The new Leonardo EW creates phantom targets on enemy radars (video)

The BriteStorm system presented by Leonardo demonstrates new approaches in radio-electronic warfare, including interfering with enemy radars and creating false signals to misinform the enemy.< /p>

The BriteStorm system was officially presented at the Association of the US Army conference in Washington, where its innovative capabilities were highlighted. One of the key elements of the system is its compactness — the total weight is only 2.5 kg, which makes it ideal for integration on unmanned fighters of the Loyal Wingman type. In its basic configuration, BriteStorm includes an antenna, receiving modules and a “miniature generator'' that provide a high level of effectiveness in electronic warfare.

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The system is characterized by its ability to disorient enemy electronic warfare (EW) systems using a variety of methods , including signal jamming and transmission of false data. This technology allows military aircraft to sneak behind enemy lines of defense, significantly increasing the effectiveness of strike missions. Using the method of “digital radio frequency memory” (DRFM), the system can accurately record and process enemy radar pulses, allowing them to be sent back in a modified form, confusing detection systems.

Due to its modular architecture, BriteStorm can be integrated into various platforms, including missiles and drones. At the same time, the developers assure that the price of the system is quite affordable, which allows to preserve its strategic value even in case of loss or destruction of the equipment.