The Army recently awarded General Dynamics a contract to prototype a new electronic warfare system aboard the new Infantry Squad Vehicle based on its previous work with the Tactical Electronic Warfare ...

Time-resolved spectroscopy is a tool that provides access to the time-scale of chemical reactions as they happen. With the help of ultra-short light pulses, it is possible to observe conformal changes ...

Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment. (Courtesy of Lockheed Martin) Northrop Grumman has ...

Single-atom catalyst (SAC) is a conceptual bridge between homo- and heterogeneous catalysis. It offers new opportunities for capturing the reaction intermediates by identifying the active sites, and ...

PITTSFIELD, Mass., Jan. 11 (UPI) --General Dynamics has received a contract by the U.S. Navy to support its Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program for its ships. Under the contract, General ...

General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems has awarded Lockheed Martin MS2 a contract valued at up to $36 million, including options for development and procurement of the High Gain, High ...

Deciding between paper and electronic device records may seem obvious. Less obvious are the considerations that go into creating a DHR that is not only functional, but also makes the manufacturing ...

The development of advanced methodologies in theoretical chemistry has been crucial to improve our microscopic understanding of molecular processes, not only enhancing our ability to model and predict ...

Electronic spectroscopy has emerged as a fundamental method for probing the quantum mechanical behaviour of molecules upon absorption of light. By resolving the energies, lifetimes and pathways of ...

Comparing two different wide-dynamic-range receivers via simulation. How does the pulse signal impact dynamic range? Assessing test results of linear vs. multichannel receivers. Applications for ...

Join the community discussion that is already taking place about this articleUnderstanding Your Signal Analyzer’s “Dynamic Range” Despite having just used the term “dynamic range” in the title myself ...