MS 23 Electronic Warfare System

MS-23 is the product of an R&D process carried out by Sekizaltmış for over 10 years. MS-23, which has entered mass production, has a modular technology infrastructure that can adapt to changing tactical and operational conditions. In this context, the system can perform jamming against all air targets that proceed to their target by navigating in the air, centered on unmanned aerial vehicles.

MS-23, which can perform electronic warfare against all systems with receivers in the bands it broadcasts, has the ability to include 20 separate bands between 0-6 GHz according to user demand. MS-23, which can broadcast with 100 Watt RF output power for each band, allows its operator to operate the bands together or independently, adjust the bandwidths, and customize the RF output power. Each band works with its own amplifier and power electronics units.

The system can perform directional broadcasting at an angle of 60° on the X axis, taking into account operational conditions. Designed to be able to broadcast separately on each band to both civil and military GNSS bands, MS-23 can be operated with both digital and analog control units. The system can transmit broadcasts up to 60 kilometers in GNSS bands and between 20-40 kilometers in communication bands.

MS-23 has tactical capabilities that can be used in front lines, strategic area protection, and facility protection. By performing jamming activities in a certain area on the front line, the system can be used to neutralize UAV and UCAV threats and also offers an effective solution for total and comprehensive electronic jamming against enemy territory.

MS-23 operates with a mechanical platform that can be integrated into military land vehicles and armored vehicles. Designed as a 650 kg vehicle-mounted platform, the system facilitates logistics and positioning in case of need with its transition and working modes. It can operate with its own independent power source on the vehicle. With its pan and tilt capability, the system can position itself towards the direction of the threat on a fixed vehicle. With its 190-degree right and left pan movement capacity, the system can move 360 degrees in a circular motion, and with its 0-110 degree tilt capability, it can also jam targets below 0 degrees in high areas.