RF & Microwave
Radar, telemetry, receiver chains, RF front-ends, amplifiers, detectors, filters and distribution systems.
View RF capability →Indra Insignia designs, develops and validates custom RF/microwave subsystems, embedded FPGA cards, rugged electronics and automated test platforms for aerospace, defence, radar, telemetry and industrial hardware programs. Our team supports the full path from requirement review and architecture to schematic design, PCB layout, mechanical integration, prototype bring-up, validation and qualification support.
Use this page as a practical map of our engineering services: RF front-ends, embedded processing cards, rugged assemblies, validation fixtures and legacy hardware replacement programs. Each section explains the customer need, our role and representative hardware areas.
Radar, telemetry, receiver chains, RF front-ends, amplifiers, detectors, filters and distribution systems.
View RF capability →Control cards, high-speed acquisition, FPGA processing, ADC/DAC interfaces and diagnostics.
View FPGA capability →Harsh-environment PCB assemblies, enclosures, EMI/EMC support and mechanical integration.
View rugged capability →RF fixtures, bed-of-nails jigs, automated validation systems and production screening support.
View test capability →We help customers move from an idea, specification, legacy module or compliance requirement into a clear engineering execution plan.
Select a domain to see what the capability means, where it is used and which hardware examples are relevant. The structure is designed for technical review, procurement evaluation and early program discussions.
Indra Insignia re-engineered an obsolete FPGA-based LIU module for an airborne transmitter control unit, working from limited baseline information and non-functional sample hardware. The project supported component obsolescence mitigation and operational continuity.
Outcome
Developed a form-fit-function compatible LIU replacement module and supported system-level validation for operational deployment.
Custom RF and microwave subsystem design from DC to X-band for radar, telemetry, receiver chains, signal distribution and test applications.
Useful when you need a custom RF front-end, distribution network, detector or amplifier path.
Supports simulation, PCB layout, bring-up, RF tuning and subsystem validation.
Representative examples include amplifiers, detectors, filters, dividers, combiners and distribution units.

Designed for gain- and phase-matched signal paths in radar and Doppler Weather Radar configurations, with integrated DAC, ADC, attenuator and phase-shifter interfaces.

Developed for weather radar testing, communicating via 10/100 Mbps Ethernet and designed to interface directly with SSPA output channels.

Dual-channel LNA block offering a 55 dB gain response, below 1.5 dB noise figure constraints and better than 60 dB harmonics rejection. Designed and validated to JSS 55555 requirements.

Operating across 10 to 400 MHz, housed inside an EMI/EMC shielded aluminum enclosure with pulse trigger inputs and a D-sub interface.

Developed for S-Band radar applications, supporting 32 multi-port calibration paths with tightly controlled amplitude and phase balances.

A compact ceramic filter assembly operating across four passbands. Developed using Rogers R4350B substrate layers and an Al-6061 mechanical housing frame.

Custom passive RF microstrip power divider engineered for isolation, amplitude balance and rugged-environment operation.

Custom microstrip line distribution divider layout built for S-Band parameters with minimized insertion limits.
Corporate-feed 24-way S-band power divider designed for balanced RF distribution across output channels.

Precision 12-way S-band RF combiner designed for constrained airborne and ground mechanical interfaces.

Rugged DC power distribution unit for multi-channel vehicle-system integration and remote monitoring over 16-port RS-422 links.
Embedded control and FPGA processing platforms using Xilinx Artix-7, Zynq UltraScale+ and Microsemi FPGA architectures for deterministic control, high-speed acquisition and system diagnostics.
Useful for radar, avionics, industrial control, diagnostics and high-speed data handling.
Supports FPGA/MCU architecture, ADC/DAC interfaces, digital buses and board-level validation.
Representative examples include display controllers, data acquisition cards and control cards.

Processing interface driven by Texas Instruments Sitara AM625 compute blocks. Features dual eMMC/OSPI flash booting logic and an on-board JTAG emulator debugger.

