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İris-300 for Kaan. (Not so) patiently waiting for that one{#ElectroOptical}
ASELSAN’s Infrared Missile Warning System, IRIS 200
Is there anyone who knows difference between uv based and infrared based missile warning systems.Aselsan have got uv based MWS for heli,but they prefer IR based systems for aircrafts.If we have yıldırım DIRCM,elektronik war suite supported with machine learning and towed decoy,our F16s one of the most protected in the world.{#ElectroOptical}
ASELSAN’s Infrared Missile Warning System, IRIS 200
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Northrop Finishes Round of Flight Tests on New Multirole Sensor
Northrop Grumman has completed initial flight tests with its new EMRIS multi-mode sensor system applicable to crewed and uncrewed platforms.www.airandspaceforces.com
That is something Aselsan could aim for.
Open architecture multi purpose AESA radar from what I gather. It can be easily scaled for different aircraft, easier and cheaper to mass produce and its software can easily be upgraded. More importantly, it is a radar, EW system and communication system rolled into one. At least that's what Northrop claims. Someone with more technical knowledge could explain it better.What is this though?
Your normal modern AESA thenOpen architecture multi purpose AESA radar from what I gather. It can be easily scaled for different aircraft, easier and cheaper to mass produce and its software can easily be upgraded. More importantly, it is a radar, EW system and communication system rolled into one. At least that's what Northrop claims. Someone with more technical knowledge could explain it better.
As I said, someone with more technical knowledge can explain it better than me, its just what I read. There is probably more to it than what I read as it is a new project. Oh, its software can be upgraded even if the plane is flying at the time as well iirc.Your normal modern AESA then
I think NG's main selling point for it apart from the corporate speak is the modularity of the design and its claimed low cost of build.Your normal modern AESA then
That might be the only new feature in this thing, as far as AESA radars concerned.Oh, its software can be upgraded even if the plane is flying at the time as well iirc.
As @Sanchez said, I think it being modular and (supposedly) more cost effective to build is its biggest selling point.That might be the only new feature in this thing, as far as AESA radars concerned.
The form factor in the picture leads me to believe that this could be used for peripheral radar coverage. Similar to our KAAN's 360 degree radar arrays.
What you see at the arrow is an anti-reflective coated germanium lens, that is; it is a long-wavelength infrared camera behind it. The curvature of the lens also indicates that it is a wide-angle lens. Several of these are distributed along the fuselage, making it part of an electro-optical distributed aperture system (EO-DAS). That is, a set of IR cameras for 360-degree electro-optical imaging forming the base of the passive self-protection suit.What is this though?
Laser not harmful to retinas.{#ElectroOptical}
Laser Range Finder ASELSAN #CETVEL100
Mobile Reconnaissance and Surveillance
Distance Measurement
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The prototype of the ASELSAN ÇAFRAD Multi-Purpose Phased Array Radar, which is the heart of the TF-2000….