PPM Systems’ Crossbow product – a prominent example of how open standards will benefit real systems

The UK’s most diverse and forward-thinking security is once again bringing together military, law enforcement and security agencies to meet with leading defence and security technology and innovation businesses on the 3rd November at the Three Counties Showground.

3CDSE always focuses on the new threat landscape, and with the move to a new ecosystem governed by open standards for the creation and application of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) equipment, there’s never been a more important time to stay in the loop.

PPM Systems is actively involved in defining, maturing and applying the open standards for connecting this new ecosystem, in part due to its proven history of strong collaboration and its authority in the RF and optical domains. Working with CEMA, C4 and ISR system integrators, PPM is delivering collaborative, future-proof solutions.

Connecting the technology of today with the capabilities of the future, evergreen RF over fibre solutions easily integrate with the radio equipment you have now and will allow you to smoothly add in equipment from any suppliers at any point. Ease your current Vehicle Integration Kit (VIK) challenges and take your first, simple step into the ecosystem of the future.

Next month, explore this technology agnostic solution where all types, modulations and classifications of signal can be carried on a single, compact RF over fibre cable. Fibre is also impervious to interference from other electromagnetic signals and, as it can be part of a distributed network, you get flexible optical routing, distributed processing, antenna remoting and reduced armour penetration.

Open standards are here – speak to the experts at PPM Systems on stand 92 at 3CDSE on 3rd November to get ahead. Book your ticket at www.3cdse.co.uk today!

“Engaging with the MOD’s future programmes is vital, so we’re excited to be back at 3CDSE for 2022 to do just that! It’s a key place for us to catch up with industry and defence colleagues and stakeholders, to meet new customers and contacts, and to strengthen our collective knowledge and collaboration.”
—Neil Seager, PPM Systems