India “rebuild” and “reconfigure” Russian T-50

The Indian version of the fifth-generation joint fighter will have less weight, will be more powerful and less noticeable for enemy radar, said the senior director of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, reports The Hindu Times 30 August.

As part of a joint project with Russia, the Indian version of FGFA will be “modified and reconfigured” to meet Indian requirements. "While the Russian version is all-metal, our version will have a wing and tail unit (keels and horizontal stabilizers) made of composite materials," said S. Subrahmanyan, managing director of the MiG complex at HAL. “The use of composites will reduce the weight of the aircraft and reduce radar visibility. Our version will also have more advanced Indian avionics. Thanks to these improvements, we will get a better and more powerful platform, ”he said at the MAKS-2013 air show. Subramanian led the Indian delegation at the exhibition.

FGFA is the largest and most ambitious Indian defense project and the largest joint military-technical cooperation program with Russia. Earlier this year, both sides completed the preliminary design of the FGFA and are now negotiating to create a detailed project. The contract can be signed before the end of this year.

Four Russian prototypes of the T-50 (or PAK FA) have completed more than 2010 test flights since January 200. The Russian Air Force intends to take the first vehicles into service in 2015. HAL Corporation intends to receive three redesigned T-50 prototypes in 2015, 2016 and 2017, the aircraft will enter service with the Indian Air Force in 2019, Subramanian said. The FGFA project will bring Indian expertise to aviation technology to a much higher level. “We have moved from licensed manufacturing and technology transfer to collaborative design and development,” he said. India supplies avionics for the Su-30 aircraft that Russia is building for Malaysia and Indonesia. “Collaborative development offers much greater opportunities for knowledge sharing than licensed production. With this organization of work, the parties have all the rights to intellectual property, ”he added.

Currently, India is working with Russia on the second project - the creation of a multi-purpose transport aircraft, which is already at the stage of detailed design. With the West, India had only one joint design experience - the Dhruv light helicopter was developed with the assistance of the German company MVV.

Comments

[experienced]

Well, yes, we recall how they tried to "reconfigure" their aircraft carrier and instead of asbestos they asked for brickwork ... "Reconfigurators" are still those, submarines probably also "reconfigured" and drowned.
Our main thing is not to be carried out on provocations, what should be made and transferred under contracts, and then let them "reconfigure" at their own peril and risk, otherwise claims will follow: "We paid, but y ... we received ... our money "
And let the Tagged name "rebuild" he has a lot of experience in "Perestroika"

[Northerner]

It is interesting to look at more modern Indian equipment.

[the polar]

Quote: Northerner

It is interesting to look at more modern Indian equipment.

Yes, it is really interesting what kind of "advanced Indian avionics" is, whether it means avionics or algorithms for an integrated aircraft control system.

[76rtbr]

three elephants and a sacred cow, instrumentation !!!!!

[tilovaykrisa]

How small children want to make out everything and see what the toy has inside, and after assembly there are always extra parts

[Airman]

Quote: tilovaykrisa

How small children want to make out everything and see what the toy has inside, and after assembly there are always extra parts

Why are you all so fed up on the Indians? They just do not have enough high-quality metal, so they decided to reduce weight and size. The economy should be ECONOMIC.

[Vadivak]

Quote: ...

will have less weight, will be more powerful and less noticeable to enemy radars,

The stump is clear. Already the first photos are

[Alexei]

will have less weight, will be more powerful and less noticeable to enemy radars

It will have less weight by reducing the cockpit by half, and the pilot they will be an as-yogi who can enter into a trance and reduce the weight of his body.

[ziqzaq]

Quote: seasoned

"Converters" are still those

Yeah, you just said that ... The T-50 Indians will rebuild, this is not a problem for them, though he will stop flying, but this is not the main thing, is it ?? The main thing is YOURS !!!! Avionics is the best !!!! A fly ??? Yes, it’s not a question, we’ll smoke something and fly, and shoot ...
PS
Although maybe I'm too rude, and ??? Maybe that is bungled, although I doubt very much ......

[series]

Indian pepper "drew" in front of the magazines, wiped what is called a purple-Russian nose ...
and our ignoramuses shawala - write, province, paper will endure even the Indian diarrhea of ​​aircraft designs ...
PS In my opinion, they have already worked out stealth technologies on their plastic cars for the poor, now they are inspired by success to tear up!

