Fortem Trueview™ R20
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics
Figure 1: Front and back of the Fortem Trueview™ R20
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Fortem Trueview™ R20
The Fortem Trueview™ R20 is an operating in (presumably) K-Band low size, weight and power 3D-radar designed for air-to-air and ground-to-air implementations. TrueView provides early warning of intrusive or non-cooperative air traffic, and due to the very low weight (681 g) and power consumtion (38 W) it is also ideally suited for use in unmanned aerial vehicles. Fortem's TrueView radar technology helps UAVs detect and avoid other aircraft and airborne objects beyond visual line of sight — a key capability for future autonomous air vehicles.
Fortem Trueview™ R20 uses passive phased-array antennas that cover a sector of 120 degrees.
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