SIGNALS – The Rohde & Schwarz Defense Podcast

Rohde & Schwarz is a leading partner in the development and implementation of the Second Generation Anti-jam Tactical UHF Radio for NATO (SATURN) standard, a secure jamming-resistant waveform for military communications in the UHF band.

Join Thomas Bögl, THE expert at Rohde & Schwarz and the hosts of SIGNALS as they discuss how SATURN is becoming the new standard for military radio communications, replacing the legacy HAVEQUICK (HQ) waveform, and is already designated as a NATO Minimum Military Requirement (MMR) for maritime and air operations interoperability.

Join Maxime Zanini, Project Management FCAS at Rohde & Schwarz and the hosts of SIGNALS discussing the ambitious Future Combat Air System (FCAS) – Europe's next-generation air combat system. The episode dives into the core challenge facing the program, e.g. successfully integrating diverse crewed and uncrewed platforms into a cohesive, networked system. This episode explores the complexities of building not just advanced aircraft, but a fully connected ecosystem where individual components work together seamlessly to achieve overarching strategic goals. While there's a lot of political and industrial debate about the future of the FCAS program, Rohde & Schwarz, as an...

Join Benjamin Barth, Senior Capture Manager from Rohde & Schwarz and the hosts of SIGNALS as they explore the evolving world of border security, moving beyond traditional methods to focus on the power of RF sensors and integrated technologies. This episode highlights how these technologies enable proactive threat detection, addressing challenges like human trafficking and smuggling, and enhancing national security. Ultimately, the podcast positions Rohde & Schwarz as a trusted partner offering decades of experience and a comprehensive portfolio for modernizing border security efforts.

Join Benjamin Barth, Senior Capture Manager from Rohde & Schwarz and the hosts of SIGNALS as they discuss the complex and often controversial world of border security — what it means, how it works, and why it matters.