Ushkuynik has developed devices that suppress 16 channels of electronic warfare interference

The Ushkuynik Research and Production Center has developed a line of noise-resistant navigation devices capable of suppressing 16 interference channels.

Previously, it was possible to suppress a maximum of 12 interference channels.

The new devices can be used on drones and maritime drones, as well as in the civilian sector, and are designed to provide a technical and economic advantage in military environments.

MOSCOW, October 7 - RIA Novosti. The Ushkuynik Research and Production Center has developed a line of noise-resistant navigation devices that can operate more effectively against enemy electronic warfare, while simultaneously suppressing 16 interference channels, the center’s general director, Alexey Chadayev, told RIA Novosti.

“A whole line of the latest noise-resistant navigation devices has been developed. It includes devices that can simultaneously suppress 16 interference channels,” Chadayev said.

He explained that before the advent of these devices, previous ones could suppress a maximum of 12 channels of interference.

Such devices are used on unmanned aerial vehicles and marine drones. They can also be used in the civilian sector, because electronic warfare works almost everywhere.

Chadayev particularly emphasized the task of increasing the number of suppression channels without sacrificing cost.

“The issue of price is critical, since war is a competition of technical and economic systems. The task is not to produce a product, but to produce it at a price and in a quantity that makes the cost of defeat economically justifiable,” said the general director.

As an example, he noted the FPV drone “Prince Vandal of Novgorod” (KVN), which destroyed billions of dollars worth of enemy equipment.

“We are proud that for our main product, KVN, the exchange rate is 1 to 40. That is, for the ruble of costs incurred by the state, the enemy lost 40,” Chadayev said.