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Constelli builds the signal processing tools used to design radar and electronic warfare systems

The Hyderabad-based company makes hardware and software for testing defence electronics in the laboratory, and sells to DRDO as well as contractors in three other countries.

Constelli builds the signal processing tools used to design radar and electronic warfare systems

Constelli Signals Private Limited, a Hyderabad-based company, specializes in building signal processing tools for the design of radar and electronic warfare systems. Established in November 2017 by founders Satya Gopal Panigrahi and Avinash Chenreddy, the company focuses on simulation and modelling to reduce the need for costly flight testing in defence and aerospace programmes.

By generating an environment in a laboratory and feeding it to the systems under development, Constelli identifies potential issues early in the design process, ultimately helping to streamline development timelines which are typically measured in years. The core of their offerings comprises hardware and software built on modern processing technology, including distributed computing and field-programmable gate arrays.

These reconfigurable chips allow systems to be rewired for different signals without requiring new silicon. Constelli's clientele comprises organisations building these systems, such as India's Ministry of Defence and Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), as well as defence contractors in South Korea, Australia, and Singapore.

The presence of such a diverse clientele is a testament to their argument about testing their technology against global competitors.

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