[Dwarfik]

Something smacks of populism and cotton wool rolling. This is when it became India's fashion to make better avionics (better than on the T-50), and in gliders they turn out to be more "smart". What are you, what are you gentlemen Indians. Whistler day?

[Panikovsky]

and Indian hemp smells.

[Gur]

Indeed, the phrase from the film suggests itself, "why are you not so smart in formation?" If the ward is crazy, damn you yourself did not develop it, here you read the documentation and sites developed by the Indians for the service of office equipment and you are amazed at their fantasies, as if the deaf didn’t hear it, they thought it up, and this is an airplane. Fuck their Indians like mud, they are not afraid of not significant sacrifices, and money is visible too.

[patsantre]

They won't die of modesty, their mother. "More advanced Indian avionics" - I got doubly hot from this phrase. On the one hand, we realized that we were buying electronics from India (at least for the Su-30, and sort of like the development of all kinds of BIUS and They also dealt with electronics for the T-50). On the other hand, that India openly declares its superiority in this area. And thirdly, did they seriously decide that they could make, for example, a radar station better than ours?
And indeed, judging by what they said, the best plane will be with them, not ours. I don’t know whether to believe it or not, but that’s not the case.

[evil hamster]

Quote: patsantre

(at least for the Su-30, and it seems like they also worked on the development of all kinds of BIOS and electronics for the T-50)

You believe these masters of art whistling more. For the Su-30, some of our development computers are assembled in India, well, such were their requirements initially, so that they could produce something. Well, when it came to buying a Su30 for the Russian Air Force (thank God, less than 20 years have passed), they simply did not begin to change cooperation because it’s not necessary. As for the T50, they don’t develop a nifig there, since they used to spit booty until the last moment and really fit into the program only when the first prototypes flew, and by that time there were already experienced radar stations and had already passed the tests.
Well, as for the rest - these are the features of the mentality apparently. And T50 they have all-metal, and Indian avionics advanced and blah blah blah. In short, I hope ours will not go on about balabolok, otherwise they will turn this thing into Arjun with wings for about 30 years, but we don’t need it. We need FGFA to get into production with the T50, otherwise the economic effect of the larger series will be lost.

[ankh-andrej]

Yes, about the all-metal, he said it just like in a puddle of p..l. Feels like "Specialist".

[Black Colonel]

Well, yes, the most advanced tank of all times and peoples is, of course, "Arjun", but for some reason they are in no hurry to refuse to purchase our tanks.

[Gur]

The advanced version is that when the plane falls, it will perform Indian hits like "Jimi acha, acha"))))

[koosss]

Quote: patsantre

buy electronics from India (at least for the Su-30

please note
"for the Su-30 aircraft that Russia is building for Malaysia and Indonesia"
that I think is very important)
export is known to be not the best)

[Stiletto]

So the Indians intend to clean the PAK FA chakras? Oh well. Bollywood and Hollywood will not be brought to good.

[avt]

Ponte in turkeys are not exterminated. "Subramanian led the Indian delegation at the exhibition." ----- I decided on the hike that he was cooler than Poghosyan, there are more beeches in the last name, but since it ends in yang, then the plane will be better.

[Garrin]

India “rebuild” and “reconfigure” Russian T-50

Well. Now begins to dance and sing.

[Tektor]

India “rebuild” and “reconfigure” Russian T-50

We swam, we know. First, the Indians have nothing to do with the T-50: only the FGFA - the commercial version. And secondly, when a Hindu begins to "beat himself in the chest" like that gorilla, there is a wild delay in development. And the output is zero.

[Vitaly Anisimov]

Let reconfigure and we take a look .... The main thing is that this mutually beneficial cooperation was!

[domokl]

Well, they have survived ... More advanced Indian avionics is already a reality. If this goes further, it is not the Indians who will work with us, but we if we agree ...

[KCC]

As I understand it, the Indians, by and large, will leave only our engines, let's see the result after the restructuring of the aircraft, as they understand it, they want to get a platform and then improve it. I hardly believe in a more advanced Indian aircraft. The main thing is to finance the creation of ours and then the flag in hand for experimentation.

[Veles25]

A New Look

[Black Colonel]

Land motor-carrier. A purely Indian invention. Tremble, the Chinese !!!

