Saqribs 4 portable electronic warfare (EW) device is designed to counter FPV drones in four radiofrequency bands. The principle of operation of the anti-drone electronic warfare (EW) system is to jam the control and navigation channels of UAVs, thereby causing failure to the enemy equipment. The device has four radio jamming channels with a power of 50 watts each. It covers the frequencies used to control most of FPV drones. This includes a bandwidth of so-called “non-standard frequencies”, which gained widespread use in terms of control after drone operators started searching for an alternative to the once-standard 915 MHz frequency. Thus, Saqribs 4 ensures a high degree of protection against kamikaze drone attacks. The device can create dome protection through the use of omnidirectional antennas, as well as directional protection — owing to a package of directional antennas suitable for mounting on a motor vehicle.
The necessary frequencies can be added, and the unnecessary ones can be removed on a customizable basis.
Scope of supply for Saqribs 4 electronic warfare (EW) device:
- jamming module (electronic warfare, EW) – 1 piece;
- antenna – 4 pieces;
- antenna transmission cable – 4 pieces;
- user manual – 1 piece;
- power cable – 1 piece;
- control panel – 1 piece;
- power supply unit – 1 piece;
- charger – 1 piece;
- battery, 24 V 25 А.
Possible application fields of Saqribs 4 electronic warfare (EW) device
Owing to its compact design, the system has proven itself to be a good countermeasure against FPV drones when used by the military, the police, and security agencies in various situations. The electronic warfare device can be used by assault forces, counter-terrorism units, border control units, medical battalions for evacuation of wounded individuals and other mobile teams, territorial defense, checkpoints, roadblocks, military facilities, in private property protection, for commercial espionage countering, etc.
Advantages of Saqribs 4 electronic warfare (EW) device:
- jamming of FPV drones;
- portability;
- omnidirectional coverage by antennas;
- mounting on the motor vehicle body.