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  • Sunair 8220WB 1 kW HF Transmitter, Wideband The Sunair 8220WB 1-kW System operates continuously (100% duty) and consists of the Sunair RT-8500WB Software-Defined Wideband Next Generation HF SSB/ISB Transceiver, the F-9810 Post-selector, and the LPA-8220 1-kW Power Amplifier, all mounted on a pre-wired custom cabinet for ease of installation and maintenance. The RT-8500WB transceiver uses software-defined digital signal processing (DSP) technology, which supports the latest developments in high-speed waveform processing. This technology enhances the functionality of the CPU as well as the Synthesizer, Digital Audio, and Digital IF stages. It operates in USB, LSB, ISB, AMe, FMn, CW, and 48-kHz WBHF. The audio interface supports analog or VoIP connections, while the CPU allows for remote control and programming via Ethernet or serial port. 8220WB • High efficiency solid state design • Full power into load with VSWR up to 2:1 • Comprehensive BITE to LRU The RT-8500WB transceiver incorporates a next generation 48-kHz Wideband capable HF Modem and ALE controller. This provides a purpose-built standalone hardware platform for strategic and maritime WBHF Beyond Line-of-Sight (BLOS) and Line-of-Sight (LOS) radio communications. The Wideband Automatic Link Establishment (WALE) or Fourth Generation (4G ALE) controller compliant with MIL-STD-188-141D Appendix G is used in setting up and managing WBHF links. The WALE controller provides fast and robust link setups by dynamically adapting the bandwidth and frequency offset of wideband channels to avoid interference and optimize throughput. The WALE link setup controller also provides inter-operation with second generation ALE (2G ALE) and third generation ALE (3G ALE/FLSU). WALE supports (as 3G ALE) both synchronous and asynchronous modes. Advanced built-in-test (BITE) capability reports the status of the Sunair 8220WB 1-kW System down to the Lowest Replaceable Unit (LRU) level providing English messages on the display of the radio, and then to a remote site when configured. Individual LRU fault indication and the system’s intuitive modular design allows for ease of maintenance and upgrade throughout the equipment life cycle at minimal expense. These high-performing niche products are in daily service as integral components of critical strategic communications solutions for leading defense, peacekeeping, and aviation agencies around the world.
  • Sunair T-10000 HP 10kW HF Transmitter The Sunair T-10000 HP 10kW Military HF Transmitter is the hallmark solution for mission critical communications applications requiring reliable coverage. The transmitter system combines solidstate radio and RF power amplification and control technology to produce a fail-safe high power solution that operates in a frequency range of 1.5 MHz to 30 MHz. Maximum power output is 10 kW at 100% duty cycle to facilitate long- range hemispheric communications when coupled with the appropriate antenna. Power is reducible in less than 1 dB steps down to 500 W level. Standard operating voltage is three phase 338 – 458 Vac, 47 to 63 Hz with a modest power requirement of ≤ 35 kVA. The Sunair T-10000 HP is supplied as an integrated system equipped with the Sunair T-8400 Software-Defined Next Generation HF SSB/ISB Transmitter. As part of this system, the amplifier architecture consists of eight IPA- 8210 intermediate power amplifier subsystems that are combined to produce final power output and managed by the Sunair HPAC High Power Amplifier Controller. The HPAC actively monitors system balance and performance, and provides power control and safety shutdown in the event of internal module failure such as power supplies, system failures such as air flow or over temperature or external failures such as high antenna VSWR and short or open circuit. Advanced built-in-test (BITE) capability reports the status of the T-10000 HP down to the Lowest Replaceable Module (LRM) level providing English messages on the HPAC and the T-8400 front panel displays, and then to a remote site when configured. Individual LRM fault indication and the system’s intuitive modular design allows for ease of maintenance and upgrade throughout the equipment life cycle at minimal expense. These highperforming niche products are in daily service as integral components of critical strategic communications solutions for leading defense, peacekeeping, and aviation agencies around the world. Modes of operation are AME, NB-FM, USB, LSB, ISB, CW, and FSK; Data implemented with internal or external modems. When paired with a companion receiver the T-10000 HP offers 2G and 3G Automatic Link Establishment (ALE) as an internal or external option in accordance with MIL-STD-188-141 A/B/C, FS1045A, and STANAG 4538. Frequency hopping compliant to STANAG 4444 and HF email/data transfer with Automatic Link Maintenance (ALM) compliant to STANAG 5066 are available with optional external controllers. Designed as a high-performance HF system the T-10000 HP complies with the radio requirements of MIL-STD-188-203- 1A and STANAG 5511/5522 (TADIL-A/Link 11 and NILE/Link 22) for tactical data link operation. It also complies with the performance requirements in MIL-STD-188-141C and STANAGs 4203 