In modern warfare, electronic warfare (EW) has emerged as a critical and often invisible force on the battlefield. Unlike ...

Satellite drift might not sound like a problem, but it’s a real-world issue that affects everything from your GPS to emergency communications, and engineers have some clever tricks to keep it ...

The U.S. military tapped a mix of small and large companies to design an alternate network of GPS satellites it says it needs pronto. Why it matters: Washington and its friends abroad cannot ...

For modern weather, communications and surveillance satellites to be cost-effective, they need to be operational for at least 10 to 15 years. Onboard electronic equipment failures are a common ...

Sirius Satellite Radio delivers 100 channels of CD-quality music, sports, and news to auto and home receivers. All electronic design engineers face design challenges, but few have to face the ...

Electronic warfare in the Middle East and Ukraine is affecting air travel far from the battlefields, ... Satellite signals have long been known to be susceptible to jamming and spoofing.

Students work on the satellite in the clean room. The Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Technology, in collaboration with Tel Aviv University and nine municipalities across Israel, has achieved ...

The US Space Force has revealed its plan to deploy jammers designed to disrupt satellite signals in the Indo-Pacific, prompting warnings that it could escalate into an “electronic warfare battle ...

As growth in the PC, notebook, and home appliance markets slows, Taiwan Line Tek Electronic, a connector and cable manufacturer, is shifting its focus to emerging niche sectors such as low-earth orbit ...

Boeing is developing the U.S. Space Force’s Protected Tactical Enterprise Services ground system, which can defend against electronic warfare threats to military and commercial satellites. The ...

Satellite Images Show Expansion of Suspected Chinese Spy Bases in Cuba. Analysts identified four electronic eavesdropping stations, including a previously unreported site near a U.S. naval base.