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When a Ukrainian drone precisely destroyed Russia's $300 million S-400 air defense system, or when Israel's Iron Dome intercepted 90% of incoming rockets in Gaza, you might not realize that behind these modern warfare miracles lies the dominance of military electronics technology.
Recent data shows that the proportion of electronic system costs in modern weaponry has soared from 30% 20 years ago to 65%.
Radars capable of simultaneously tracking hundreds of targets, like the "net of heaven and earth" in martial arts novels, are built around tens of thousands of miniature transceiver units—the equivalent of integrating an entire radar system onto an area the size of a mobile phone chip.
The latest military gallium nitride chips have tripled their power density while reducing costs by 40%.
Millimeter-wave radio frequency chips enable missiles to accurately lock onto targets in torrential rain.
"Chip-as-radar" technology has reduced the size of phased array radars to the size of a mineral water bottle.
A "hidden champion" in satellite navigation, its anti-jamming receivers enable missiles to maintain accuracy within one meter despite strong electromagnetic interference. Shipments of high-energy tantalum hybrid capacitors have surged threefold, and the nuclear-grade capacitors under development have entered the supply chain of a certain type of nuclear submarine.
