Saab's Sirius Compact L24R EW sensor.
Credit: Saab
Saab has unveiled a new passive electronic warfare sensor that could effectively enable countries to build a wall of such detectors along its borders by mounting them on existing infrastructure, such as cellphone towers. The Sirius Compact L24R covers a frequency range of 1-18 GHz and has an azimuth...
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