COMINT Consulting collaborates with Ettus Research

BOZEMAN, Mont. - Oct. 10, 2013 - PRLog -- COMINT Consulting, a leader in communications and signal intelligence (COMINT/SIGINT) solutions, recently added the power of their elite decoder, the Krypto500, to the Ettus Research USRP (Universal Software Radio Peripheral) and software defined radio product portfolio.

The USRP family of products is designed for RF applications from DC to 6 GHz, including multiple antenna systems. Example application areas include white spaces, mobile phones, public safety, spectrum monitoring, radio networking, cognitive radio, satellite navigation, and amateur radio. With a low overall system price, expansive capabilities, and software availability, USRP products are used by thousands of engineers worldwide and remain the top choice in software defined radio hardware for algorithm development, exploration, and prototyping.

“Ettus has built flexible and powerful backpack-sized receivers that will help track signals from remote or difficult-to-reach locations,” said COMINT Consulting’s president.  “Adding the Krypto500 software will allow this USRP to become a true COMINT/SIGINT system, complete with classifiers, demodulators, decoders and parsers.”

COMINT Consulting offers ancillary signals analysis and custom decoder development services for all radio frequencies, from HF-SHF-ELF and satellite systems. As the list of signals, users and modes expands, COMINT Consulting adds decoders at the rate of 3 to 4 new decode solutions per month.

About COMINT Consulting

COMINT Consulting leads the COMINT/SIGINT field with more collection points, modes, linguists, spectrum analysis and surveillance targets than any other signal intelligence provider. With more than 30 years of SIGINT experience, COMINT Consulting is trusted by agencies such as NSA, NATO, CIA, the U.S. Department of Defense and many others.

About Ettus Research

Ettus Research™, a National Instruments (NI) company since 2010, is the world's leading supplier of software defined radio platforms, including the Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP™) family of products. With a low overall system price, expansive capabilities, and software availability, USRP products are used by thousands of engineers worldwide and remain the top choice in software defined radio hardware for algorithm development, exploration, and prototyping.