Webinar
From CRPA Design to Mission Assurance
About this event
CRPAs are moving rapidly into new position, navigation, and timing (PNT) architectures as designers look for greater resilience against increasingly complex jamming and spoofing threats.
Inside GNSS and Keysight Technologies bring together experts from industry and academia for a 90-minute technical discussion that follows the problem from CRPA architecture and antenna design through modeling, simulation and validation.
The panel will examine the tradeoffs shaping today’s CRPA systems, including digital and analog architectures, array size, SWaP-C, the number of antenna elements, null steering and beamforming, and the increasingly important challenge of integrating these capabilities onto smaller unmanned and autonomous platforms.
Who should attend this event?
Engineers and managers in the PNT and aerospace and defense sectors, working on or interested CRPA looking for greater resilience against increasingly complex jamming and spoofing threats.
Speakers
Ricky Verdeguer Moreno
Lead Product Manager, Keysight Technologies, Spain
Position, Navigation and Timing
Ricardo Verdeguer Moreno is a Lead Product Manager at Keysight Technologies, working on Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) solutions for defense and space applications. He holds an MSc with honors in Autonomous Vehicle Dynamics and Control from Cranfield University and has a background in aerospace engineering. Previously at Spirent, he managed the PNT X simulator program and contributed to work on Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and lunar navigation simulation. Ricardo regularly presents at international PNT conferences and has published several papers on GNSS performance and GPS receiver software.