MPG Introduces Three New Products for Aerospace & Defense Customers

Microwave Products Group (part of Dover, NYSE:DOV) announced three new RF products for Aerospace & Defense customers ahead of AOC Europe 2026 in Helsinki.

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Microwave Products Group (part of Dover, NYSE:DOV) announced three new RF products for Aerospace & Defense customers ahead of AOC Europe 2026 in Helsinki. The offerings enhance AI-enabled SIGINT and RFML capabilities for faster RF spectrum decisions on low-SWaP and complex EW platforms.

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Key Figures

New products announced: 3 products Event dates: May 19–21 Field use since: 2018 +1 more

New products announced

3 products

MPG launches for Aerospace & Defense customers at AOC Europe 2026

Event dates

May 19–21

AOC Europe 2026 exhibition in Helsinki, Finland

Field use since

2018

SENTINEL RFML in fielded use since 2018

Instantaneous bandwidth

1 GHz

EW Tuner rejects unwanted signals within 1 GHz-wide bandwidth

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Key Terms

radio frequency (rf), artificial intelligence (ai), signals intelligence (sigint), radio frequency machine learning (ai/rfml), +2 more

6 terms

radio frequency (rf) technical

"help Aerospace & Defense customers make faster, more informed radio frequency (RF) spectrum decisions"

Radio frequency (RF) describes the range of electromagnetic waves used to carry wireless signals and transfer energy over the air, similar to lanes on a highway that different devices use to send and receive information. It matters to investors because RF technology and access to specific frequency bands affect the performance, cost and regulatory compliance of companies in wireless communications, consumer electronics, medical devices and industrial equipment, influencing product competitiveness and revenue potential.

artificial intelligence (ai) technical

"highlight its broader expertise in artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled signals intelligence"

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the development of computer systems that can perform tasks typically requiring human intelligence, such as understanding language, recognizing patterns, and making decisions. For investors, AI can enhance how businesses analyze data, automate processes, and innovate, potentially leading to increased efficiency and new opportunities in the market.

signals intelligence (sigint) technical

"artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled signals intelligence (SIGINT) and radio frequency"

Signals intelligence (SIGINT) is the collection and analysis of electronic communications, radar, and other electromagnetic signals to learn what adversaries or competitors are doing—think of it as eavesdropping on radio and digital chatter to map intentions and capabilities. Investors watch SIGINT because advances or setbacks in this field affect demand for defense, cybersecurity, and telecom equipment, shift geopolitical risk, and can trigger regulation, export controls, or contract awards that influence company revenue and stock risk.

radio frequency machine learning (ai/rfml) technical

"signals intelligence (SIGINT) and radio frequency machine learning (AI/RFML) capabilities"

Radio frequency machine learning (AI/RFML) is the use of computer algorithms that learn patterns in radio waves to identify devices, optimize wireless links, detect interference, or classify signals—think of it as a smart ear that gets better at understanding and managing the airwaves over time. It matters to investors because RFML can enable faster, more reliable wireless services, lower operating costs, support regulatory compliance, and create new products or competitive advantages in communications, defense, and IoT markets.

electronic support measures technical

"ideal for defense electronic support measures and electronics intelligence (ESM/ELINT)"

Electronic support measures are systems that listen for and analyze electronic signals—such as radar or radio transmissions—to detect, locate and identify potential threats without actively transmitting anything back. For investors, they matter because companies that develop or sell these passive sensing tools can win government or defense contracts, face export and regulatory rules, and be affected by shifts in military spending and geopolitical risk, which influence revenue and valuation.

esm/elint technical

"electronic support measures and electronics intelligence (ESM/ELINT) applications"

ESM/ELINT are systems that detect, capture and analyze electronic emissions — like radios, radars and communications — to learn who is transmitting and what they are doing. Think of it as a neighborhood watch for electronic signals: it helps armed forces and security customers find, track and understand threats without firing a shot. For investors, ESM/ELINT matter because they drive demand for specialized defense hardware and services, influence government procurement and export rules, and are sensitive to geopolitical risk and defense budgets.

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DOWNERS GROVE, Ill., May 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Microwave Products Group (MPG), part of Dover (NYSE: DOV), today announced that it will unveil three new products designed to help Aerospace & Defense customers make faster, more informed radio frequency (RF) spectrum decisions at AOC Europe 2026, a premier defense event and exhibition, on May 19-21 in Helsinki, Finland. MPG will also highlight its broader expertise in artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled signals intelligence (SIGINT) and radio frequency machine learning (AI/RFML) capabilities at the event.

"MPG began developing RFML capabilities more than a decade ago, delivering hundreds of systems to the U.S. government and its allies, while continuing to significantly advance the technology during that time," said Kevin Davis, Vice President of Spectrum Operations at MPG. "Our newest products further leverage AI and RFML technology for rapid signal identification and classification, enabling better, faster decision making by customers."