Mixed-signal acquisition module with 2 GB memory and pulse-trigger control support.
A compact 12-layer embedded high-density processing board featuring 80 MHz ADC sampling, power routing and AVB multi-queue protocols.
A compact beamforming module enabling antenna-level beam control and active radar front-end integration using true time delay.
Scalable FPGA control node supporting active antenna array parameters and AESA layouts, complete with an on-board BITE diagnostics routine.
A rugged control card for automotive, servo control and military vehicle control applications, supporting monitoring, communication and control functions in demanding environments.
A high-performance mixed-signal processing card based on Zynq UltraScale+ architecture for radar, transponder and signal processing applications requiring high-speed ADC/DAC interfaces and complex computation.

FPGA-based communications converter designed to bridge core radar controller commands over securely isolated network interfaces to peripheral assemblies.

Flexible PCB and space-constrained interconnect solutions for compact electronic systems requiring tight mechanical integration, connector alignment and reliable signal routing.
Rugged electronic assemblies, enclosures and mechanical integration designed for harsh aerospace, defence and industrial environments.
Useful when electronics must survive vibration, thermal, EMI/EMC and mechanical constraints.
Supports HDI layout, mechanical packaging, protection boards and qualification support.
Representative examples include monitoring PCBs and GaN bias/protection platforms.
Thin, space-constrained monitoring PCB designed with mixed Rogers/FR-4 stack-up, fine trace spacing and controlled signal routing.

Provides deterministic gate and drain bias sequencing for three GaN amplifier channels, monitoring critical RF parameters for immediate latched fault shutdowns.

An FPGA-based power management engine delivering independent gate and drain biasing loops for six concurrent high power GaN channels.
Custom test jigs, RF fixtures, bed-of-nails systems and automated validation setups for PCB bring-up, RF testing and production screening.
Useful when boards or RF assemblies need faster bring-up, screening or production checks.
Supports bed-of-nails, RF test fixtures, calibration scripts and interface validation.
Representative examples include RF test jigs, NFTR jigs, AAAU jigs and CSM jig systems.

Automates characterization of active antenna assemblies and NFTR diagnostic interfaces for naval and aerospace applications.

A multi-functional diagnostic module built for high-speed waveform validation, trigger metrics mapping and peripheral interface testing up to 3.5 GHz.

Configurable structural validation jig developed for active antenna array units and peripheral digital bus protocol verification.

Engineered for high frequency verification, RF trace optimization and multi-band impedance matching with integrated low-loss coaxial signal tracking paths.

Engineered for dense multi-rail power distribution checking and validation. Features high durability pogo pin configurations and transient isolated switching protection.
The page preserves technical specifications and hardware references while organizing them into a buyer-friendly path: overview, lifecycle, capability domain, project proof and engagement model.
Full engineering support from initial architecture and design through validation and production test.
Build-to-print, build-to-spec, turnkey development and reverse engineering models to match your project stage.
Qualification support for MIL-STD-461E/F, MIL-STD-810, DO-160 and JSS 55555 requirements.
Support for Non-Disclosure Agreements on sensitive aerospace, defence and industrial electronics programs.
Start with released design files, a specification, a concept, an obsolete sample or an import-substitution need. We adapt the execution path to your project stage.
Customer provides approved design files; Indra supports fabrication, assembly, tuning and validation.
Customer shares functional, electrical, mechanical and environmental requirements; Indra develops the design and validation approach.
Concept architecture, schematic design, PCB layout, component sourcing, assembly, bring-up, test and qualification support.
Obsolete module redevelopment with mechanical, electrical and functional compatibility targets.
Indigenous development of specialized electronics to reduce dependency on foreign supply chains.
These answers help engineering, procurement and program teams understand how to approach an initial conversation with Indra Insignia.
Indra Insignia supports RF and microwave subsystem design, FPGA and embedded systems, rugged electronics, test jig development, automated validation and legacy hardware reverse engineering.
Yes. NDA-based discussions can be used for sensitive radar, telemetry, avionics, defence electronics and industrial hardware requirements.
Yes. The engineering team can assess available samples, map interfaces, recover design intent and develop form-fit-function compatible replacements where practical.
Useful inputs include requirements, interface control documents, schematics or Gerbers if available, mechanical constraints, target standards, operating environment, production volume and validation expectations.
Share your RF subsystem, FPGA card, rugged electronics or automated test requirement with our engineering team for review. We can assess your specification and propose a practical execution path.
Applications include radar, telemetry, defence electronics, avionics support, naval systems, industrial electronics and automated testing.