El centro de investigaci\u00f3n avanzada del Pent\u00e1gono dice que ha construido la capacidad de prueba de guerra electr\u00f3nica m\u00e1s grande y realista del mundo y planea instalarla en un laboratorio de la Marina a finales de este a\u00f1o.\u00a0La Agencia de Investigaci\u00f3n Avanzada de Defensa ha estado desarrollando su Emulador de Batalla Espacial de Radiofrecuencia Digital, o\u00a0DRBE, desde 2019 con el objetivo de ayudar a mejorar la capacidad del Departamento de Defensa, para probar nuevas capacidades de guerra electr\u00f3nica o proporcionar efectos de guerra electr\u00f3nica realistas como interferencias y suplantaci\u00f3n de radar.<\/p>\n
The Pentagon\u2019s advanced research hub says it has built the world\u2019s largest, most realistic electronic warfare test capability and plans to install it at a Navy lab later this year.<\/p>\n
The Defense Advanced Research Agency has been developing its Digital Radio Frequency Battlespace Emulator, or DRBE, since 2019 with the goal of helping improve the Defense Department\u2019s ability to test new electronic warfare capabilities or\u00a0provide realistic EW effects<\/a>\u00a0like radar jamming and spoofing.<\/p>\n The system uses a real-time high-performance computing architecture to reduce latency and provide more realistic RF simulation, according to program manager Anna Tauke-Pedretti.<\/p>\n In an interview with Defense News, Tauke-Pedretti said DRBE provides an option for DOD testers that lets them better tailor test events to specific scenarios or needs.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re able to test systems under more controlled and varying scenarios,\u201d she said. \u201cWe can choose what we test against and what our environment looks like so we can better understand how our systems respond in certain environments.\u201d<\/p>\n