[Dwarfik]

Quote: patsantre

They won't die of modesty, their mother. "More advanced Indian avionics" - I got doubly hot from this phrase. On the one hand, we realized that we were buying electronics from India (at least for the Su-30, and sort of like the development of all kinds of BIUS and They also dealt with electronics for the T-50). On the other hand, that India openly declares its superiority in this area. And thirdly, did they seriously decide that they could make, for example, a radar station better than ours?
And indeed, judging by what they said, the best plane will be with them, not ours. I don’t know whether to believe it or not, but that’s not the case.

It is possible that we are talking about the export version of the SU - 30 MKI (special modification for India).

[Sirs]

How to improve stealth due to composite materials, the architecture of the aircraft for this must be changed by the glider itself, and this is already a task for the developer's design bureau, but it’s clear that they will do everything themselves. but they won’t succeed, because they don’t have a school of designing such a class of equipment.
And if they do this and get kakash.a well-wishers around the world will ring that Russia does not know how to make airplanes. And there, prove that the Indians themselves wanted to change the performance characteristics.

[Vlad_Mir]

"our version will have a wing and tail unit (fins and horizontal stabilizers) made of composite materials" "- as far as I know in Russia this option was abandoned due to loss of strength. The Indian variant will be less maneuverable in all likelihood!

[NAV-STAR]

Verbiage cannot be taken away from the Hindu, so let the joint development take off, disappear from the radar, and we will draw conclusions!

[basil200]

Well, these are Indians, they have a hero in a movie on a tractor, they do such tricks from a springboard. On the T-50, fly backwards before spitting.

[dvvv]

As their MiG-21s fall, so the T-50 will be lowered to the flying coffin, and in the end the Russians will be to blame

[ankh-andrej]

FGFA will be built in India and for India. Let him even plow the earth with his nose. If our T-50s fly normally, no one will be able to claim us.

[Tan4ik]

Something I do not believe that they will do better. This is not possible.

[ankh-andrej]

Probably the Indians have their own Hindu Tsagi with a wind tunnel, into which they will blow the whole team to test the strength aerodynamic characteristics.

[Hitrovan07]

"The dog barks - the caravan is coming." If only they paid their financial share on time - and in advance.

[Ulysses]

The submarine has already been "reconfigured" with its own batteries.
Result.

[Rash]

The Su-30 was also the pinnacle of perfection, however, India requested the TTX even steeper and the Su-30-MKI with OBT, Thales suspensions, electronic warfare, LCD displays appeared. IMHO, the T-50 is waiting for the same fate.

[Tourist Breakfast]

Regarding avionics, India has no problem purchasing components and even ready-made modules in Western countries. But where Russia takes the modern element base for its avionics is a mystery to me.



By the way, the Indian self-developed AWACS:

[Wedmak]

By the way, the Indian self-developed AWACS:

What a terrible .... hung up, as if a drunken engineer glued it with glue and fixed it with tape.

[Tourist Breakfast]

What a terrible .... hung up, as if a drunken engineer glued it with glue and fixed it with tape.

All claims against Brazilians:

[Tektor]

But where Russia takes the modern element base for its avionics is a mystery to me.

As where? In Belarus - the only fragment of the USSR, preserved in its original form.

[Tourist Breakfast]

As where? In Belarus - the only fragment of the USSR, preserved in its original form.

The key word is "modern". I have never heard of the Belarusian "Silicon Valley".

[Cynic]

Quote: Tourist's Breakfast

it's a mystery to me

We are all from the USSR!

“The capitalists will not only sell us the rope on which we hang them, they will give it to us on credit.”

Is that familiar?

[Tourist Breakfast]

“The capitalists will not only sell us the rope on which we hang them, they will give it to us on credit.”
Is that familiar?

So it really is. Only in the case of the element base there are all sorts of restrictions that, however, can be circumvented through front companies.

[ultra]

Quote: Tourist's Breakfast

But where Russia takes the modern element base for its avionics is a mystery to me.

We do it yourself! It’s not strange that the lag in microelectronics from the time of the USSR has been reduced to a minimum. Despite the limitations, it is possible to purchase equipment (in particular lithographic) from leading world manufacturers. The main problem here is the organization of large volumes of production.

[Tourist Breakfast]

We do it yourself! It’s not strange that the lag in microelectronics from the time of the USSR has been reduced to a minimum. Despite the limitations, it is possible to purchase equipment (in particular lithographic) from leading world manufacturers. The main problem here is the organization of large volumes of production. hi

But the Russian media write differently:

Prosecutors in the New York area of ​​Brooklyn on Wednesday indicted 11 suspects in the illegal export of military technology to Russia, for which they face up to 20 years in prison, American media report citing a statement from the Department of Justice.

