Designation

Automatic detection, measurement of the primary coordinates (azimuth, range) and speed of aerial objects (AO); automatic detection and tracking of AOs in jammed and cluttered conditions and output of radar information to a remote control system; automatic AO classification (fixed-wing aircraft, helicopter, cruise missile, balloon, unidentified target), determination of jammer bearings, transfer of information to an automated command & control system.

Capabilities and advantages

— combat operations in stand-alone mode or as part of a radar Complex — from 1 to 5 low-flying target detection radars (LFTDR);

— detection, decoding and imaging of information extracted from AO Mode S transponder messages, by the ADS-B passive signals reception channel;

— operating frequency tuning in both automatic and automated modes;

— “Functional check” mode used for automatic LFTDR functioning self-test, with display of the results;

— LFTDR operation energized by commercial/industrial power net or autonomous power supply (diesel generator set).

 

Design features

— the antenna system is an annular phased array;

— digital beam-forming (no mechanical antenna rotation), the LFTDR scans the space in azimuth by 4 partial patterns whereby each pattern performs linear scanning across 90˚ sector;

— the transceiver device is solid-state, multichannel, modular.

 

Specifications

Parameters	Value
Frequency band	X
Coverage
azimuth	0–360°
range	up to 60 km
elevation	0–30°
height	up to 3000 m
speed	from 0 to ±500 m/s
instrumented range	up to 120 km
Pulsed power at output of a single transceiver channel	minimum 15 W
Transceiver channels	240
Range of detection of a target with 1 m2 RCS at 25 m height	30 km
Resolution:
azimuth	2.1°
range	300 m
range rate	2 m/s
Root mean square error of determination of AO coordinates
azimuth	≤0,45°
range	≤50 m
AOs tracked simultaneously	minimum 50
Antenna system rise height	36 m
Setup (teardown) time	maximum 24 h
Activation time including functional check (BITE)	5 min