Aaron Foster shows some practical examples of Epiq’s small form factor (SFF) SDRs deployed in drone payloads.

Epiq’s Aaron Foster shows an example of COTS radios acting as a remote node in a battlefield management system (BMS). In this case, he shows an 18 GHz, GPU-equipped X40 running DeepSig’s OmniSIG to pass a line of bearing (LOB) to feed geo-location calculations.

Wyatt Taylor gives an overview of the new Matchstiq™ Z4 including its compelling low power modes for leave-behind and payload applications.

The new Matchstiq™ V40 is Epiq’s first direct sampling, multi-GHz bandwidth SDR. In this video Wyatt gives a brief overview of some of its features and benefits.

Since our founding back in 2009, Epiq has strived to provide our customers with unique and differentiated RF and SDR capability in small size, weight, and power (SWaP) form factors. In the early days, this was represented in our M.2 and MiniPCIe products that provided full SDR sub-systems in a stick of gum size card that weighed less than 10 grams and consumed less than 3W. Over the years customers have continued to ask Epiq for more – more bandwidth, more frequency coverage, more channels, and more processing – while still keeping SWaP as small as possible.