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Yep, it is not just the radars but all the things that has something to do with RFBURFIS is for MMU, isn't it?
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Yep, it is not just the radars but all the things that has something to do with RFBURFIS is for MMU, isn't it?
What's that94.8 Km-Range Direct Detection Fiber Optic Distributed Acoustic Sensor
By the way, the brand of microprocessor they use is Qualcomm. It is worth noting that they did not design a microprocessor from scratch.
New national microprocessors for image processing in micro UAVs continue to be released.
We can see decoy on seperation test from TAF F16EHSIM decoy is in final trials. You can watch the safe release of decoy from F16
First of all. Akinci’s Aesa radar and the F16 Aesa radar are totally different in size. Akinci uses a smaller diameter Aesa radar. Even I. Demir mentioned this during one of his interviews.
That means the number of T/R modules on the Akinci Aesa are a lot less than F16’s. F16 will probably have a little more than 1000 modules.
This means Akinci power distribution system is simpler than F16’s.
Can it be that there are few parts that Aselsan was not able to procure from abroad to provide the bigger radar’s higher needs? In the meantime, may be, they are using Akinci as a test bed to iron out any unforeseen events with the GaN modules and during which time produce locally, those parts that they weren’t able to obtain.
So when all is ready next year they can fit the radar on to F16 and hopefully will not have to do a lot of tweaking.
All we can say is “better late than never”!
We have to remember that this is a very strategically important game changer piece of technology that Aselsan is producing. No one will give it you, even if you tried to pay for it. A bit of patience is needed I think. Everyone in the SSB and the forces and Aselsan know how important this piece of tech is.