Defining requirements: Rohde & Schwarz looks to ease communications integration

摘要

Munich-based Rohde & Schwarz recently revealed its next-generation R&S SDxR family of software transceivers for the tactical domain, highlighting its development direction in the all-important realm of software-defined radios. The new system builds on the commercial success of the company's M3xR family (M3AR, M3SR, and M3TR) of radios now in service with more than 50 military forces around the world. Indeed, Rohde & Schwarz has an export-led posture, with company financial results pointing out that nearly 90% of its revenue are from overseas sales, with 16% of the total revenue ploughed back into research and development.