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Linthicum Heights, MD
Next Generation Wireless
Xenotran Corporation is a certified small business headquartered in Linthicum Heights, Maryland, specializing in SATCOM engineering, waveform development, and software-defined radio systems for U.S. Department of Defense and government customers. With over three decades of digital signal processing expertise, it develops and ports military satellite communication waveforms including MUOS, Link-22 HF, and Common Interactive Broadcast (CIB), and produces the XenoData Bridge (XDB) data controller for multi-network bridging and coalition communications. Commercial vendors, DoD agencies, and allied partners rely on Xenotran for cutting-edge MILSATCOM modem and waveform solutions.
Analysis, design, and implementation of wireless satellite communication systems and components for military and government customers.
Design and implementation of digital radio modems including embedded firmware, DSP algorithms, and hardware integration for tactical radio platforms.
Design and implementation of software defined radios and radio waveform software for military communication systems.
Bridging disparate radio networks including narrowband/wideband, allied partner, and IP-to-RF interoperability using the XenoData Bridge platform.
Full-cycle software engineering for communications systems: enterprise applications, middleware, service-oriented architectures, and legacy modernization.
Engineering, system engineering, safety, and process engineering support for government SATCOM programs under Seaport-NxG and similar vehicles.
Sound program management techniques applied across commercial, military, and government SATCOM development programs.
2025 | U.S. Space Force | Defense / DoD
U.S. Space Force awarded a Production Other Transaction Agreement for the XDB data controller enabling secure MUOS Group Services chat, file transfer, EMCON operations, and coalition network bridging between Allied IW and U.S. MUOS.
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Waveform porting and integration of the MUOS waveform for military radio platforms.
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Development and port of the Link-22 HF waveform for NATO-compatible tactical radio systems.
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Development of a UHF SATCOM Integrated Waveform modem supporting 43 modes for the JEM radio platform.
View project sourcePlease convey my appreciation to your team for their hard work and standards of quality and workmanship. Your dedication has contributed greatly toward the overall success of fielding more capable UHF SATCOM services to our warfighters.
Xenotran has played an integral role in the development of the Integrated Waveform (IW) on the AN/PRC-148 JEM. They provided highly skilled technical resources to the modem development effort; including design, implementation, and on-site integration support. Xenotran's technical expertise related to DSP based communications, specifically SATCOM, as well as their strong knowledge of the relevant MIL Standard has proved invaluable to the JEM IW program.
Thanks to your team's outstanding support as well as the excellent hardware design, we were able to complete over 50% of bringup activities on our brand new subsystem within one and a half days of receipt of the first article.