May 26, 2026 12:47 PM
Saab is pushing deeper into passive electronic warfare with a new compact sensor designed to quietly monitor radar emissions from a range of threats, including fighter jets, surveillance radars, and surface vessels.
Saab is pushing deeper into passive electronic warfare (EW) with a new compact sensor designed to quietly monitor radar emissions from a range of threats, including fighter jets, surveillance radars, and surface vessels.
Called Sirius Compact L24R, the system operates autonomously and continuously processes intelligence data without storing sensitive information on the sensor itself.
It is compatible with interfaces such as Sensing for Asset Protection with Integrated Electronic Networked Technology and Cooperative Electronic Support Measure Operations.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: Saab Rolls Out Passive EW Sensor Built to Hunt Enemy Radars Quietly
Saab•electronic warfare•technology•Radar•electromagnetic waves•Radar Warning Receiver•radar-evading technology•electromagnetic warfare•border surveillance radar
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