The new glazing of the cockpit of the AWACS A-100 Premier aircraft increased the protection of the crew from their own radar

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The new glazing of the cockpit of the latest Russian A-100 Premier long-range radar and guidance aircraft allows not only to protect the crew from radiation from their own radar, but also has a much higher light transmission compared to earlier versions of AWACS aircraft. This was reported by Rostec.

As explained in the corporation, the specialists of ONPP "Technology" named after. A. G. Romashina managed to develop a new composition of the metal-optical coating, which not only made it possible to block the radiation of the aircraft's own radar, but also significantly increased the light transmission of the cockpit windows.



According to published information, the light transmission of the A-100 Premier cockpit windows is 65-70%, while on previous versions of the A-50 AWACS it did not exceed 30%.

Thanks to a specially developed composition and technology of magnetron sputtering, it was possible (...) to achieve light transmission of cockpit glass up to 65-70%. On the previous generation of flying radars, this figure did not exceed 30%

- leads TASS message from Rostec.

On February 100, 10, the newest long-range radar surveillance and guidance aircraft A-2022 Premier flew for the first time with the radar turned on. The tests confirmed the regular operation of special equipment and on-board systems of the aircraft in conditions of high electromagnetic radiation. Aviation the new generation A-100 Premier complex was created on the basis of the Il-76MD-90A aircraft and is designed to detect and track air and other targets and direct combat aircraft at them.
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  1. +3
    11 February 2022 12: 47
    I would like to learn more about this topic, does it affect flyers ?, exposure?
    1. +14
      11 February 2022 12: 54
      does it affect flyers?, exposure?

      Any microwave radiation does not affect flyers, signalmen, radar operators.
      Affects only their reproductive functions, hairline and life expectancy.
      Unfortunately downgrading.
      recourse
      1. 0
        11 February 2022 12: 59
        Quote: Amateur
        Affects only their reproductive functions

        I remember the officer in ZRDN entertained us with stories, they say, somehow all the locators turned on all night, so then only girls were born in DOS.
        1. +1
          11 February 2022 13: 05
          4-5 years of work with the microwave does not lead to girls, but to the loss of erection. feel
          1. -1
            11 February 2022 13: 12
            It looks like the "Khibiny" are standing on it .. Or some modification of them is more advanced.
        2. 0
          11 February 2022 14: 01
          Jacket in stock - the truth is somewhere nearby hi At our training ground at Shilki, in the field, the radar station was repaired with the cover removed, so that specialist then wondered why he had all three children of a girl? And, this is far from the only case, I often heard similar stories from electronics and locators! hi
          1. +11
            11 February 2022 14: 18
            Quote: Thrifty
            so that specialist then wondered why he had all three children girls? And, this is far from the only case, I often heard similar stories from electronics and locators!

            I also know one peasant in the village - he has four girls! True, he had never seen locators in his life.
            1. +2
              11 February 2022 18: 54
              For that he worked as a tractor driver.
      2. +6
        11 February 2022 14: 20
        He served urgently at the P-15, where in two years he worked out five times more than required by the standards. None of the above is even close. Everything here is purely individual. Well, it is not necessary, of course, to climb under the antenna emitter.
      3. +2
        11 February 2022 16: 16
        I know this. I worked for a military commissar for 20 years, it was Chelyabinsk that regulated products using POLYOT locators, well, how should flyers be completely safe, even aircraft alloys protect, and microwaves have an effect, but I worked at the center of products and everything is fine - magnetic fields , any spectrum, they are everywhere.
      4. +2
        11 February 2022 16: 27
        Victor, good evening. For 20 years I have been doing a military commissar on everything that flies, setting up generators for ICBMs - America, as before Beijing, in a squat. Just heard about the cover for the first time.
      5. +2
        11 February 2022 16: 41
        Victor, you are right, I myself received the former head of the car radio station in Zagorsk, up to 118, 140 microwaves shone from them - GU 80 lamps siphoned to the fullest, but everything is fine with me.
      6. 0
        12 February 2022 19: 25
        Any microwave radiation on flyers, ... does not affect.
        Only affects ...

