Researchers at Duke’s Pratt School of Engineering will lead a new $9 million project funded by the U.S. Army to develop compact systems capable of detecting, identifying and locating signals across the electromagnetic spectrum.
For military forces operating in conflict zones, knowing what signals are present and where they originate is vital.
“The technology would allow us to basically transform … this invisible information to something that people can quickly understand,” said Tingjun Chen, Nortel Networks assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering and one of the project leaders…