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← UK Ultra Data KG-40 →
BID/2200 is also used at the heart of Ultra's Multi Link Processor (MLP),
a link encryption device, used from 1999 onwards by the Royal Navy,
on which the KG-40AR is based.
It combines Link 11, Link 22, Link 16 and IDM/VMF tactical data link
capabilities, within a single space-efficient,
line replaceable unit [3].
BID/2200 consists of a fully programmable cryptographic core that is
compatible with existing cryptographic algorithms and protocols,
but can also be programmed with new emerging algorithms, protocol
and standards in the future.
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Although this is pure speculation, the image above might show the actual
BID/2200 unit. It was taken from a video presentation on the Ultra Electronics
website and shows the cryptographic core that is used as the basis of
the Ultra Electronics 3eTI IP-enabled cyber security devices.
BID/2200 and the Multi Link Processor (MLP) are also supplied to
Terma A/S in Denmark, who in turn supplied them to the Royal Danish Navy
in 2008 [4].
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