        So does it not affect or does it affect? But only a little, unfortunately.laughing
    2. +17
      11 February 2022 12: 54
      The lack of AWACS aircraft affects the flyers much more.
    3. -5
      11 February 2022 12: 55
      Any radiation is already a problem. Even the same x-ray. Ask the drivers of electric locomotives what occupational diseases they suffer from, and then there’s also the radar. This is the problem.
      1. +7
        11 February 2022 13: 10
        Hemorrhoids, sensorineural hearing loss and vibration disease. What of this is caused by EMP radiation, think for yourself. Your Occupational Pathologist
        1. 0
          11 February 2022 21: 50
          Did you misunderstand? Radiation even affects electricians. Uncle the driver of an electric locomotive has health problems, many have problems with CCC. And don't talk nonsense, there are a lot of health problems from radiation.
          1. -1
            12 February 2022 12: 22
            Well, why "doubted"? I talk to you as you deserve it - like a professional with a moron. Diseases "CCC" according to the list of occupational diseases have nothing to do with EMI radiation. Think of something else - thalassemia, for example. And it will probably be a discovery for you that each case of an occupational disease is investigated by a commission of occupational pathologists. And your opinions from Malakhov's programs - "my cousin lives in the village with health problems, many of them have problems with CCC there ..." anything from the countryside. Infa 100. - you can wipe it off, it does not cause anything but laughter from those who deal with these issues every day. And in general, there is no medical education - do not meddle in near-medical issues; everything is much more complicated than it seems at first glance.
            1. -1
              12 February 2022 20: 37
              Everything is possible in our country. Keep thinking like you. When you see how your loved ones are suffering, you will immediately change your mind.
      2. +3
        11 February 2022 17: 38
        Quote: d1975
        Any radiation is already a problem. Even the same x-ray. Ask the drivers of electric locomotives what occupational diseases they suffer from, and then there’s also the radar. This is the problem.

        The biggest problem is the lack of brains. Voice what problems the drivers have. I'll tell you - none. Flyers may have if they fall under radar radiation at short distances, but who will irradiate them? Now tell me, we all have cell phones, the operation of which is provided by numerous repeaters .. do you have any problems? I don’t have it yet, although it’s already half a century behind.
    4. +1
      11 February 2022 12: 57
      Just like a microwave affects organic matter, everything that contains water is heated.
      1. +1
        11 February 2022 13: 08
        Quote: ultra
        how the microwave affects organics, everything that contains water is heated.

        Water contains not only organic matter.
        Yes, and the effect is not limited to one heating, chemical bonds in large organic molecules - DNA, RNA .... are broken, and the consequences do not all appear immediately.
    5. 0
      11 February 2022 13: 02
      It depends on what exactly ... If some illiteracy of the text - they, in general, do not care. If radiation, then it does affect, taking into account the power and distance of the flyers from the source ...
  2. +4
    11 February 2022 13: 00
    It goes on for a very long time. Almost 6 years ago, the first and only A-100 aircraft took off and everyone continues to improve it, improve it and improve it. Yesterday the first flight with the included complex. At first they said something about 2017, then silence, and now they finally said that they would be adopted in 2024. The pace is simply amazing.
    1. -4
      11 February 2022 13: 04
      Quote: YOUR
      The pace is simply amazing.

      Electronics - this is not for you to cut sacks with a file, there are high technologies, however.
      1. 0
        11 February 2022 13: 11
        How do you look so too high.
        1. +1
          11 February 2022 13: 15
          Quote: YOUR
          so way too high.

          In-in.
          When locksmiths or furniture makers are in charge, they also think that such a "height" is superfluous.
    2. +2
      11 February 2022 15: 17
      Quote: YOUR
      It goes on for a very long time. Almost 6 years ago, the first and only A-100 aircraft took off and everyone continues to improve it, improve it and improve it. Yesterday the first flight with the included complex. At first they said something about 2017, then silence, and now they finally said that they would be adopted in 2024. The pace is simply amazing.


