Stabilization and Pointing for Phased-Array Systems
This webinar focuses on microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)-based systems, that measure pointing, motion, and axis deviations and their applicability to modern radar, communications, and electronic warfare systems.
Webinar Overview
The continued move higher in the radio-frequency spectrum and the evolution of more accurate phased-array systems has driven the need for inertial measurement units (IMUs), gyroscopes, and accelerometer integration.
This webinar focuses on microelectromechanical (MEMS)-based systems that measure pointing, motion, and axis deviations and their applicability to modern radar, communications, and electronic warfare systems. Accurate IMUs are not only needed on airborne and marine-based radar and communications systems. With accuracy and a resolution that is improving exponentially, paired with larger independent array designs, it has become critical for advanced radar systems to have their own numerous ecosystems of IMUs integrated to enable the performance expected of the next generation. This technology also applies to terrestrial phased-array systems in motion.
In this webinar, learn about:
- Challenges in radar applications that would benefit from inertial sensors
- Key inertial requirements that come into play
- Inertial tradeoffs