.....

According to American investigators, through his company Arc Electronics, which he founded in Houston and his wife, Fishenko purchased dual-purpose electronics from American firms and delivered it to Russia, where it could be used for military purposes, in particular in radars, detonators, surveillance and guidance systems. The turnover of such electronics in the United States is legal, but its export requires a special license, which Arc Electronics did not have.


Ibid:

The lack of an element base in Russia for complex electronics is an open secret. At the presentation of the first Glonass civilian receivers in 2008, the director general of the Space Instrumentation Research Institute Yuri Korolev admitted: of all the details in the receiver, the Russian one had only an antenna - the rest was imported. “The Russian electronics industry does not produce the elements necessary for such devices,” he complained. “Our grandchildren will see this base at best, and even that is unlikely,” said the director of one of the companies working with Roscosmos. - Over 60% of electronic components in our satellites are foreign. ” According to him, the annual procurement of electronic component base for the industry is 10-12 billion rubles.

Read on: http://www.vedomosti.ru/politics/news/4605381/v_ssha_11_chelovek_obvinyayutsya_v

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[Cynic]

Quote: ultra

No riddles, we make ourselves!

Unfortunately, only 90nm process technology

[Wedmak]

Reconfigure ?? Hang over with flowers and learn to sing? Or will he dance before launching the rocket? The Indians, for their part ... can put anyone in the belt.
Check out the shirt made of gold plates. Xs how much she weighs and how long this dude can walk in her ...

[NickitaDembelnulsa]

How many ambitions are in them !!! They now believe that they made this plane, that they are smarter than the Russians, and they will have better flying.

[nemec55]

Our version will also have more advanced Indian avionics.

Aircraft manufacturers, test pilots, and cosmonauts of the Soviet Union are just *** from such words in the sky.

[Petergut]

The tanks have already reconfigured.

[ankh-andrej]

For some reason, I have the impression that all the Indian tricks like diversifying the existing weapons with good for the Indians will not end. They will not have a combat-ready army with types of weapons from different countries of production.

[Jolla]

No, what's so complicated? they just take the plane and just improve it. it’s so simple, they won’t worsen, but improve.
And, by the way, in the tradition of making a cockpit not for 2 pilots, but for 50 ty.

[Cynic]

So, the improvement of aircraft carriers has already been mastered, now it is up to aviation.
Hmm, I remembered

After a joint Soviet -... flight, an ... astronaut is interviewed:
- Please tell me whether there was a friendly atmosphere and good mutual understanding on board?
- Oh yes, I holoso understood the Soviet tovalis!
- Tell me, well ... And so on. Suddenly, one of the journalists pays attention to the hands of an astronaut, and the question is immediately asked:
- Tell me please, why do you have all blue hands? Was there some kind of accident?
- No, this is the Lusskaya tovalisa all the time, she beat me on bows and shouted: "Don't touch the instruments, you uncouth lump!"

In general, there will be something like

[voliador]

I think that our engineers are also working on the problem of radio stealth.

[sergey158-29]

QUOTE: India will “rebuild” and “reconfigure” the Russian T-50 ...

GOOD LUCK, but interested in the question, but for HOW MUCH?

[Antokha]

Quote: Tourist's Breakfast

But where Russia takes the modern element base for its avionics is a mystery to me.

Closed Joint Stock Company “MCST” is developing universal high-performance Russian microprocessors and computer systems.
The ICSTC R1000 microcircuit (in the design process was designated as the MCST-4R chip system) is the first development of the MCST, which has reached the gigahertz boundary.
“МЦСТ R1000” contains 4 cores of the 64-bit architecture of SPARC V9, each core decodes and sends for execution up to 2 instructions per cycle.
VIS1 and VIS2 vector extensions supported

[Tourist Breakfast]

Closed Joint Stock Company “MCST” is developing universal high-performance Russian microprocessors and computer systems.

It's not about processors. And not even about digital circuits at all. We are talking about microcircuits used in avionics (communications, radars, etc.).

[Cynic]

Quote: Tourist's Breakfast

It's about microcircuits used in avionics (communications, radars, etc.).

And what?
Two, three generations behind technological execution lag behind similar foreign ones.
But, oddly enough to some, the equipment itself is up to standard.