      I had to install domestic electronics, earlier the developers included foreign electronics in the project. Import substitution.
      .“The flight took place in the normal mode. All systems and equipment worked correctly. The crew fully completed the flight task, having checked the stability and controllability of the aircraft in the given piloting modes, as well as the operation of the complex installed on the aircraft, ”said the crew commander, test pilot of the TANTK im. G.M. Berieva, Honored Test Pilot First Class Sergey Parkhaev.

      Preliminary flight tests of the A-100 aircraft began in February 2019. Previously, the A-100LL flying laboratory performed several flights as part of flight design tests. The Il-76MD-90A, mass-produced at the Ulyanovsk Aviastar-SP, became the platform for the new generation AWACS aviation complex. The development of the A-100 is carried out by specialists from the Vega concern of the Roselectronics holding and the TANTK named after A.I. G.M. Beriev. The aircraft is equipped with a fairing with an antenna system and special radio equipment. A-100 can detect and track air and other targets, as well as participate in the control of fighter and attack aircraft when pointing at air, ground and sea targets.

      According to the press service of Rostec, when creating radio equipment for the A-100, technical solutions based on modern electronic component base, high-performance computing tools, and the latest achievements of domestic radio electronics were used. This applies to both the means of obtaining information and the computer complex for its processing, as well as automated workplaces of operators.

      “An important stage of testing the A-100, an aviation complex, which embodies the most advanced developments, has begun. During 2022, we plan to complete the cycle of preliminary flight tests and transfer the complex for state joint tests,” said Vladimir Verba, General Designer of the Vega Concern, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

      https://aviation21.ru/samolyot-drlo-a-100-vypolnil-polyot-s-vklyuchyonnoj-rls/
      1. +2
        11 February 2022 15: 37
        I read it all. And further. There was nothing foreign on Soviet technology. Everything from the board to LSI of our own production. Some explanation...
        And what can you say about air defense systems, radar, electronic warfare, radio stations .... are they also designed for imported parts?
  3. -3
    11 February 2022 13: 02
    managed (...) to achieve light transmission of the cockpit glass up to 65-70%. On the previous generation of flying radars, this figure did not exceed 30%

    Is that how they flew?
    Feel what?
    1. +1
      11 February 2022 13: 48
      The jacket on Konstantin, which is in stock, details by smell, the radar sniffed out a pheromone trail from the adversary's plane wassat
  4. +3
    11 February 2022 13: 04
    Unclear. The equipment and the emitter are behind the backs. And here the glazing of the cockpit? It is metallized to protect against radiation, as I understand it.
    Explain who is in the subject.
    1. -1
      11 February 2022 13: 12
      Quote: Troll
      The equipment and the emitter are behind the backs.

      . An electromagnetic wave propagates in all directions. When you turn on the light behind your back, will you notice it?
      And the radar has a much longer wavelength, respectively, and the illumination inside the cabin will be stronger.
  5. +8
    11 February 2022 13: 18
    New glazing cockpit AWACS A-100 "Premier" increased the protection of the crew from their own radar

    "Glazing"? Are you seriously?
    1. +2
      11 February 2022 20: 08
      "Glazing"? Are you seriously?

      I really wanted to ask... laughing Isn't it "glazing"?
      1. +4
        12 February 2022 01: 21
        There is such a powerful radiation that the author of the article's brains are glazed laughing
  6. Aag
    +3
    11 February 2022 13: 19
    "... the light transmission of the glass of the A-100 Premier cabin leaves 65-70%, while on previous versions of AWACS A-50 aircraft it did not exceed 30%...."
    ... Again the traffic police raid to combat tinting?))) - just the numbers are close. what
  7. +1
    11 February 2022 13: 24
    The new glazing of the cockpit of the AWACS A-100 Premier aircraft increased the protection of the crew from their own radar
    It is necessary to do as it SHOULD be done ... this is not a question at all.
    But when there will be how many such objects are needed, this is a question of questions!
  8. -9
    11 February 2022 13: 29
    Glass, of course, is good, but what about the radar? Finally mastered AFAR? And is a dish really needed when, following the example of the Su-57, you can make smart skin, turn the entire outer surface of the aircraft into one large antenna?
  9. +3
    11 February 2022 13: 30
    What illiterate nonsense ... Yes, let them fly in a curtained cockpit, as long as the plane performs its functions. With the same problems, and not with "light transmission".
    Is there really nothing more interesting to publish on the site?
    1. 0
      11 February 2022 14: 21
      Quote: Bez 310
      Is there really nothing more interesting to publish on the site?

      they pay a pretty penny for every letter... laughing
      1. +1
        11 February 2022 14: 41
        Quote: Aerodrome
        they pay a pretty penny for every letter...

