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Lockheed Martin [LMT] and partner Altera recently demonstrated the successful integration of domestically-produced semiconductor technology as part of a digital electronic component that delivered electronic warfare effects during a flight demonstration aboard a small drone. Altera’s multi-chip package enabled Lockheed Martin’s 12th generation EW transceiver, allowing the Group 2 unmanned aircraft system at the Army’s Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona to detect, identify, and locate enemy emitters “in a DoD relevant environment,” Lockheed Martin said on Monday. Altera is a…
