Radar
AN/TPQ 37 FIREFINDER RADAR
DESCRIPTION
This Radar is of American manufacture and origin. It achieves fast, accurate and reliable detection of the positions of enemy curved-track weapons (mortars, guns, multiple rocket launchers) in action. It is used by P.P.A.R.A.’s and formation gunners to locate enemy curved-track weapon positions. This enables the detection of enemy divisions firing simultaneously missiles and rockets from various directions, as well as the isolation of the trajectories of curved-track weapons (rockets, etc.) from other flying objects (A/Fs), quadcopters (DRONES), birds (etc.).
The search range is 1600 mm, expandable to 4800 mm with automatic switching of 3 search areas (3 x 1600) in a matter of seconds.
FEATURES
Maximum Range
Mortars/Guns: 30 km
Missiles: 50 km
Scanning sector: Maximum/Minimum
1.600 mm/300 mm
Number of targets in store
50 km
Number of targets
5 / min
Time for setting
30 min
Crew
For setting - configuration: 8
For 24-hour operation: 12
Radar Frequencies
3,11 - 3,39 GHz
DIMENSIONS
Height of Radar's Antenna
4,93 m
Width of Radar's Antenna
2,39 m
ARTHUR COUNTER-BATTERY RADAR
DESCRIPTION
The ARTHUR radar is a modern and fully automated system for locating the positions of enemy curved-track weapons (mortars, multiple rocket launchers) that are in action. ARTHUR radars are used to quickly, accurately and reliably locate the positions of enemy Long-Range Artillery, Mortars and Multiple Launchers, as well as the direction of friendly Artillery fire.
It has an inertial positioning system and can digitally transmit data for up to 100 targets/minute.
Storage of targets while simultaneously performing an enemy – friendly artillery tracking function.
Classification of targets into mortars, guns, rockets.
Automatic altitude correction.
Digital transmission of target data via S/A to the Fire Control Center of the Artillery Squadron for immediate engagement.
The system may be activated on the move.
A simulator is available for training scenarios.