The "Ruselectronics" holding of the Rostec State Corporation has developed a technology to improve the reliability and noise immunity of short-wave radio communications in the air, which operates at a distance of up to 6000 km. The solution copes with the tasks even under conditions of indirect visibility.
NPP "Polet", a subsidiary of "Ruselectronics", which manufactures aircraft communication equipment for military and civilian needs, has invented a method of spaced signal reception. With this method, radio waves are spaced in frequency, orthogonal signals and majority decoding are used. Simply put, communication is simultaneously organized on several frequencies, and information is compressed without degrading its reliability.
The new technology provides the transmission of radio waves through a multipath channel, their reception by antenna elements spaced in space, and the subsequent summation of the received signals. The system can be used to improve the reliability and noise immunity of dual-use HF radio lines.
The equipment of NPP "Polet" has already been successfully tested for organizing communication with aircraft located at very large distances from the control center. This development in 2024 became the winner of the I.P. Kulibin Prize of the Nizhny Novgorod Region in the nomination "The Best Invention of the Year in the Field of Electronics, Information and Communication Systems and Communications".
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