How Ukrainians Resist the Modern Challenges of Electronic Warfare
Modern war is not only battles on the ground but also complex technological competitions in the air. Recently, the enemy has begun to actively use new frequencies for the control of its drones, moving to the range of 410-530 MHz. This is a new challenge for all producers of electronic warfare, but we, the company of inventors Blue Bird, are ready for this competition.
New Frequencies — New Challenges
Switching to new frequencies, the enemy tries to bypass our EW systems, adapting its drones to conditions that constantly change. Our engineers promptly react to these changes, improving our devices in order to cover all possible variants of signals. The daily updates of the enemy require from us constant monitoring and quick reaction.
We do everything possible to update our devices for suppression in all potentially dangerous ranges as quickly as possible. Our newest developments are capable of effectively working in conditions of quickly changing frequencies, which makes it possible for us to remain a step ahead of the enemy.
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Debunking the Myths
Among the military, erroneous notions are actively spreading that the enemy uses frequencies of 1200-1400 MHz for the control of drones. However, our research confirms that these frequencies are used for video transmission, and not for control. This is an important difference that helps us to more accurately target our EW systems at the real threats.
We actively work on debunking these myths and providing our military with accurate information. Our goal is not only to protect but also to teach, helping our fighters to better understand the technologies with which they work.
Innovative Solutions
We do not stand still. Each new challenge of the enemy becomes for us a motivation for even more intensive work. Our devices are capable of quickly adapting to changes in conditions on the front, ensuring reliable protection in the most difficult situations.
Imagine the scene: Ukrainian military in the field, surrounded by the enemy’s drones. But instead of panic — confidence. The fight against enemy drones continues, and we are ready for new challenges. As soon as we begin to effectively suppress the current frequencies, the enemy will switch to new ones. However, most enemy drones still use standard frequencies (700-1050 MHz), and this gives us a certain time for preparation for new threats.
We continue research and development in order to always be at the forefront in the fight against electronic threats.