Russia has developed a new radar module capable of detecting small targets

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The Russian military may be armed with a new radar module capable of detecting flying targets the size of a sheet of A4 paper. The novelty was developed in the Tula JSC "Central Design Bureau of Apparatus".

According to the deputy chief of the air defense forces and aviation ZVO Colonel Viktor Pigarev, the military has already tested a new experimental module and highly appreciated the novelty. During the tests, he confirmed the inherent characteristics for the detection of small aircraft and helicopters and drones the size of a standard A4 paper. Currently, the issue of putting the module into service is being resolved.



The radar module itself with AFAR is part of the target detection station. According to the developers, the module is easily integrated into the work of the automated control and target designation systems already in service, as well as promising models.

During the tests, the new module was able to detect a small-sized drone flying at an ultra-low altitude, after which it transmitted information through the automated control system to the Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft complex. As a result of the interaction of the detection station and the air defense missile system, the target was destroyed.

(...) after being adopted, this development, due to its efficiency and economy, will significantly improve the low-altitude radar field (...)

- said Pigarev.
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    1. +6
      26 May 2021 10: 37
      Dear editors, what does a photo of a certain American serviceman have to do with the article?
      1. +10
        26 May 2021 10: 39
        So a drone to be detected and then destroyed, someone has to launch)
      2. +2
        26 May 2021 10: 41
        Probably he personally launched the UAV, which was destroyed by the shell. wink
      3. +5
        26 May 2021 10: 46
        Quote: Vladimir_2U
        What does a photo of an American soldier have to do with the article?

        A potential client of the new development of TsKBA, for clarity, the dimensions of the A4 format in the photo are not enough, is that better? bully
        1. +3
          26 May 2021 10: 57
          for clarity, the dimensions of the A4 format in the photo are not enough, is that better?

          So much better, good fresh thought. It is a pity that we did not catch everything the author's idea was.
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    2. -2
      26 May 2021 10: 40
      The Russian military may be armed with a new radar module capable of detecting flying targets the size of a sheet of A4 paper.

      Good navina)))
    3. +2
      26 May 2021 10: 43
      And what is it ... entot module in terms of weight and dimensions? Oh, it seems to me that the "light" quadrocopter cannot be hooked on it! And it would be nice ... probably! request
      1. 0
        26 May 2021 11: 05
        By the way, what is "ultra-low altitude"?
        Is it at the knee level or at the level of the coal boiler pipe?
        1. 0
          26 May 2021 11: 09
          If I'm not mistaken, 30 m is an extremely low height)).
        2. -1
          26 May 2021 11: 27
          Quote: hydrox
          what is ultra-low altitude?

          Ultra low? I do not know! And I heard about ultra-small .. extremely low heights! Ultra-low heights begin, somewhere below 150 m ...
          1. +1
            26 May 2021 12: 02
            - MV - low altitude - below 900 meters above flat terrain, PMV - extremely low altitude - below 200 m above flat terrain.
            There are no "ultra-low" and ultra-small ", this is journalistic chatter.
            1. 0
              26 May 2021 14: 22
              From the aviators themselves I heard the expression: "extremely low heights ..." ... And "ultra-low heights" I often met in articles even in "paramilitary" magazines!
      2. sen
        +1
        26 May 2021 15: 10
        And what is it ... entot module in terms of weight and dimensions? Oh, it seems to me that the "light" quadrocopter cannot be hooked on it! And it would be nice ... probably!

        Judging by the article, he is for air defense. If it is really small, you can put it on "Derivation-Air Defense" to destroy the UAB.
    4. +2
      26 May 2021 10: 57
      And what is meant by A4 sheet? Its area? This is about 0,06m2, probably this is a small RCS, but objects with such RCS and other radars can detect, here the question is in the detection range.
      1. D16
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        26 May 2021 11: 32
        Considering the thickness of A4 sheet, the EPR can be much less laughing .
    5. +1
      26 May 2021 11: 02
      The wording is depressing: "The Russian military can get into service ..."
      And what may not be received?
      Or have you not yet decided whether this radar module is needed or not?
    6. -1
      26 May 2021 11: 08
      This is already something
    7. +3
      26 May 2021 11: 20
      Amusing presentation of information.
      It seems they boasted, but it is not clear what.
      What is a "paper-sized goal"? There is a standard concept of RCS of a target. If it is 0.06 sq. then this is not a record at all.
      Again, at what distance can it detect? 100 meters or 10 kilometers?
      Well, yes, what about the weight and dimensions of this module? A ton, two, maybe a 9-storey building?
    8. -2
      26 May 2021 11: 28
      after being adopted, this development, due to its efficiency and economy, will significantly improve the low-altitude radar field
      ... Who would have doubted that against any stealth there is a DARK EYE!
      What are the prospects for both .... yes, about the same! Cloaking technologies will be improved, and detection / control technologies will be improved against them.
      1. -2
        26 May 2021 13: 11
        - In Russia, so far the radars for detecting inconspicuous targets are too large to be installed on mobile air defense systems of the Pantsir, Buk, Tor types. And this really requires urgent correction, - as shown by their wild swotting in Nagorno-Karabakh.
        1. 0
          26 May 2021 20: 56
          Suppose, while no one can boast that an anti-aircraft missile is straight from the start, at a long distance, capable of detecting and guiding a small target .... guidance is carried out in several stages. Ali did I miss something?
          And the conflict in Karabakh showed that one must always work with brains, from and to, and nothing more.
    9. 0
      26 May 2021 12: 53
      Quote: hydrox
      Is it at the knee level

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