Operating Divisions

IntegratedNetworkSolutions

Government Communications

SystemsRF

Communications

IntegratedNetworkSolutions

Government Communications

Systems

RF Communications

Integrated

Network

Solutions

Government

Communications

Systems

RF

Communications


Operating Divisions

Government CommunicationsSystems

Advanced technology and systems integration.

Primary Markets:• Civil• National Intelligence• Defense

Sample Customers:• U.S. Department of Transportation• U.S. Intelligence Community• U.S. Department of Defense

RFCommunications

Tactical and land mobile radios, systems and networking applications.

Primary Markets:• U.S. Tactical Radios• International Tactical Radios• Public Safety

Sample Customers:• U.S. Department of Defense• NATO Military Forces• State and Local Governments

Integrated Network Solutions

IT services, managed services, and clinically integrated solutions.

Primary Markets:• IT Services• Energy• Healthcare

Sample Customers:• U.S. Government • Energy Providers• U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs

RF Communications Division


Brigade HQBattalion Main

HF

HF

HCLOS

MBNR

VHF

HCLOS

Ground-to-air

Ground-to-air

UAV

BGAN SATCOM

HFVHFUHF

Platoon UHF

UHFVHF

Squad-Special ForcesObserver VHF / ISR

MBNR SENSORS

SENSORS

ISR

ISR

MBNR

Battalion TOC

VHF

Company TOC

VHF

HF

HCLOS

BATTLEFIELD ARCHITECTURE

Security – Military Police


TACTICAL COMMS FOR SPECIAL FORCES : REQUIREMENTS

� Urban domain penetration

� Mesh Ad Hoc Networking

� Voice priority with video stream

� Multiband

� Multimode (waveforms)

� Reprogrammable

� SATCOM access

� Battery life

� Interoperability

� Security

� Situational awareness

� Easy to program (web based)


Technology Bricks

NARROWBAND

SINGLE BAND

SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIOS

MULTIBAND NETWORKS

COGNITIVE RADIOS

MULTIBAND NETWORKS


SF PlatoonUHF / W2

Special Forces Squad Leader

Falcon III RF-7850S Soldier Radio

Lightweight.Lightweight.

Secure.Secure.Connected.Connected.


Platform • Body worn, small form factor soldier networking radio

• Software defined, SCA Operating Environment

Power Out • Selectable up to 3.2W

Frequency • 225 - 2GHz

• +2.3GHz

Bandwidth • WB: 500kHz, 1.2 MHZ, 5 MHz (1 Mbps)

• NB: 25 kHz

Waveforms • SAWW (Shadow Advanced Wideband Waveform)

• VULOS or Advanced NB Waveform

• TGW2 SPR Legacy Waveform

Security

Non-CCI

• Type3, AES256

• Citadel 256

• FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Capable

Physical • Weight: 775g

• Volume: 460cc

Battery Life • Approx 20 w/HH battery

• Interoperates with fielded HH batteries and chargers

GPS • Built-in

Data I/O • USB2.0 OTG, RS-232

• Wireless PAN [“hotspot” and audio]

Environ. • MIL-STD-810G

Falcon III RF-7850S Soldier Radio

>40,000 shippedIn use with all DoD Services and several

NATO coalition nations


Falcon III AN/PRC-152A (Export RF-7800M HH)

Wideband Networking Handheld


• Key Characteristics– 30-512 & 762-870 MHz (P25 Optional)

– 5W (30-512 MHz) and WB ANW2 Mode

– 10W SATCOM Mode

– Sierra II Type 1 NSA Certified for Top Secret and Below

– SCA v2.2 Operating Environment

– Up to 10 waveforms hosted

– Standard 6-pin Audio interface

– Integral GPS (Optional)

• Narrow Band Capabilities– Channel Spacing : 12,5 Khz & 25 Khz

– Voice & Data FSK > 16Kbps

– Standard: VULOS, SINCGARS & HQ

– Optional: IW, DAMA, HPW, HPW IP, P25

– MIL-STD-188-181B

• Wide Band Capabilities– Channel spacing : 1.2 MHz

– Standard: ANW2 & optional SRW (USG)

– 225-450 MHz Range

– Data 64-170 Kbps GMSK / 380-2.8 Mbps PSK Video

Falcon III AN/PRC-152A (Export RF-7800M HH)




Falcon III AN/PRC-117G (Export RF-7800M MP)

Wideband Networking Manpack


• 30 MHz - 2 GHz

• Certified SCA v2.2.2 Operating Environment

• MUOS-ready hardware

• Waveforms

– SRW

– ANW2 Wideband Networking

– VHF/UHF LOS

– SINCGARS

– HAVEQUICK

– HPW

– DAMA and IW

– APCO P25 (option)

– Rover (option)

• Ethernet data interface (Red and Black side)

• Secured with Sierra® II - Certified HAIPE 3.0 legacy subset

• Built in GRAM SAASM GPS receiver



Falcon III AN/PRC-117G (Export RF-7800M MP)


Vehicular Amplifiers Systems

• Key capabilities

• 50 W NB (30-512 Mhz)

• 20 W SATCOM

• 50 W WB (225-2000 Mhz)

– Collocation filters

– Power conditioning

– Intercom interfaces VIC 1 & VIC 3

• Single and Dual Channel Systems– Mix and match with Handheld VAA

– Ability to add optional high band Power Amps

• Manpack dismountable

RF-300M-V150 RF-300M-V250

RF-300M-V255

Narrowband and Wideband Amplification

RF-300M-HV

RF-300W-TV


Falcon III RF-7800H HF Radio System

First Wideband HF System


Key Benefits

1.5MHz - 60MHz manpack

� Extended HF/VHF band

20W HF, 10W VHF

� Smaller and lighter package

Single battery operation

� Similar single battery life in lighter package

JTRS based OE

� Modern architecture ready for the future

Citadel and AES encryption

� Interoperable with RF-5800H and AN/PRC-150

Internal GPS

� Allows C4ISR applications (BMS-FFT-C2)

Wide Band HF modem

� Enables BLOS high speed data rates

Waveforms

� FIX, 2G, 3G, 3G+, ECCM, WB

USB Port

� Allows connection to external devices

Wideband Data

SDR portability

Smaller, Faster, Lighter

Falcon III RF-7800H HF Radio System




Harris Training and Support - Worldwide

• Computer based training (CBT)– “Virtual radio” anytime, anywhere

• Training locations– Harris facility in Rochester, San Diego, Norfolk, Reading - UK

– At customer facilities worldwide

• Operator training– 1 to 3 weeks duration

– Train the trainer

• Maintenance training– 1 week duration

• On site support– Afghanistan

– Iraq

– Mali

– Somalia

– YEMEN

– …

– …


Ismael Fernandez

[email protected]

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