Multifunction Advanced Data Link Training, MADL Training Course

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Multifunctional Advanced Data Link (MADL) is a Ku-band-based fast switching narrow-directional communication data link between stealth aircraft. It was originally a method of coordination between F-35 aircraft that allowed coordinated tactics and engagement to bring significant operational advantages to fifth-generation aircraft operating in high-threat environments. MADL is a key function provided by Northrop Grumman's F-35 integrated communications, navigation and identification (CNI) avionics. MADL provides the required throughput, delay, frequency hopping and anti-jamming capabilities through phased array antenna components (AAA). It can send and receive strictly directed radio signals in the Ku band to support narrow directional communications between stealth aircraft The function of the data link, B-2 and unmanned system, it is an advanced communication link that can safely send information between F-35. Tonex provides multi-functional advanced data link training, MADL training courses. The 2-day uncategorized training course covers the key principles of MADL, which is a fast switching tactical data link (TDL) Course Outline General MADL Background MADL Conops (Potential Scenarios) MADL System Survey General MADL Data Link Review MADL Waveform Frequency Bands

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Multifunctional Advanced Data Link (MADL) is a
Ku-band-based fast switching narrow-directional
communication data link between stealth aircraft.
It was originally a method of coordination between
F-35 aircraft that allowed coordinated tactics and
engagement to bring significant operational
advantages to fifth-generation aircraft operating in
high-threat environments.

MADL is a key function provided by Northrop
Grumman's F-35 integrated communications,
navigation and identification (CNI) avionics.

MADL provides the required throughput, delay, frequency
hopping and anti-jamming capabilities through phased array
antenna components (AAA).
It can send and receive strictly directed radio signals in the
Ku band to support narrow directional communications
between stealth aircraft The function of the data link, B-2
and unmanned system, it is an advanced communication
link that can safely send information between F-35.

Tonex provides multi-functional advanced data link
training, MADL training courses. The 2-day
uncategorized training course covers the key
principles of MADL, which is a fast switching tactical
data link (TDL)

Course Outline
• General MADL Background
• MADL Conops (Potential Scenarios)
• MADL System Survey
• General MADL Data Link Review
• MADL Waveform Frequency Bands

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Multifunction Advanced Data Link Training, MADL
Training Course
https://www.tonex.com/training-courses/multifunction-
advanced-data-link-training-madl-training-course/

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