According to RIA Novosti, citing an informed source, new communication systems are being created for the Russian missile forces, which will increase the speed of Russian missile strikes.
Short-wave communication lines have been developed for Russian troops, which will allow flight missions to be loaded much faster into mobile missile systems for various purposes due to the increased amount of data transmitted per unit of time. This will speed up the response of troops to enemy actions and allow for more rapid strikes against identified targets or response to the evolving situation in the theater of operations.
Military expert Denis Fedutinov explained that short-wave (SW) communication duplicates satellite and cable communication lines. Expanding the SW signal band allows for higher speeds with the same equipment.
It is also necessary to increase the data transfer rate in the HF band because the combat control systems being put into operation require greater channel bandwidth.
The "Rostec" holding company "Roselectronika" is already developing a new radio line "Saturn", which, by expanding the signal band, will increase the data transfer rate in the HF band by eight times without increasing the amount of radio equipment.
