SRC’s Silent Archer technology integrates to deliver a complete, end-to-end counter-unmanned aircraft system (CUAS) solution designed for critical defense and security applications. It comprises radar, electronic warfare (EW), direction finding, camera and a user display to detect, track, classify, identify and disrupt hostile aircraft, whether a lone target or an aircraft swarm.

The field-proven Silent Archer technologies have been successfully demonstrated at U.S. government-sponsored events since 2005, such as JIAMDO’s Black Dart, the Army Warfighting Assessment (AWA), Network Integration Evaluation (NIE), and Maneuvers and Fires Integrated Exercise (MFIX).

Silent Archer CUAS technology has been selected by the U.S. military and its allies for VIP protection and surveillance at high profile events such as the G8 and G20 Summits, as well as the 2012 Summer Olympics.

Si lent Archer™ Counter-UAS Technology

SRC, Inc’s Silent Archer technology comprises operationally ready, field-proven,

solutions for the detection, tracking, classification, identification and disruption of

low, slow and small aircraft.

• Force protection • Critical infrastructure protection • Security for VIPs and high profile events, such as the Olympics and G8/G20 summits • Urban environment surveillance

Expeditionary Fixed-Site

Configurations

Fly-Away Kit

Si lent Archer™ Counter-UAS Technology

Detect Air surveillance radar, electronic warfare and direction finding systems scan the airspace for low, slow and small (LSS) airborne targets, collecting information such as 3-D location, radio frequency signature, and more. Together, these technologies accurately detect, track and identify hostile UAS for making effective decisions regarding threats.

Decide The combination of radar signature data and electronic surveillance information is sufficient for positive identification of UAS targets. Identification can then be further enhanced through the use of an electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) camera for visual identification. With the visual identification being made, the operator can confidently decide on which, if any, actions must be taken against the threat.

Defeat Once a UAS has been identified as hostile, the operator has the option of engaging it in a variety of low-cost, low-risk ways with the EW system, such as jamming the communication links of the UAS, causing it to return to its base station or perform an emergency landing. The same techniques work against UAS swarms, since jamming of the RF band can defeat multiple targets simultaneously. If electronic methods are insufficient, the operator can cue a weapon system to defeat the non-cooperative target.

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• Force protection in contested environments • Critical infrastructure protection • Security for VIPs and high profile events • Urban environment surveillance

• Frequency surveillance EW and direction finding technology detects, identifies and disrupts communication and control signals

• Spatial surveillance Radar technology detects, identifies and tracks low, slow and small airborne targets

• Optical surveillance EO/IR camera for tracking and visual identification

• User display C2 system for situational awareness and informed decision making

• Efficient EW techniques can disrupt individual UAS and swarms at a very low cost per engagement

• Configurable Fixed-site, expeditionary or fly-away kit configurations

• Rugged For deployment in a broad range of operational environments

Applications

Features

Benefits

Direction Finding Unit

Electronic Warfare System User Display

Silent Archer Components

EO/IR CameraAir

Surveillance Radar

• AN/TPQ-50 with LSTAR air surveillance software

• AN/TPQ-49 with LSTAR air surveillance software

• R1400 AESA radar

• SkyChaser™ On-The-Move radar

• Sabre Fury

• SRC5986A Microtransceiver

• Other (please inquire)

• Whisper Hunter™ direction finding unit

• S2 Spectrum Sensor

• Other (please inquire)

• Night Hawk by PVP Advanced EO Systems

• Other (please inquire)

• SRC Next-Gen GUI

• Skylight Airspace Monitor Interface

• Other (please inquire)