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That’s classified! The history and future of NSA Type 1 encryption

NSA Type 1 is a data encryption standard that delivers the highest level of security assurance available and provides maximum protection against all forms of attack. Type 1 devices are often considered classified and may require special handling, storage, security, and transportation. They are trusted for their reliability and the extensive security measures they implement.

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The enduring importance of analog signal processing in defense

In the world of modern electronics, digital signal processing reigns supreme. The transition from analog to digital has revolutionized countless industries, enabling more efficient, flexible, reliable, and cost-effective solutions. However, in the defense sector, analog signal processing remains a critical component, playing a vital role in many applications.

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White Paper: Achieving Full Spectrum Dominance with DRFM Technology

Full-spectrum dominance, also known as full-spectrum superiority, is a military entity’s achievement of control over the physical battlespace, including the electromagnetic spectrum. Digital radio frequency memory, or DRFM, and DRFM-based radar environment simulators and radar target generators are efficient and cost-effective solutions to improve both the way we evaluate radars and the way pilots train.

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BlueHalo awards Mercury production agreement to provide digital signal processing hardware for U.S. Space Force satellite control system

Mercury announced a production agreement with BlueHalo, the company transforming the future of global defense, to support the U.S. Space Force (USSF)’s Satellite Communication Augmentation Resource (SCAR) program.

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U.S. Navy Funds Mercury to Advance Chip-Scale Technologies Needed to Reduce Electronic Warfare Design Timelines

Mercury announced it was awarded a $13.2 million contract from the Office of Naval Research’s Open Rapid Chipletized Approach (ORCA). Mercury will develop a next-generation RF System-in-Package (SiP) that integrates the latest commercial chips from major semiconductor providers within a smaller and lighter footprint.

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