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The University of Mississippi, in cooperation of the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense
Technical Center (USASMDTC), is investigating technological advances in providing basic, state-of-the-art building
blocks for advanced phased array radar systems. The primary purpose of this related Radar Power Technology (RPT)
Program initiative is to develop and integrate solid state radar and power technologies into combined subarray elements
that will lead to reductions in the mass, volume, and cost of conventional phased array radar systems having enhanced
capability, reliability, maintainability, and manufacturability. This work is based in part on new integrated power
technology developments and implementations for radar system advancements in the use and development of advanced
transmitter/receiver (T/R) modules, phased array antennas, distributed fuel cells, and electronics and signal processing.
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