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The range depend what u are searching for , I would say 300 - 1000kmNobody has any idea about the range, good.
If they want to find a f22 steath aircraft than whats the radar range ?
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The range depend what u are searching for , I would say 300 - 1000kmNobody has any idea about the range, good.
Seems like an acceptable range being 4 digit. Three or four of them can give a good coverage.1000km instrumental range
It has detected a target with 31dBsqm RCS at 790km (PD 98)The range depend what u are searching for , I would say 300 - 1000km
If they want to find a f22 steath aircraft than whats the radar range ?
It has detected a target with 31dBsqm RCS at 790km (PD 98)
You can do the calculations for how it fare be against different targets
Could you please give a source? I am a bit confused, is that a fixed version of ERALP or a new radar?
It must be the ISS(1.39M feet altitude, so above 400km).I mean, which flying object has an RCS above 1000m²?
The image indicates altitude as 426 km. It is 730km far from the radar.It must be the ISS(1.93M feet altitude, so above 400km).
true. I wrote 1.93M ft instead of 1.39M ft. Fixed it now.The image indicates altitude as 426 km. It is 730km far from the radar.
ISS, 750km horizontal 450km vertical distanceI mean, which flying object has an RCS above 1000m²?
Wave-signal energy per meters squared.And RCS 31dbm2. What does it mean?
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I can't understand that how forward looking stationary antenna could map ground ?
Because it's a phased array antenna that steers its beam electronically instead of steering it mechanically.
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F-35 APG-81 SAR imaging for air-to-ground attack, having multiple arrays or a repositionable one isn't a significant advantage for this use-case: