10/23/2026
Operating in contested RF environments requires assuming the adversary is actively trying to disrupt your network.
Traditional single-frequency command-and-control links can leave UAVs critically vulnerable, once an electronic attack targets the emitted uplink, the command link fails.
radios powered by Silvus’ battle-tested MN-MIMO waveform can eliminate this single point of failure because they feature access to Dual Frequency Link, a modular part of Spectrum Dominance 2.0 – an ever-expanding suite of LPI/LPD, Anti-Jam, and Advanced Threat Protection capabilities.
What does Dual Frequency do?
It decouples transmit and receive operations onto two disparate frequencies, allowing the to UAV receive critical commands on an uncontested channel even while emitting on another.
Because ground stations are typically non-line-of-sight to adversary jammers, command link integrity remains intact, allowing the platform to complete its mission while the enemy fruitlessly expends resources.