Electronic Warfare

EW

EW is Aeronautics' electronic warfare payload option for the Orbiter 2 ISR mini-UAS. Aeronautics lists it among the platform's available sensors and payloads, alongside EO/IR, ELINT, COMINT, ATR, VMD, onboard tracker, and communication jammer options.

EW, Electronic warfare payload, Electronic Warfare

Image source: Commons Orbiter 2 Finnish Display Image

Profile

Origin: Israel
Built by: Aeronautics Defense Systems
Type: Electronic warfare payload
Service note: 2020s

electronic warfare UAV

Specifications

Function: Electronic warfare payload
Carrier platform: Orbiter 2 ISR mini UAS
Carrier payload limit: Up to 1.8 kg on Orbiter 2
Listed alongside: EO/IR, ELINT, COMINT, ATR, VMD, onboard tracker, and communication jammer payload options

Service And Conflict Use

Service History

In service: Listed by Aeronautics as an Orbiter 2 ISR payload option.

Carrier UAS

Aeronautics lists EW as an available payload for the Orbiter 2 ISR.

Carrier

Carrier type

Carriage evidence

Aeronautics Orbiter 2

Mini UAS

The Orbiter 2 ISR page lists EW among its available sensors and payloads.

Sources: Orbiter 2

EW Images

EW, Electronic warfare payload, Electronic Warfare - view 1 — Source: Commons Orbiter 2 Finnish Display Image

EW, Electronic warfare payload, Electronic Warfare - view 2 — Source: Commons Aeronautics Orbiter UAV Image

Related Weapon Systems

COMINT, Communications intelligence payload, Electronic Warfare

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Communication Jammer, Jammer payload, Electronic Warfare

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ELINT, Electronic intelligence payload, Electronic Warfare

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Sources

Orbiter 2Publisher: Aeronautics Defense Systems | Note: Supports the Orbiter 2 ISR payload list, including EW, and the platform's key specifications. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 Commons Orbiter 2 Finnish Display ImagePublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports image provenance for the primary Orbiter 2 image used on the EW support page. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 Commons Aeronautics Orbiter UAV ImagePublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports image provenance for the additional Orbiter UAV gallery image. | Accessed: 2026-06-23