Poroshenko showed a new Ukrainian 3D-radar

President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko on his Facebook page showed a new 3D radar 80K6T, which the state concern Ukroboronprom is preparing for testing.

This radar can detect objects in the air at a distance of 500 km, updating data every 5 seconds, and accompanying high-resolution targets.

- Poroshenko noted in the description under the video, which shows the new 3D-radar.

Earlier on the site "Ukroboronprom" reported that 3D-radar 80K6T can work with all anti-aircraft missile systems, which are currently in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Due to the large field of view in elevation (up to 70 degrees), the installation allows you to identify tactical and operational-tactical missiles. At the same time, a special signal processing system allows detecting small-sized and cruise missiles that go at low altitudes with a rounding of the terrain.

Ukrainian developers have stated that the main feature of Iskra 80K6T is the digital phased active grid, which allows you to detect and track high-resolution targets. At the same time, thanks to only one station, a simultaneous measurement of the position of the target is carried out at once in three coordinates: range, azimuth and altitude, that is, an 3D model is created — previously, two radars had to be applied at once.

In addition, the use of a transmitter on transistor power amplifiers can significantly increase the reliability of the radar. Even the failure of several of the amplification modules will not completely shut down the locator. The 80K6T radar was designed with maximum mobility in mind, including it is adapted for transportation by aircraft from Antonov State Enterprise, and all 10-15 minutes are needed to deploy the radar.

Comments

[210ox]

Well, if for the AFAR the Amerzans supplied them with elements, then why not collect them. There are powers and specialists there. As long as there are.

[Anarchist]

Glory to the `` advanced '' Ukraine!
Everything is so good there! They produce everything ... They can do everything!
And everyone else envies them ...

[just exp]

Yes, not really, there are some misunderstandings, 3D radar or radar in 3D.

[Thrall]

Quote: just EXPL

misunderstandings here, 3D radar or radar in 3D.

in FoolHD resolution

[The black]

3D because it is printed on an ZD printer?
...and generally speaking! What a versatile president. And he opens school toilets, and knows about radars. “You do not take care of yourself, Alekseich, you need to rest ... in solar Magadan.”

[Going]

state concern "Ukroboronprom" is preparing for testing.

Again ahead of events.

[just exp]

Well, correctly, all the same, Full, but the trend is such that 4k becomes the norm.

[Thrall]

Quote: just EXPL

Well, correct all the same

come on

[Vlad.by]

Humorous guy, however!

[Going]

Quote: Anarchist

Glory to the `` advanced '' Ukraine!
Everything is so good there! They produce everything ... They can do everything!
And everyone else envies them ...

So rejoice for our neighbors ...

[BMP-2]

Well, correct all the same

Well then, if right! When in Ukraine over the past 4 years it was right?
Okay, make sure: open the Google translator, look, respectively, from Aglitsky to Ukrainian:

fool - yolop, posmіkhovisko, dudlik, telepen,. In my opinion, everything is correct - everything coincides: Thrall is right! The format in which Ukraine does everything is foolHD!

[opus]

Quote: just explo

but not quite, there neponyatki, 3D radar

no misunderstandings
3D radar

Measurements of all three spatial coordinates are made in one radar system
The rotating antenna has a critical drawback: each elevation angle is scanned sequentially in time; the antenna should not rotate too fast to avoid gaps in the information received due to time constraints.


Example: Frequency GeoScope TM GPR (but it "pens the earth")


2D radar

can measure only two coordinates to determine the position of targets.
It can detect two superimposed aircraft only as a single (but larger) target.
For the third coordinate, elevation information (or elevation angle) is required to use 2 radar in combination.
2 Radar technology used with World War 2

[The black]

Poroshenko showed a new Ukrainian 3D-radar

Three-dimensional, faceted. For the guarantor.

[Thrall]

Quote: Black

faceted.

decommunized

[BMP-2]

In my opinion, Poroshenko sees his squirrel even without a radar every day!

[Slovak]

But now they will be able to observe in real time the approach of the airborne forces, some missiles, record their hitting targets, and due to mobility notify Petya at his Spanish residence for some time.

[RASKAT]

Another zrada, this is essentially a complex 79K6 "Pelican" only towed and exported. Even then, in 2007, its actual range was 360-400 km. By the way, even the general designer made a slip of the tongue and said, "Russia doesn’t have such stations, ........... only 3-4 countries in the world produce such stations." Damn, what are such countries, I would like to know? Even if the USA recognizes us as a leader in the field of radar. It smells like another cheap PR out of the blue.

[Vlad.by]

Quote: RASKAT

Russia does not have such stations, ........... only 3-4 countries in the world produce such stations

Well, okay...
Gamma-C1, GammaDE, Enemy, Dome, Ginger, GazetchikDE, 9С15, 9С18, 96Л6, 30Н6 ... Something the hand is tired of mentioning analogues.
This is not counting 64N6 and Heaven, Caste and others not having AFAR, but having no less outstanding characteristics.

