The ADEP 5000 from SPEC is an advanced Electronic Warfare Engagement System operating within a frequency range of 1 to 20 GHz, with an optional extension to 22-40 GHz. It integrates cutting-edge RF/microwave transceivers, Direct RF conversion modules, and a high-performance Versal AI/ML engine optimized for AI applications, ensuring the system's adaptability to various operational requirements. This system has a dynamic range of 60 dB, an amplitude resolution of 0.25 dB, and a delay resolution of 0.625 ns. It can track & identify up to 16 independent targets and supports up to 256 scatters per target. With an adjustable instantaneous bandwidth (IBW) of up to 6 GHz, the system's detection, classification, and engagement capabilities are significantly enhanced.
The ADEP 5000 can generate high-resolution, kinematically accurate false targets and employs modern non-coherent Electronic Warfare (EW) techniques, leveraging the inbuilt TRL-9 algorithms and DRFM kernels. It can be controlled via an ethernet interface and supports the mission programming station, which facilitates on-the-field scenario development and Mission Data File (MDF) programming. This system includes a GUI, API, and mission planning software, enabling the development and uploading of MDFs both pre-mission and during operations. It is available as a 3U VPX module and optional custom packaging solutions.