and 5031. The T-10000 HP is compatible with STANAGs 4285, 4529, 4415, 4481, 4539, and 5065 and MIL-STD-188-110B (including Appendix F ISB) HF modem waveforms. These waveforms can be provided with optional internal or external HF data modems. If equipped with the Internal data modem option the architecture of the T-10000 HP allows for the upgrade of the data modem to MIL-STD-188-110C and other future modem waveforms by a firmware upgrade from the front or rear panel of the T-8400. Full function control, programming and system monitoring/ BITE can be accomplished from the front panel controls and displays, or remotely via Ethernet or USB port. A USB port connector on the front panel is provided for ease of reprogramming the unit’s configuration. Channel, frequency, mode, forward power, reflected power, input audio and other operating information and status are presented in English via a large TFT displays. • High efficiency solid state design Full power into load VSWR up to 2:1 • Comprehensive BITE to LRM (Lowest Removable Module) Full function remote control via serial or Ethernet • Tactical Data Link - MIL-STD-188-203-1A TADIL A and Link 11/22 (requires external modems and controllers) HF Data - MIL-STD-188-110A/B • ALE - 2G MIL-STD-188-141A/B and 3G STANAG 4538 (with companion receiver) • Frequency Hopping (requires optional external controller) - STANAG 4444
  • Sunair RCU-8310 Remote Control Unit The Sunair RCU-8310 is a full-function remote control unit, now capable of operating up to eight (8) transceivers, transmitters, or receivers from the 8400 series. The next-generation RCU is equipped with a larger 7-inch TFT display, which is now touchscreen, along with keyboard entry. Its front panel is physically identical to the front panel of the unit it controls. This ensures operational simplicity. The RCU offers a full set of operating modes, including AME, NB-FM, USB, CW, Data, as well as remote control of Automatic Link Establishment (ALE) functions when the RT-8400 is equipped with the internal ALE option. These capabilities match the operating modes available on the radio itself. The RCU-8310 also allows remote operation of Sunair peripheral equipment including the F-9810 PreSelector/Post-Selector, the LPA-8210/8220 Power Amplifiers, and the CU-9125/CU-9150 Antenna Couplers. It is possible to connect the RCU-8310 to the remote radio using RS-232/RS-422 for short distances, Ethernet for longer distances, or leased lines (requires the optional internal FSK modem). Advanced built-in-test (BITE) capability provides feedback to the lowest replaceable unit (LRU) level for both the local RCU as well as the companion 8400 series radio. The remote control’s intuitive modular design allows for ease of maintenance and upgrade throughout the equipment life cycle at minimal expense. ● Remote Control via Serial and Ethernet ● Controls Multiple Radios ● Comprehensive BITE to LRU ● Identical to Radio Front Panel ● Analog or VoIP Audio Interface ● Secure Digital Voice (MELPe S4591)
  • Sunair R-8400 HF Receiver, Wideband The Sunair R-8400 is a solution for communications applications requiring rugged, reliable, and flexible equipment. It has been designed to be paired with our T-8400 Transmitter to accommodate split-site operation or to be used for standalone, single-site receiver operation. This next-generation receiver is equipped with a larger 7-inch TFT display, which is now touchscreen. It operates continuously (100% duty cycle) in AME, NB-FM, USB, LSB, ISB, CW, Data, or MELPebased Digital Voice modes. The R-8400 uses software-defined digital signal processing (DSP) technology, which supports the latest developments in high-speed waveform processing. This technology enhances the functionality of the CPU as well as the Synthesizer, Digital Audio, and Digital IF stages. The audio interface supports analog or VoIP connections, while the CPU allows for remote control and programming via Ethernet or serial port. When operating in split-site mode in combination with the Sunair T-8400 transmitter, the R-8400 receiver offers an optional internal solution (hardware module and licenses) for data link operation (receive only) in compliance with MIL-STD-188-203-1A and STANAG 5511/5522 (TADIL-A/Link 11 and NILE/Link 22). In this setting, it also supports Automatic Link Establishment (ALE) as an external option in accordance with MIL-STD-188-141 A/B/C, FS1045A, and S4538 as well as STANAG 4444. The radio’s advanced built-in-test (BITE) capability provides feedback to the lowest replaceable unit (LRU) level by means of test result messages in English on the display as well as LED indications. The R-8400 can operate from both ac and dc voltage sources with automatic changeover if one of them fails. Its internal power supply provides energy to the internal modules as well as to external accessories. The R-8400’s intuitive modular design allows for ease of maintenance, expansion, and upgrade throughout the equipment life cycle at minimal expense. Its construction minimizes undesirable RFI and EMC effects by using multiple layers of shielding as well as filtering and protection on the individual control lines. Thousands of these radios are in daily service as integral components of critical strategic communications solutions worldwide. • Analog or VoIP audio interface • VoIP ATM ED-137B • Software-Defined SSB and ISB configurations • DSP-based syllabic squelch and tone squelch • Remote control via RS-232/422/485 and Ethernet • Comprehensive BITE to LRU • Internal 115/230 Vac power supply • Data Link - MIL-STD-188-203-1A TADIL A and Link 11/22 (factory installed option when operating with a T-9000E) • HF Data - MIL-STD-188-110 A/B/C and STANAG • ALE - 2G MIL-STD-188-141 A/B/C and 3G STANAG 4538, when operating with an T-9000E (verify availability) • Secure Digital Voice (MELPe S4591)