        Yes, you sho?
  10. +1
    11 February 2022 14: 14
    “to protect the crew from the radiation of their own radar” - is this how radio waves from the onboard radar propagate in space that get through the glazing into the fuselage ??? sad
    1. -1
      11 February 2022 15: 39
      Quote: Sergey Valov
      “to protect the crew from the radiation of their own radar” - is this how radio waves from the onboard radar propagate in space that get through the glazing into the fuselage ??? sad

      Waves are like this
      I don’t remember where I read it, either in a textbook for a school, or in a textbook for a university, but even children know about it.
      1. +2
        11 February 2022 16: 42
        And the radar has a much longer wavelength, respectively, and the illumination inside the cabin will be stronger.

        Let me remind you, like an old Erelasnik to an old Erelasnik, that the waves of Svitovog radiation are three orders of magnitude long! Charles!!! shorter, or smaller, or thinner than the working wavelengths of radars on aircraft. winked
        But seriously, you have probably heard in life that radio waves of all ranges cannot penetrate to a depth below 10 meters under the sea surface - for this reason it is impossible to establish a permanent connection with submarines. Almost all radars, air defense systems, etc., etc. are protected from radiation by elementary tin lining of cabins and trailers, not even bulletproof armor. On some samples of such weapons, where jobs are located in the same trailer with radar transmitter generators (such as the P-15 mentioned above), these same r / m can be separated from each other by the simplest cotton curtains with metallized thread. Even when working in a trailer with an oscilloscope, the radiation of a working radar is observed in the form of minor interference (or the so-called "pickup"). But if you bring, say, a wrench to the trailer trim from the outside, then you can observe the slipping of the V / H spark in a gap of up to three centimeters, even with the trailer or cabin completely and according to the rules grounded. Well, fluorescent lamps flash during the passage of the beam, even burnt out.
        So the whole article is either a "duck" or a PR campaign
        1. 0
          11 February 2022 16: 45
          Quote: Scharnhorst
          all radars, air defense systems, etc., etc. are protected from radiation by elementary tin lining of the cabins

          Yeah
          Only these cabins have no windows.
          But the plane has.
          And the glass there is not at all from a tin.
          1. +2
            11 February 2022 16: 50
            “Only these cabins have no windows” - believe the person who served in such a cabin for 2 years - there was one window. wink
          2. +2
            11 February 2022 16: 54
            Do pilots constantly look at the radar through these "windows"?
            1. 0
              11 February 2022 16: 56
              Quote: Scharnhorst
              Do pilots constantly look at the radar through these "windows"?

              No, they don’t look directly at the antenna, but there is already a lot of what they bend through the window.
  11. sen
    +2
    11 February 2022 15: 49
    As explained in the corporation, the specialists of ONPP "Technology" named after. A. G. Romashina managed to develop a new composition of the metal-optical coating, which not only made it possible to block the radiation of the aircraft's own radar, but also significantly increased the light transmission of the cockpit windows.

    They probably used spraying like the Su-57.
    As Vladimir Vikulin, chief designer of NPP Tekhnologiya, told Izvestia, spraying is made multi-layer from several metals - gold, indium and tin. The thickness of one layer does not exceed 20 nanometers (in one meter - a billion nanometers), and the entire film - 90 nanometers. Despite such an insignificant amount of metal, the radio visibility of the in-cab equipment is reduced by 250 times.

    https://iz.ru/news/519421
    Jammer aircraft have the same problem.
  12. 0
    12 February 2022 17: 40
    Thanks to a specially developed composition and technology of magnetron sputtering, it was possible (...) to achieve light transmission of cockpit glass up to 65-70%. On the previous generation of flying radars, this figure did not exceed 30%
    Gauze also transmits light angry