ELM-2226
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics
Figure 1: ELM-2226
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| frequency: | X-Band |
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| average power: | 5 W (50 W) |
| instrumented range: | 100 km |
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| accuracy: | 1 m |
| beamwidth: | <1.5° |
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ELM-2226
The ELM-2226 or Advanced Coastal Surveillance Radar, ACSR is an operating in X-Band Coastal Surveillance Radar Family, optimized for the detection of all types of surface targets even under extremely adverse sea conditions. It is a linear frequency modulated continuous wave radar. The radar features continuous, gap-free, automatic detection and tracking of targets, providing a reliable tactical situation display. Its operation is very simple and has a very low operator workload. The system for coastal surveillance and VTS can be supplied either in fixed or mobile configurations. The family includes 3 radar types: short-range, medium-range and long-range.
Features:
- Operates 24/365 under all weather conditions;
- Automatic detection and tracking of more than 500 targets;
- High range accuracy and resolution;
- Classification by accurate range signature;
- PC-based Control Unit and friendly user interface;
- Operation:
- Remote controlled or local operation;
- Cluster of radars operated from CCC console;
- Lightweight and low power consumption;
- High reliability and advanced Built-In-Test-Equipment;
- Interoperability with additional sensors, (i.e. Electro-Optical, CSM/DF, ESM, AIS, etc.);
- Optional capabilities:
- Monopulse for high azimuth accuracy
- Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar (ISAR) for target classification
Applications:
- Prevention of illegal immigration and drug smuggling;
- Maritime traffic control;
- Prevention of illegal fishing;
- Prevention of terrorist activities;
- Detection of submarine periscope and radar antenna;
- Detection of airborne targets within the radar's main beam.
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