Equipped with the high performance parameters of the PicoFlexor, the PicoFlexor Transceiver adds a transmit capability.
In a miniature, tactical software-defined radio (SDR) platform, the PicoFlexor Transceiver integrates a transmitter with a high-performance SIGINT superheterodyne receiver in a single, low size, weight and power module.
With its open SDR architecture, the PicoFlexor Transceiver can be configured using open frameworks, such as GNU Radio and REDHAWK, to fit customer-specific application requirements. This customization enables the unit to perform in systems for both military and commercial operations including electronic attack, situational awareness, geo-location and spectrum monitoring.
The PicoFlexor Transceiver is backed by a standard three year warranty (some restrictions may apply). We are committed to providing outstanding product reliability and support, so you can focus on mission success.
Pair the PicoFlexor Transceiver with Leonardo DRS’ SI-9249/FE12 and extend the frequency range of the superheterodyne receiver from 3 GHz to 12.4 GHz.
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High RF performance combined with state-of-the-art digital processing and a simple user interface, makeup the PicoFlexor software-defined radio.
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Detect and jam signals when and where you need it. Whether for military or commercial operations, the PicoFlexor Transceiver can detect the signals otherwise deemed undiscoverable.
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Over sixty years of experience designing and manufacturing RF tuners and receivers that are ready to integrate and empower SIGINT systems.
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Our Signal Solutions products are suitable for commercial applications and adaptable for land, sea and air operations across a variety of platforms as well as tactical, man-portable capabilities
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The Marine Corps combats emerging communication threats through the Intrepid Tiger program that is equipped with a high-performance transceiver that scans for and jams enemy signals.
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