MPG's new product offerings and solutions include:

• Containerized SENTINEL RFML – The latest version of MPG's field-proven radio frequency machine learning (RFML) signal classification tool. Building on more than a decade of MPG's SENTINEL RFML, which has been in fielded use since 2018, this containerized version is designed to be embedded on low-size, weight and power (SWaP) platforms, such as unmanned vehicles and fighter aircraft that require real-time automated signal classification.
• SENTINEL HUB – An advanced data analysis platform that provides RF signal analysts with full access to live sensor networks, without the need for dedicated client workstations. The HUBs deliver a powerful RF signal analysis environment built for high-volume RF signal ingestion, recording and detailed analysis. SENTINEL HUB integrates data from multiple SENTINEL sensors using MPG's TeamView and RFML tools, enabling large-scale correlation, geographic-based notification and RFML model training.
• EW Tuner – A compact, high-performance microwave tuner featuring front-end preselection and multi-frequency conversion engineered to reject unwanted signals within a 1 GHz-wide instantaneous bandwidth at the lower intermediate frequency. The EW Tuner enables faster, simpler processing of complex, modern wideband communications and radar signatures. It delivers performance comparable to larger superheterodyne receivers, making it ideal for defense electronic support measures and electronics intelligence (ESM/ELINT) applications.

For more information, visit booth 5p21 during AOC Europe or go to mpgdover.com.

About MPG:

MPG delivers spectrum-centric solutions at the speed of technology. We enable critical electronic warfare; intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance; communications and space-based missions with ruggedized radio frequency components, subsystems and turnkey solutions. Our comprehensive portfolio encompasses the RF Spectrum (2 MHz to 40 GHz), the Solution Spectrum (low-noise amplifiers to complete signals intelligence systems), and the Domain Spectrum (land, sea, air and space). Government and commercial customers rely on our deep engineering expertise, seven manufacturing sites and Dover Corporation resources to deliver at spec, on time and within budget. More information is available at mpgdover.com.

About Dover:

Dover is a diversified global manufacturer and solutions provider with annual revenue of over $8 billion. We deliver innovative equipment and components, consumable supplies, aftermarket parts, software and digital solutions, and support services through five operating segments: Engineered Products, Clean Energy & Fueling, Imaging & Identification, Pumps & Process Solutions and Climate & Sustainability Technologies. Dover combines global scale with operational agility to lead the markets we serve. Recognized for our entrepreneurial approach for over 70 years, our team of approximately 24,000 employees takes an ownership mindset, collaborating with customers to redefine what's possible. Headquartered in Downers Grove, Illinois, Dover trades on the New York Stock Exchange under "DOV." Additional information is available at dovercorporation.com.   

MPG Contact:
Kevin Davis
(512) 574-5217
kbdavis@mpgdover.com

Dover Media Contact:
Adrian Sakowicz, VP, Communications    
(630) 743-5039    
asakowicz@dovercorp.com     

Dover Investor Contact:
Jack Dickens, VP, Investor Relations
(630) 743-2566
jdickens@dovercorp.com

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What new RF products did MPG launch for Aerospace & Defense customers in May 2026 (DOV)?

MPG introduced a containerized SENTINEL RFML, the SENTINEL HUB analysis platform, and an EW Tuner. According to MPG, these tools support rapid RF signal classification, large-scale RF data analysis, and compact high-performance tuning for EW applications.

How does MPG’s containerized SENTINEL RFML benefit defense platforms using Dover (DOV) technology?

The containerized SENTINEL RFML embeds RF machine learning on low-SWaP platforms like unmanned vehicles and fighter aircraft. According to MPG, it enables real-time automated signal classification to support faster, better RF spectrum decision-making in contested environments.

What is MPG’s SENTINEL HUB and how does it support RF analysts for DOV-related systems?

SENTINEL HUB is an advanced RF data analysis platform giving analysts full access to live sensor networks without dedicated client workstations. According to MPG, it supports high-volume RF ingestion, recording, analysis, multi-sensor correlation, geographic alerts, and RFML model training.

What capabilities does MPG’s new EW Tuner offer for electronic warfare users of Dover (DOV) solutions?

The EW Tuner is a compact microwave tuner with front-end preselection and multi-frequency conversion. According to MPG, it rejects unwanted signals across a 1 GHz instantaneous bandwidth and provides performance comparable to larger superheterodyne receivers for ESM/ELINT applications.

Where can investors and defense customers see MPG’s new RF products during AOC Europe 2026?

MPG is showcasing its new products at AOC Europe 2026 in Helsinki, Finland. According to MPG, attendees can visit booth 5p21 or access additional product information online at mpgdover.com for detailed technical and application insights.