Approved Tech Breshig War Forge Consolidated 'Nekebi Oyar Chaaj'miit' Life-form Spoofer

[Shuklaar Kyrdol]

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PRODUCTION INFORMATION​

• Manufacturer: Breshig War Forge Consolidated.
• Affiliation: Breshig War Forge Consolidated and Strill Securities.
• Material:
  
  • Export model: Molecularly bonded Duranium frame, Molecularly bonded Duranium-reinforced Duraplast composite plating, Condensed-matter composite reinforcements, Agrinium lining, Thermal gel lining, Anti-corr coating, Ultrachrome wiring, circuitry and electronics.
  • Mandalorian customer and internal model: Stesr'gar frame, Stesr'gar-reinforced Duraplast composite plating, Condensed-matter composite reinforcements, Agrinium lining, Thermal gel lining, Anti-corr coating, Ultrachrome wiring, circuitry and electronics.
• Modularity: Versions exist for infantry armor, vehicles, starfighters and other non-capital starships as well as capital ships and installations. The Nekebi Oyar Chaaj'miit does not affect friendly systems that it is connected to or that it is fed the information of.

SPECIAL FEATURES​

• Tri-DER Scanning Array: The Nekebi Oyar Chaaj'miit uses a trio of DERs to scan for incoming life-form scanner waveforms and similar such systems. Once scanned, it verifies that they do not match known signatures of friendly life-form scanners and/or analogous technology. It then transfers this data to the jamming projectors.
• Jamming Projector Array: The jamming projector array piggybacks onto detected life-form scanner and/or analogous waveforms and transmit a specific pattern of noise that can exponentially lower the chances of the user or users' life signs from being detected. Alternatively, the jammers can also broadcast noise to confuse the life-form scanner, either randomly, or to mimic a particular life-form signature or a set of life-form signatures.
• Heuristic Processor w/ Gabonna Memory Crystal: The Nekebi Oyar Chaaj'miit's extremely capable hardware ensures that data processing is done swiftly. Additionally, garbage data and false positives are slowly identified and eliminated the longer the systems runs and 'learns' from operations.

STRENGTHS​

• Hidden: The Nekebi Oyar Chaaj'miit has the ability to prevent life-form scanners from detecting it's user(s).
• Confusion: The Nekebi Oyar Chaaj'miit can also broadcast noise to confuse the life-form scanner, either randomly, or to mimic a particular life-form signature or a set of life-form signatures.
• Work Smarter, Not Harder: The system doesn't rely on broadband jamming toy function, rather on carefully tuned, focused jamming of active and passive detection system that are active in its area of detection, making it considerably more effective against detection system with more radiated power than the system's jamming power.

WEAKNESSES​

• EMP/Ion: Though well protected against EMP/Ion damage, particularly powerful EMP/Ion weapons can potentially overload the protective measures and fry the system's electronics.
• Power Required: The system relies on an external power connection to operate. Without uninterrupted access to power, the system will not be able to function at all.
• Transmission Power: While effective even in cases with a lack of jamming/radiated power parity, this is only in relative terms. For example, an infantry portable system might be able to jam a light vehicle mounted system, but not one mounted on a larger dedicated electronic warfare vehicle.

DESCRIPTION​

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"How's the new beskar'gam?"​

"Kandosii. Just.."​

"What?"​

"Do you have anything to deal with life-form scanners?"​

"Wayii..."​

- Shuklaar Kyrdol and Saram Kote discussing the new 'Ori'vuhyr'yaliyr'gam' prototype.​

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Life-form scanners tuned to bypass stealth technology have been the bane of infiltrators for centuries. The Nekebi Oyar Chaaj'miit was designed for express purpose of overcoming this particular obstacle without denying the use of said technology to the user of the Nekebi Oyar Chaaj'miit and their allies. Naturally, the solution also had to be versatile enough to affect similar technologies as well as deal with with a lack of jamming/radiated power parity or it would have far too narrow a use case to justify its production costs. ​

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To that end, the Nekebi Oyar Chaaj'miit or False Life Broadcaster in basic, employs an elegant solution. The Nekebi Oyar Chaaj'miit uses a trio of DERs to scan for incoming life-form scanner waveforms and similar such systems. Once scanned, it verifies that they do not match known signatures of friendly life-form scanners and/or analogous technology. It then transfers this data to the jamming projectors. The jamming projector array piggybacks onto detected life-form scanner and/or analogous waveforms and transmit a specific pattern of noise that can exponentially lower the chances of the user or users' life signs from being detected. Alternatively, the jammers can also broadcast noise to confuse the life-form scanner, either randomly, or to mimic a particular life-form signature or a set of life-form signatures. ​

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The system is not designed to be operated standalone, however, rather it is meant to be integrated into armor, vehicle systems and the like as is suitable for the respective variant. Additionally, while effective even in cases with a lack of jamming/radiated power parity, this is only in relative terms. For example, an infantry portable system might be able to jam a light vehicle mounted system, but not one mounted on a larger dedicated electronic warfare vehicle. Finally, though well protected against EMP/Ion damage, particularly powerful EMP/Ion weapons can potentially overload the protective measures and fry the system's electronics.​

 

[Krass Wyms]

Approved