SRC personnel pioneered the use of adaptive signal processing and adaptive nulling antennas to counter radar jamming and clutter problems. This expertise was subsequently extended to the solution of communication system EW problems, particularly those associated with SATCOM systems. Engineers at SRC are currently developing and implementing space-time adaptive processing (STAP) techniques for airborne and space-based radar systems to enhance the detection of slow moving targets in clutter. 

ECM Receivers
SRC has developed a line of small, self-contained systems that provide automatic detection, discrimination and measurement of ECM signals for threat emitter simulators. A programmable system architecture allows the SRC ECM receivers to be configured with any threat simulator. 

Features include:

• Multiple Channel Operation

• Simultaneous detection, classification, and measurement of range gate pull-off, velocity gate pull-off, amplitude modulation, noise jamming, and chaff

• Simultaneous coherent and video processors

• Video signal output

• User programmable

• Built-in test provides go/no-go status and automatic fault isolation

• Modular VME based architecture

• Programmable digital signal processing