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Electronic Systems

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L-3 Electronic Systems businesses provide a broad range of products, including components, products, systems and subsystems, and related services to military and commercial customers in several niche markets. Electronic Systems comprises L-3's broadest and deepest segment of products and services. From individual components and subsystems through fully integrated systems and platform solutions, L-3's portfolio spans the areas most relevant today: avionics and displays, security and detection, microwave and RF, SATCOM and antennas, sensors and simulation, and marine and power. This breadth, combined with a total commitment to quality and service, makes L-3 a highly competitive resource, both as a supplier and as a prime contractor.

Capabilities

  • Advanced Photonic Systems and Components (Electronic Systems)
  • AEW Antennas and Services
  • After-Market Service & Support
  • Antennas for Land, Sea, and Air in EW, SATCOM, and CNI Applications
  • Anti-Submarine Warfare & Mine Warfare Systems
  • Applied Technology

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Unmanned Aircraft Systems

The demand for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) is strong and growing. By combining the capabilities of more than 25 business units, L-3 has become a fully integrated platform provider for UAS programs.

L-3 currently offers scalable, configurable platforms to serve three distinct UAS segments. The first, Mobius, is a medium-altitude, long-endurance UAS that L-3 successfully demonstrated in 2009. Mobius offers highly sophisticated capabilities and operational flexibility at a very competitive cost. The second, Viking, is a mid-tier unmanned system that evolved from a system that has logged more than 10,000 hours in-theater. The third, the air- or tube-launched Cutlass, is a small, expendable UAS that has generated interest across all service branches.

L-3’s full range of products and services for UAS platforms includes training and simulation and comprehensive operational support, as well as remote video terminals, video management systems, communications and data links, and electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) and electronic warfare sensors that link ground troops to command and control hubs.