[RASKAT]

I must honestly admit that the Iskra design bureau was once a very serious design bureau in the Soviet years and for the period of the collapse of the country, Ukraine and Spark got a pretty good 36D6 meter complex. And all these years of independence, they essentially traveled on it. Yes, of course there were still radar supplies for Zoos, attempts for air defense and the Navy. But in fact, every year the design bureau is degrading, especially since 2014, when Russian exports were cut off.
And for example, our complex 55Zh6M Niobium is much better. Sees 600 km more routes in several ranges, cheaper, more reliable, etc.

[Orionvit]

Quote: RASKAT

I must admit honestly, Iskra Design Bureau was once a very serious design bureau in Soviet times

It was. I know by hearsay, I am at Iskra in KB, I began my career. In those years, it was a powerful enterprise. All today's products are developments of the late 80s, using a modern elemental base. Now, the Iskra enterprise makes 4-5 products a year on its own and then for export. To countries such as Sudan, Algeria, Vietnam and the like. The quality of the products is terrible, since there were almost no specialists left at the factory, and even those for the most part are deep retirees. The machine park of the 50s is terribly worn out. Persistent rumors are that with the advent of the new director, the company will be completely covered. So, you can advertise anything in Ukraine, even radars, especially if they are produced in single copies.

[Equalized]

Iskra makes excellent radars ... for export. They bought one Pelican in the Armed Forces, now they are trying to build up the radar coverage and started to fuss. Our neighbors from sunny Azerbaijan bought this little 80K6 and ride it often in parades.
Belarusian chassi and radar from Iskra.

[Equalized]

Oh yes, they have another private office "Aerotechnika-MLT" knows how to radar. Only with 0 can not produce, but normal upgrades. For the Armed Forces, they purchased 18 Malakhit stations, which are modernized Soviet P-18. Iskra’s new radars are expensive, I had to confine myself to a budget decision, which is also not bad for the radar infrastructure in Ukraine.

[Normal ok]

Quote: Equalized

Oh yes, they have another private office "Aerotechnika-MLT" knows how to radar. Only with 0 can not produce, but normal upgrades. For the Armed Forces, they purchased 18 Malakhit stations, which are modernized Soviet P-18. Iskra’s new radars are expensive, I had to confine myself to a budget decision, which is also not bad for the radar infrastructure in Ukraine.

I am happy that several more professionals remained at VO. Thanks for the comment.

[Herculesic]

It turns out that not everything is still sold out and stolen in ukroine! But, I think they will be fixed!

[izya top]

Petsya? Petsya can:
How many liters per day does the device produce?

[Kerensky]

They drove a non-lethal 3D printer and they printed a radar on it. Of course! It can be disabled only by a direct hit ....

[polpot]

Can work with all remaining anti-aircraft missile systems

[Equalized]

Recently, in the Kherson region there were large-scale air defense exercises with 23 launches of S-300P, S-300В1 and Buk-M1, plus 20 launches of OSA-AKM (modernized by a private enterprise).

So, there sparkled sparkle 79k6 "Pelican".



Here it stands:



There were still interesting Soviet radars, "Sky" and all-round radars from the C-300В1.

[BAI]

transmitter application on transistor power amplifiers

Where will the transistors come from? Not from Soviet stocks?

[Vitas]

You still say that tube TVs have gone.

[Normal ok]

Quote: BAI

transmitter application on transistor power amplifiers

Where will the transistors come from? Not from Soviet stocks?

From the same place as the Russian microelement base. From China(((

[BLADFROST]

Transistors are good for a citizen, and so, they are output one or two. Let them learn the materiel

[HAM]

The magic phrase sounded in the report: "has no analogues in Russia, France, the United States" - only Ukraine has !!!!!!!
Having a good base of Soviet radio electronics at least something gave birth.

[ser65]

“At the same time, thanks to only one station, the target’s position is measured simultaneously in three coordinates at once: range, azimuth and altitude, that is, a 3D model is created - before that it was necessary to use two radars at once.” - Did the Ukrainians just enter the 21st century yesterday?

[purple]

Is it an analog of our Gamma chtoli?
But nothing, now we have Podlet

[assa67]

Quote: Equalized

Iskra makes excellent radars ... for export. They bought one Pelican in the Armed Forces, now they are trying to build up the radar coverage and started to fuss. Our neighbors from sunny Azerbaijan bought this little 80K6 and ride it often in parades.
Belarusian chassi and radar from Iskra.

and there in the photo the FR is not even closed, white .... it seems that a sheet of plywood was nailed to the S-75 detection station and glued with a paper

[Normal ok]

Quote: assa67

it seems that a plywood sheet was nailed to the C-75 detection station and glued with a paper

Sensations are sometimes deceiving. Read expert comments.

[Anti-fascist]

Send money - there will be a result.