Tactical Targeting Network Technology/ TTNT

Definition

TTNT is an ad-hoc, IP-based airborne datalink that supports very high data rates and sub-second latency. It is used to share sensor and targeting data across a flight, and is one of the leading candidates for CCA-to-shooter and sensor-to-shooter loops where Link 16 throughput is insufficient.

Reference attributes

Profile

High-throughput, low-latency

Topology

Ad-hoc IP mesh

Related terms

• Link 16
  Jam-resistant tactical data exchange network for joint and coalition platforms.
• Multifunction Advanced Data Link (MADL)
  Low-probability-of-intercept stealth datalink used by F-35 and select fifth-gen aircraft.