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    Eagle Passive Active Warning

    Survivability System (EPAWSS)


    Electronic warfare/countermeasure system

    Maximizing mission
    effectiveness and survivability
    for the U.S. Air Force F-15 fleet

    Electronic Systems
    Eagle Passive Active Warning
    Survivability System
    An integrated all-digital system, EPAWSS provides
    advanced aircraft protection and significantly improved
    situational awareness to protect F-15C and F-15E
    aircraft. Equipped with offensive and defensive
    electronic warfare options, fully integrated radar
    warning, geo-location and increased chaff and flare
    capability, EPAWSS detects and defeats surface and
    LRU 1 airborne threats in signal-dense contested and highly
    contested environments.
    How it works
    The EPAWSS system collects and processes
    electromagnetic energy to instantaneously capture
    a 360-degree aerial field of view to provide a
    LRU 2 comprehensive picture of the battlespace. This gives
    the pilot maximum situational awareness, helping
    to identify, monitor, analyze, and rapidly respond to
    Features potential threats. Using advanced avionics and sensors,
    • Leverages digital electronic warfare technology from fifth- the system takes this a step further by detecting and
    generation fighter aircraft geo-locating electronic emitters to give pilots the
    • Offensive and defensive digital electronic warfare capabilities option to evade, engage, counter or jam threats.

    • Modular, scalable, open-system architecture Experience


    Built on a foundation of more than 60 years of
    • All-aspect, broadband radar warning and geolocation
    experience, BAE Systems has emerged as the world
    • Multispectral, radio frequency (RF) and infrared (IR) leader in electronic warfare, flying systems on more
    countermeasures than 80 platforms. Unsurpassed in the field across
    • Simultaneous jamming without interfering with radar and the electromagnetic spectrum, our state-of-the-art
    radar warning receiver technology maximizes mission survivability for the
    warfighter, providing end-to-end capabilities to
    • Interoperable with active electronically scanned array radar
    counter current and emerging threats. Innovating to
    • Throughput and memory reserve for capability growth meet the future needs of the warfighter, BAE Systems
    • Fault isolation down to a Line Replaceable Module (LRM) has produced more than 10,000 tactical electronic
    supporting two-level maintenance warfare systems.

    Benefits
    • Integrates radar warning and countermeasures into one system
    • Faster countermeasures response
    • Increased situational awareness
    • Improved reliability
    • Reduces F-15 electronic warfare footprint
    • 50% more chaff and flares than aircraft today
    • Ability to identify and counter future threats
    • Allows F-15 to work cooperatively with other
    U.S. Air Force aircraft

    For more information contact:


    BAE Systems Disclaimer and copyright
    Peter Snetzko This document gives only a general description of the product(s) and service(s)
    T: (office) 973 317 7066 and, except where expressly provided otherwise, shall not form any part of any
    T: (mobile) 603 318 6862 contract. From time to time, changes may be made in the products
    or the conditions of supply.
    E: [email protected] BAE SYSTEMS is a registered trademark of BAE Systems plc.
    W: www.baesystems.com ©2016 BAE Systems. All rights reserved.
    Cleared for open publication on 09/16 CS-16-C11-EPAWSS

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