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Infrastructure and Network Systems

Communications Devices

Radar Systems

Software-Defined Radio

Digital Predisposition


Consulting, Analysis, & Specification Development

Custom Design & Prototype Development

COTS Integration

Automated Instrumentation & Custom Test Systems

Reverse and Replacement Engineering





Planning, designing, developing, deploying, and managing infrastructure and network systems present many challenges, especially when guided by requirements of harsh operating environments, stringent security concerns, or above-average reliability.

 

Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) engineers have extensive expertise with:

The primary research focus for communications infrastructure and network systems at SwRI has been design, integration, and analysis for end clients such as:

Examples of Infrastructure and Network Systems Projects

 

For more information about infrastructure and network systems capabilities at SwRI or how you can contract with SwRI, please contact Mark Moczygemba at mmoczygemba@swri.org or (210) 522-3463. We can offer you the best approach for developing your infrastructure and network system.

 

Contact Information

Mark Moczygemba

Communications Engineering

(210) 522-3463

mmoczygemba@swri.org

Related Terminology

communication devices

communication networks

radar systems

communication systems

RF systems

radio frequency engineering

RF engineering

analysis

specification development

circuit design

fabrication

consulting

COTS integration

custom instruments

test systems

prototype development

modeling

simulation

reverse engineering

replacement engineering

communications engineering

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July 08, 2008