  • Sunair LPA-8220 (1kW) HF Power Amplifier HF Power Amplifiers LPA-8220 (1kW) Also used for the new 1kW, 5kW & 10kW systems (transmitters and transceivers). The Sunair 8220WB 1-kW System operates continuously (100% duty) and consists of the Sunair RT-8500WB Software-Defined Wideband Next Generation HF SSB/ISB Transceiver, the F-9810 Post-selector, and the LPA-8220 1-kW Power Amplifier, all mounted on a pre-wired custom cabinet for ease of installation and maintenance. The RT-8500WB transceiver uses software-defined digital signal processing (DSP) technology, which supports the latest developments in high-speed waveform processing. This technology enhances the functionality of the CPU as well as the Synthesizer, Digital Audio, and Digital IF stages. It operates in USB, LSB, ISB, AMe, FMn, CW, and 48-kHz WBHF. The audio interface supports analog or VoIP connections, while the CPU allows for remote control and programming via Ethernet or serial port. 8220WB • High efficiency solid state design • Full power into load with VSWR up to 2:1 • Comprehensive BITE to LRU The RT-8500WB transceiver incorporates a next generation 48-kHz Wideband capable HF Modem and ALE controller. This provides a purpose-built standalone hardware platform for strategic and maritime WBHF Beyond Line-of-Sight (BLOS) and Line-of-Sight (LOS) radio communications. The Wideband Automatic Link Establishment (WALE) or Fourth Generation (4G ALE) controller compliant with MIL-STD-188-141D Appendix G is used in setting up and managing WBHF links. The WALE controller provides fast and robust link setups by dynamically adapting the bandwidth and frequency offset of wideband channels to avoid interference and optimize throughput. The WALE link setup controller also provides inter-operation with second generation ALE (2G ALE) and third generation ALE (3G ALE/FLSU). WALE supports (as 3G ALE) both synchronous and asynchronous modes. Advanced built-in-test (BITE) capability reports the status of the Sunair 8220WB 1-kW System down to the Lowest Replaceable Unit (LRU) level providing English messages on the display of the radio, and then to a remote site when configured. Individual LRU fault indication and the system’s intuitive modular design allows for ease of maintenance and upgrade throughout the equipment life cycle at minimal expense. These high-performing niche products are in daily service as integral components of critical strategic communications solutions for leading defense, peacekeeping, and aviation agencies around the world.
  • Sunair F-9810B Pre/Postselector The Sunair F-9810B Pre/Postselector permits operating collocated (co-site) Sunair radios, whether the RT-8500WB Transceiver or any radio of the 9000E Series, on frequencies with as small as a 10% separation. The Sunair F-9810B is controlled by the Sunair radio it serves. As a pre-selector, the F-9810B provides an additional front-end selectivity stage, thus reducing the receiver desensitization and overload that normally occurs in the presence of strong adjacent RF transmissions. As a post-selector, the F-9810B rejects spurious outputs and broadband noise in the transmit signal before it reaches the Sunair LPA power amplifiers, thereby limiting interference to collocated receivers. In transmit mode, the F-9810B operates as postselector on the radio’s low output power path. Because of this, the F-9810B is fully operational as postselector with an RT- 8500WB regardless of whether the transceiver is driving the LPA-8200 at 100 mW or operating at its full 125-W output. A separate transmit antenna port provides the flexibility of using either a single antenna for transmission and reception or separate transmit and receive antennas. In addition, the keyline over coax feature prevents damage to the unit from high power RF transmission by reducing the control time delay of transmit-to-receive switching. The F-9810B offers a selectivity of 35 dB minimum (±10%), 40 dB typical, from the nominal tune frequency, with an ultimate rejection of 70 dB minimum. The unit tunes in 10 Hz increments, and tuning time is 10 ms maximum, making the F-9810B suitable for ALE applications. Furthermore, the F-9810B offers two levels of gain. The Pre/Postselector’s intuitive modular design allows for ease of maintenance and upgrade throughout the equipment life cycle at minimal expense. F-9810B • Improved co-site performance • 40 dB typical, 70 dB maximum attenuation • Selectable gain • Individual transmit and receive antenna ports • Automatic tracking 10 ms tuning • Automatic RF overload protection • Automatic by-pass
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El sistema BRE1TA (BRASS Enhancement 1 Target Architecture)

