Testing for Coexistence in Crowded and Contested RF Environments

Industry Webinar

Testing for Coexistence in Crowded and Contested RF Environments

Tim Fountain Head of Market Segment, Aerospace Defense Test, Rohde & Schwarz

ABOUT

Tim has over 30 years of experience working with market leaders in the test and measurement industry, focusing on RF and microwave applications in aerospace and defense. He started his professional life as an application engineer and has also held roles in R&D, corporate management, product planning, product marketing and business development. Tim holds a master’s degree in electrical and electronic engineering from the University of Hertfordshire in the UK. He is also certified as a chartered professional engineer in Europe.

Webinar Overview

Join this technical session examining key challenges in the research, development, testing, and deployment of RADAR and EW systems operating in congested and contested RF environments. Learn how spectrum coexistence issues—such as 5G and satellite overlap in C-band, or interference with radar altimeters and GPS—impact system performance. We’ll cover topics like dynamic spectrum allocation, spectral sensing, and coexistence testing. The session concludes with an overview of test architectures that replicate real-world RF conditions in the lab. Gain practical insight into designing resilient systems for today’s complex spectrum landscape. Ideal for engineers and defense professionals in EW and radar domains.

AI / Neural Networks

Consumer Electronics

Digital Signal Processing

Engineering Consulting

Industrial Automation

Security / Identification

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