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BEL to focus on C4I systems
Navratna Defence PSU, the Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) will showcase its R&D might by displaying its latest range of products and systems, developed in-house. The main highlight of BEL’s display will be network-centric warfare (NCW) systems developed indigenously for the Indian defence forces.
NCW solutions for the Indian Navy will include combat management system, which automates tactical data from the ship’s sensors to provide decision support to the ship’s command; coastal surveillance system, an all-weather 24 x 7 surveillance system developed for safeguarding the nation’s coastline by networking various sensors such as radars, day and night electro-optical equipment, automatic identification system and meteorological equipment; and advanced composite communication system, an IP-based newgeneration voice, data and video integrated system.
BEL’s display will also include key elements developed for use in various C4I systems catering to all the three Services — like computing elements in various forms, right from wrist-wearable computers, handheld computers and tablet PC to rugged laptop; communication equipment such as software defined radio with different variants, HF radios and radio Relays, besides encryptors such as terminal end secrecy device (TESD), IP encryptor and bulk encryptor.
BEL will highlight its contributions to the electronic warfare and avionics segment with an impressive display of the missile approach warning systems, convoy jammers, flight control computer and other cockpit modules. Also on display will be the latest range of laser products, night vision products and batteries.
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