Open-architecture development subsystem for mission-to-mission flexibility
Mercury’s MPS1101 offers a modular and reconfigurable architecture for more accelerated, yet secure, EW and spectrum processing system development. Using the Rappid platform, the MPS1101 incorporates open hardware, turnkey software and firmware allowing users to leverage a wide range of hardware sets to easily develop a subsystem that meets their mission-specific needs. The MPS1101 lets users focus on their own technologies instead of managing the base architecture of the subsystem.
BUILT FOR EVERY INHOSPITABLE CORNER OF THE GLOBE
Rapid Application Delivery and Sustainment
Leveraging an open spectrum processing development platform, our middleware library reduces system development time by providing out-of-the-box functionality for applications like VITA49-compliant software-defined radio and other modules.
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App-Based Electronic Warfare
Delivering the first open spectrum processing development platform
Accelerate system development and deployment with the Rappid application-ready platform. Mercury combines open software, open firmware and open hardware to reinvent the way electronic warfare systems are built, maintained and upgraded.
OPEN SYSTEM ARCHITECTURES
Accelerate Technology Adoption from RF to Digital
The pace of today's technology development means the traditional approach of custom-designed components, modules and subsystems is too slow. By adopting a modular open systems architecture approach (MOSA), we deliver the latest capabilities at the speed of relevance.
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