ABSTRACT: Electronic warfare (EW) and counter-UAS systems use RF and microwave technologies to detect, track, disrupt, and disable threats. Radar supports target detection and tracking, while electronic countermeasures use techniques such as noise jamming to disrupt RF communications and GNSS signals. High-power microwave (HPM) systems generate powerful electromagnetic energy to neutralize electronics within its beam footprint. Maury Microwave provides laboratory test and measurement solutions for characterizing RF signal chains used in EW systems.