Terminal Area Radar RL-71 SX
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics
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frequency: | 2 700 – 2 900 MHz |
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pulsewidth (τ): | 1µs and 90 µs |
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instrumented range: | 120 - 150 km (65 - 80 NM) |
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antenna rotation: | 10 – 15 rpm |
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Terminal Area Radar RL-71 SX
The Terminal Area Radar RL-71 SX is an S-Band Airport Surveillance Radar intended for detection and control of air traffic in the airport terminal area up to distance of 150 km (80 NM). Built-in of powerful MSSR sub-system with secondary antenna enables to increase radar covering up to 450 km (250 NM). The radar consists of Antenna Unit, Radar Head Electronics and Dispatcher Room Equipment. Input radar sub-systems are doubled by reason of radar reliability increase. For detection/target data processing is utilised own AMTI technology capable of optimal adjustment of radar parameters. Display presentation is provided on large-screen LCD monitors completed by VHF/UHF transceivers and Recording/Reply Unit. Radar system can be supplied by two alternative power sources; short supply drop-outs are covered by installed UPS. RL-71SX standard version includes MSSR Radar Unit fully implemented into radar system.
RL-71 SX Radar System uses modular structure enabling possibility to respect customer's wishes. RL-71 SX radar system parameters comply with all ICAO and EUROCONTROL recommendations.
Advantageous features of RL- 64 I Radar System:
- Usage of two-beam antenna for perfect coverage of terminal area.
- solid-state transmitter (2x8 modules; 1 200 W per module)
- Built-in powerful MSSR sub-system for increase of radar covering.
- Using of modern technology during radar system development / production.
- Radar reliability increase due to doubling of input blocks.
- Radar data display on large-scale LCD monitor completed by 3-level weather information.
- Radar built-in variability with respect to radar modular structure.
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