Key Features
- Pulse-Doppler, AESA (Active Electronically Scanned Array) Antenna based on GAN amplifiers
- Non rotating, solid state, digital radar
- Multi Mission Radar platforms: can host varied operational missions simultaneously
- Software-Defined Radars, Fully Configurable for specific requirements
- A single radar platform provides 120º azimuth coverage. Hemispheric coverage is achieved when four interchangeable radars are employed as a system
- Electronic counter-countermeasures (ECCM) capabilities
Main Advantages
- Combat proven
- Compact and mobile for tactical applications supports On-the-Move (OTM) Operation
- Superior Performance-to-Price Ratio, unprecedented affordability
- Extremely High Elevation Coverage, up to Hemispheric Coverage
- Easily integrate via Ethernet interface
Configurable, Software Defined Radar
| Spec | Info |
|---|---|
| Transmit Type | Pulse-Doppler |
| Spatial Coverage | Single radar: 90°Az, 90° El 4 overlapping radars: 360° Az |
| Operational Frequency | S-Band |
| Interfaces | Ethernet, I/O Discrete, RS-422, RS-232, FAAD, ASTERIX |
| Input Power | 28 V (per MIL-STD-1275B) / 110/220 VAC |
| Power Consumption | 2,500 W Average |
| Antenna Type | AESA GaN-based |
| Height | 90 cm |
| Width | 80 cm |
| Weight | 110 kg |
| Operation Temperature | -40° to +55° C |
| Cooling Method | Passive only |
Maximum Detection Ranges
| Threat | Detection Range |
|---|---|
| Nano UAV | 17 Km |
| Medium-Size UAV | 75 Km |
| Heavy Transport Aircraft | 100 Km |
| Fighter | 112 Km |
| Fighter - Low RCS | 63 Km |
| Utility Helicopter | 15 Km |
| Light/Medium Mortar / Short Range Rocket | 75 Km |
| Heavy Mortar | 17 Km |
| Direct-Attack Rocket / Missile | 20 Km |
| Pedestrians | 24 Km |
| Vehicles & Medium Size Vessel | 75 Km |
| Large Vessel | 132 Km |
With combat proven cutting edge technology that meets the highest SWaP-C standards in the market, RADA, the only tactical radar that makes sense.