HENSOLDT Academy Staying professional
The success of every mission depends on high-performance equipment – and the competent specialists who operate it.
The HENSOLDT Academy offers more than 100 training courses that teach you how to handle the operation and maintenance of your HENSOLDT products and systems both safely and efficiently.
Simply enter the name of your product in the search bar to find the corresponding training.
For more details on our training concept, please visit the “General training information” page.
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Level: Basic level
AMPS-M – Basic Training (OT1)
- Take account of possible hazards and safety instructions and name the provided technical documentation
- Understand the functional concept of the AMPS-M system
- Understand the interaction between the different sub-systems
- Perform switch-on and simple functional checks
- Operate the AMPS-M on-aircraft
Live online training
Classroom training
Level: Basic level
ASR – Basic Training (OT1)
- Define the ASR system
- Use ASR IETM (technical documentation)
- State the signal processing
- Describe ASR functions and modules
- Become familiar with ASR operational modes
- Recognise functional checks and maintenance tasks
Classroom training
Level: Basic level
Crypto Simulator – Basic Training (OT1)
- Take account of possible hazards and safety instructions and name the provided technical documentation
- Identify the main characteristics of Mode 5
- Name the basic techniques and major functional concept of the Crypto Simulator
- Perform basic settings for tests
- Operate the Crypto Simulator
Classroom training
Level: Basic level
Direction Finding Technology – Basic Training
- State the history of direction finding (DF) and different technologies
- State the principles of operation for different DF technologies
- Differentiate several frequency bands and understand the various influences on them
- Understand HF DF and the importance and functioning of the ionosphere
- Understand triangulations/baseline DF/best points
- Interpret DF rosette displays
- Understand site influences on direction finding
Classroom training
Level: Basic level
ERS – Basic Training (OT1)
- Take account of possible hazards and safety instructions and name the provided technical documentation
- Characterise the main benefi ts of using an enhanced reality system (ERS) in an avionics environment
- Describe the general ERS operation concept
- Explain the main functions and features of the system
Classroom training
Level: Basic level
EuroNav 7 NG – Basic Training (OT1)
- Take account of possible hazards and safety instructions and name the provided technical documentation
- Identify the main benefi ts of using a digital map system in an avionics environment
- Describe the overview of the electronic equipment
Classroom training
Level: Basic level
GRX6000 WB Monitoring Receiver – Basic Training (OT1)
- Take account of possible hazards and safety instructions and name the provided technical documentation
- Identify the main characteristics of radio communications theory, including analogue vs digital radios
- Operate the GRX6000 via software
- Perform simple functional checks and maintenance tasks
- Initiate start-up and shut-down procedures
Classroom training
Level: Basic level
GRX700 Monitoring Receiver – Basic Training (OT1)
- Take account of possible hazards and safety instructions and name the provided technical documentation
- Identify the main characteristics of radio communications theory, including analogue vs digital radios
- Operate the GRX700 via software
- Perform simple functional checks and maintenance tasks
- Initiate start-up and shut-down procedures
Live online training
Classroom training
Level: Basic level
IFF/SSR and Mode S Basics
- State the basic techniques of secondary surveillance radar (SSR)
- Recognise the problem of FRUIT and garbling
- Consider the advantages of Mode S
- Differentiate between Mode S acquisition and lockout strategies
- Characterise the different uplink and downlink formats
Live online training
Classroom training
Level: Basic level
LTR 400 – Basic Training (OT1)
- Take account of possible hazards and safety instructions and name the provided technical documentation
- Identify the main characteristics of SSR/IFF, Mode S and Mode 5 technology
- Name the basic structure and major functional concept of the LTR 400
- Have basic knowledge about the installation of the LTR 400
- Perform simple functional checks