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It looks like a picture taken after the first flight. ( I don't know exactly...)
Anyway, it's a good picture. As Jung Kwang-sun said, I hope more Indonesian engineers will come to Korea and cooperate.
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It looks like a picture taken after the first flight. ( I don't know exactly...)
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KF-21 AESA Radar Operational View(https://maily.so/sheldon/posts/cbd3b84c)
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Development prototype-I under test mounted on C-130H(Test development process-1) [2014.12~2019.11]
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Development prototype-Ⅱ under test mounted on C-130H(Test development process-2) [2017.10~2021.12]
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Multi-functional Fighter Radar under test on FTB(B-737-500) [2021.11~2023.4]
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Park, J., Hong, G., Eom, J., Chong, P., & Hong, S. (2020). Domestic Environment Analysis for Building FTB Aircraft with AESA Radar. Journal of Advanced Navigation Technology, 24(1), 9–15. https://doi.org/10.12673/JANT.2020.24.1.9
Was these developments done in Israel ?
I have read that it consists of 1,088 T/R modules.Any guess on radar TR size ?
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Elta of Israel helped KFX in the HW Proof System process. At that time(16~19), Korea was not sure of the technical completeness of making AESA radar for fighter jets with our own hands. The Agency for Defense Development and Hanwha developed the AESA Radar HW Proof and tested our technology by leasing Elta's radar power supply and experimental facilities. As a result of the test, the technical level of the AESA radar was sufficient for Korea's own development. Simply put, it helped us test the completeness of our radar technology. Elta's role is that much. Neither HW nor SW was involved.
There use to be information regarding S.Korea TR modules being miniaturised over period of time, I can not locate that information anymore would you happen to have that information at hand?
I have read that it consists of 1,088 T/R modules.
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It's Korean, but it would be good to translate it into English.
Your eagle eyes have precisely counted the no. right: 992! But the picture is from an older pre-prototype model (HW input test in 2018).I used the real picture which you provided.
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Green 4+4, Blue 4+4 , Red 24 lines . Grey 8 section with each section have 2 segments -> 40 * (8*2) = 640
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Blue 4+4, Red 24 lines. Orange 2 + 2 section with each have 2 segments -> 32 * ( (2+2) *2 ) = 256
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Red 24 lines. Purple 1 section with 2 segments -> 24 * ( (1+1) * 2 ) = 96
Total 992just my 5 cents about picture
The pitot tube will not be removed before the end of the Testing of the Aerodynamic Characteristics.supersonic flight this month![]()
S. Korea seeks to achieve supersonic speeds of homegrown KF-21 fighter this month: sources | Yonhap News Agency
By Song Sang-ho SEOUL, Jan. 5 (Yonhap) -- South Korea plans to conduct a test of its hom...m-en.yna.co.kr
Does it still gonna has that pitot-like-thingy in its radome in supersonic flight test?
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