CGA-2000
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics
Figure 1: CGA-2000
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| ASR | PAR | SSR | |
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| instrumented range: | 30 NM | 20 NM | 100 NM |
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| antenna rotation: | 60 rpm | 12.5 rpm | |
| MTBCF: | 2212 hrs | ||
| MTTR: | 0.25 hrs | ||
CGA-2000
The CGA-2000 (Ground Control Approach - 2000) is a fully ICAO compliant all-weather surveillance and landing radar which is suitable for both civil and military applications and provides remotely controlled multirunway coverage and a height-finding capability. This radar uses an active rotating phased array architecture which utilises gallium arsenide transmit/receive modules.
GCA-2000 uses fibre optic links for real-time system control. It incorporates high-resolution digital colour workstations with raster-scan colour displays. that controllers individually assign ASR or PAR mode based on traffic needs. Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) processors and power supplies ensure low-cost and high reliability.
The AN/MPN-25 tactical area surveillance and precision approach landing system is a high mobility version of the GCA-2000 equipment, designed to control the immediate area around an airport or airbase. It contains a secondary radar whose antenna rotates independently on top of the radome.
Source:
- Manufacturers data sheet