Passive Coherent Location (PCL)
Aliam Passive
This radar is one of the examples of passive radars built in Iran. Pseudo radars carry out discovery efforts without disturbing the waves and receiving radar reflections from other transmitters. These transmitters include a variety of types, including waves of radio and television transmitters.
This kind of radar has significant advantages, including the special ability to detect targets with low radar cross-sections and flight targets at low altitudes and speeds. In the operation of bi- static and multi-static radars, receiving waves transmitted by surreptitious airplanes to other than the transmitter is one of the methods of detecting such aircrafts. Pseudo radars are in fact a particular type of multi static radar and are therefore successful in discovering these targets.
Another advantage of passive radars is the cost of production and low operating costs due to lack of transmitter and mobile mechanical components. Of course, these types of radars require high processing power due to the wide variety of incoming waves, and at least six steps in the processing of received data must be done to achieve target tracking. Therefore, the construction of a radar radar in the first place indicates the high level of expertise of the country's experts in the fields of computer and processing.
Pseudo radars are not detected by enemy systems due to the fact that they do not emit waves and thus remain invulnerable to the enemy's attack to suppress air defenses. The lower components needed to set up the system will also help to better protect and protect these types of radars. In this way, these radars can be deployed in areas close to the enemy.
The Iran-made radar has a range of 250 to 300 kilometers, which is an invaluable tool for discovering and assisting fast hunting of valuable targets such as fighters and aircrafts, as well as radar secret cruise missiles that typically fly at an altitude below 20 meters above Earth's surface. Warriors of Islam.
September 10 / Tenth Sharivar
The September 10 radar is a completely passive and unique radar system in the region. The radar sees the targets, but it does not emit a wave. The Tenth Shahrivar system is capable of tracking more than 100 targets at the same time, produced by the capable forces of the Khatam-ol-Anbia air defense base. This technology is available to a very limited number of countries.
Saman Intermediate Radar
The name Saman has been given to two Iranian radar types. A saman radar and the other a military radar in the VHF band. The VHF band is a high-wavelength bands that is highly capable of detecting targets with low radar cross-sections that are considered radar. This air-control radar system has the ability to discover targets and has a minimum cross-sectional area. The radar is one of the intermediate and tactical examples, and it is capable of detecting the purpose of the sceneries.
Shahab Radar
The intermediate radar system is an operational and undetectable radar with high operational capability in electronic warfare conditions and environments, which has been exploited by AJA Air Defense Specialists at sanction conditions. The radar has the ability to detect targets with very low radar cross sections, and it is difficult to detect it by enemy electronic systems.
Iran has deployed two new radar systems, Shahab and Samen, to identify and trace stealth targets, a senior Iranian commander said, adding that the country is deploying even more new radar systems and upgraded its electronic surveillance systems in a bid to still boost its air defense capabilities. “Shahab and Samen are new radar systems deployed in (potentially) combat zones and they have succeeded in identifying and tracing micro stealth targets,” Commander of Khatam ol-Anbia Air Defense Base Brigadier General Farzad Esmayeeli said 01 September 2013.
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