The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency awarded Indiana Microelectronics, LLC a $4.88 million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to develop wideband adaptive radio frequency filters and cancellation circuits under the Wideband Adaptive RF Protection program. The contract aligns with the solicitation seeking proposals for Technical Area 1 to demonstrate adaptive RF filtering across 2-18 GHz with at least a 9:1 tuning ratio, and Technical Area 2 involving wideband signal cancellation across 100 MHz to 6 GHz. No set-aside designation applied. Work will take place in West Lafayette, Indiana through April 2024. This supports DARPA's objectives to enable software-defined radios in congested spectrum environments.
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