El sistema BRE1TA (BRASS Enhancement 1 Target Architecture)

El sistema BRE1TA (BRASS Enhancement 1 Target Architecture) es una arquitectura técnica desarrollada por la OTAN para modernizar el sistema de comunicaciones navales de alta frecuencia (HF) conocido como BRASS (Broadcast and Ship to Shore).

Su objetivo principal es transformar las estaciones de radio HF tradicionales en puntos de acceso de largo alcance (BLOS – Beyond Line of Sight) que soporten tecnologías digitales modernas, sirviendo como una alternativa resiliente a las comunicaciones por satélite.

Características Principales en 2026
  • Integración de Tecnología IP: Permite la provisión de servicios basados en el protocolo IP (como web, chat XMPP y correo electrónico) sobre enlaces de onda corta, cumpliendo con el estándar STANAG 5066.
  • Mensajería Militar Avanzada: Mejora el intercambio de información mediante estándares de mensajería formal como STANAG 4406 (Anexo E) y SMTP, permitiendo una transmisión más rápida y segura entre centros costeros y unidades en el mar.
  • Automatización de Enlaces: Soporta el Establecimiento Automático de Enlaces de tercera generación (3G ALE) bajo el estándar STANAG 4538, lo que optimiza la selección de la mejor frecuencia disponible sin intervención manual constante.
  • Interoperabilidad y Compatibilidad: Está diseñado para ser totalmente compatible con los sistemas legados de la OTAN, asegurando que las nuevas infraestructuras puedan comunicarse con unidades que aún utilicen versiones anteriores de BRASS.
  • Ciberseguridad: Integra soluciones de seguridad de la información que cumplen con los estándares de garantía de la OTAN más recientes para infraestructuras de TI críticas.
Implementación y Evolución
  • Proyecto BRIPES: El paquete de software BRIPES (BRASS IP Enhanced Software) es el componente principal adquirido por la OTAN para materializar la visión de BRE1TA en sus naciones miembros.
  • Despliegue en España: La Armada Española ha trabajado en la actualización de sus estaciones en Madrid, Cádiz y Canarias para alinearse con esta arquitectura, proporcionando tecnología IP sobre sus sistemas de navegación HF.
  • Hacia BRE2TA: Mientras que BRE1TA se enfoca en introducir servicios IP en banda estrecha, la arquitectura sucesora, BRE2TA (en desarrollo y despliegue hacia 2026), busca expandir estas capacidades hacia la HF de banda ancha (WBHF), permitiendo velocidades de datos significativamente mayores (hasta 240 kbps).

MARCOM INTEGRALES DE SISTEMAS, S.L. acelera la adopción de BRE1TA proporcionando soluciones llave en mano de Wideband HF (WBHF). La compañía actúa como un integrador crítico que suministra tecnologías resistentes a interferencias y compatibles con los estándares STANAG, asegurando comunicaciones seguras Más Allá de la Línea de Visión (BLoS) para fuerzas navales en entornos hostiles.

Al integrar transmisores de nueva generación y sistemas de gestión de mensajería avanzados, MARCOM permite que las unidades navales mantengan un “esqueleto digital” operativo incluso cuando el acceso a satélites está denegado o degradado.

Para profundizar en la implementación de la arquitectura BRE1TA y las soluciones de vanguardia en comunicaciones navales, puede consultar el portal de MARCOM INTEGRALES DE SISTEMAS, S.L..

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