For new Russian air defense systems, communications complexes are being created that can “escape” from interference and reconnaissance of the enemy

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In the “United Instrument-Making Corporation”, communication complexes “Tuf-MA” and “Tuf-М2” are being developed with the possibility of high-speed frequency tuning, which are intended to equip C-400 / 500 and Vityaz missiles, RIA News report of the general director of the defense industry Alexander Yakunin.

For new Russian air defense systems, communications complexes are being created that can “escape” from interference and reconnaissance of the enemy


“For the new C-400, C-500 and Vityaz complexes, Tuf-MA and Tuf-M2 systems are being developed. This equipment uses modern signaling structures and methods for digital signal processing, ”the general director said.

According to him, “the equipment uses phased antenna arrays with digital diagramming, high-speed frequency tuning to avoid the enemy’s electronic intelligence and interference.”

Help Agency: “OPK is a Russian state corporation created in 2014 year as part of Rostec to organize high-tech production of competitive products in the field of communication systems and tools, automated control systems, electronic warfare and robotic systems for the Russian Armed Forces and other special forces, as well as competitive products of civil and dual use. "
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  1. +16
    28 December 2015 19: 40
    According to him, “the equipment uses phased antenna arrays with digital diagramming, high-speed frequency tuning to avoid the enemy’s electronic intelligence and interference.”
    There, the “smoked” president’s officials in Turkey put up a radar station to interfere with our C_400, well, this is our “fiery” hello to them ...
    1. +6
      28 December 2015 19: 52
      Yeah, jammers are our pride since socialism, they could, they could. It is still necessary for the Yankees to introduce the social practice of dialing, and there: You didn’t get there!, Otherwise the mattresses relaxed! am
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      2. +7
        28 December 2015 21: 00
        Glad for REBat
        1. +4
          28 December 2015 22: 39
          Ours seem to have put a good emphasis on radio electronics systems: electronic warfare, communications, jamming, and also "anti-interference", etc. And it looks like with a good margin, super, well done!
    2. +4
      28 December 2015 19: 57
      Well, this is our "fiery" hello to them ...

      There is no need to rush .... Switch "UR-BR" to "UR" and close it until serious incidents ... hi
  2. +4
    28 December 2015 19: 40
    And infa is closed on these systems .. And it pleases! hi
  3. +9
    28 December 2015 19: 45
    Quote: Tersky
    There, members of the "smoked" president in Turkey put up a radar station to interfere with our C_400, well, this is our ardent hello to them ..

    God willing, let us pack the mattresses and their friends! The mind is not slumbering in Russia, the heroes have not gone extinct!
  4. +2
    28 December 2015 20: 02
    For the C500 complex, this is certainly good, but so far the 400s are not enough. And the fact that they work in the future is an honor and praise for them!
    1. +4
      28 December 2015 20: 13
      Quote: Great-grandfather of Zeus
      For the C500 complex, this is certainly good, but so far the 400s are not enough. And the fact that they work in the future is an honor and praise for them!

      Now at a combat post in Russia: 12 regiments - 25 divisions - 200PU (800 missiles). Few? There will be 56 divisions by 2020.
      1. 0
        29 December 2015 22: 46
        800 missiles in a salvo, but!

        Issuing the ACS KP, it consumes BC alternately in the divisions, so that the first have time to reload PU with new glasses. it is about 8 minutes per PU.

        By the way, the S-350 SAM takes only 2 minutes to recharge a single unit with 12 9M96M missiles with the ARGSN

        although on the launcher at the S-300/400 air defense system: 4 cups in each of which you can put 4 SAMs = 16 9M96M missiles with a range of 135 km.

        Here is such a discrepancy in BC for the sake of rate of fire!
  5. +3
    28 December 2015 20: 30
    "Someone invented a door, someone a lock, and someone a key to a lock."
    1. +2
      28 December 2015 20: 51
      Quote: Denis Obukhov
      "Someone invented a door, someone a lock, and someone a key to a lock."

      And it’s not difficult for us through the window!
  6. +3
    28 December 2015 20: 42
    Quote: Denis Obukhov
    "Someone invented a door, someone a lock, and someone a key to a lock."

    In a day it will be late, in an hour it will be late
    In a moment it will not get up .....
    If the keys do not fit the doors, knock the doors out with your shoulder.
    You must be strong, you must be able to say:
    Hands off, away from me!
    You must be strong, otherwise why should you be.
  7. +1
    28 December 2015 21: 03
    Once the S-500 is being done, it means that the work on this complex has reached the finish line ... and the work for the future is smart and right.
  8. 0
    28 December 2015 21: 17
    I remember about the frequency tuning of the bourgeois walkie-talkies, I still read in the 80s
    1. +4
      28 December 2015 21: 38
      about the frequency tuning of the bourgeois walkie-talkies, I still read in the 80s


      so what? The sequences of Barker have been known for half a century, and are still used, AFAR is used a long time ago, electronic warfare has existed since the time of Russian-Japanese 1905. smile And they will not write in the open literature not only subtleties, you will not even find a hint of a principle. There are sensible people, and thanks for that. Already where, where, and in radio engineering, our mark was left no less than the rest. I hope they will inherit it.
      1. +1
        29 December 2015 00: 36
        The principles, the English term Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS), have long been known. When not one frequency is used to transmit a signal, but a set of frequencies that change in a random sequence known only to the sender and receiver of the signal. Accordingly, the signal is more difficult to detect and damp.
      2. +5
        29 December 2015 01: 44
        Quote: dauria
        so what? The sequences of Barker have been known for half a century, and are still used, AFAR is used a long time ago, electronic warfare has existed since the time of Russian-Japanese 1905.

        .. I agree hi .. radio communications at separated frequencies has a long history .. hereinafter, as I understand it, they develop the idea .. judging by the quote from the article:
        According to him, “phased array antennas with digital beamforming are used in the equipment, high-speed frequency tuning to evade enemy electronic intelligence and interference».
        .. maybe not only frequency, but also range ?! .. and with the PSSh (pseudo-noise signal) they were played back in the 70s in the USSR .. the same one that was presented in the AGP-77 / AGP-81 (F-22 radar) as "know-how" .. hi
  9. +2
    28 December 2015 21: 43
    I apologize, but the outcome of the game at the youth World Cup: Russia -6, Finland -4 satisfied !!! drinks
  10. 0
    29 December 2015 01: 04
    Khe. Any techie will say that there are no jamming systems. and this is just another: sleep calmly, the enemy will not pass. That's when we try in real conditions .. but for now .....
    1. 0
      29 December 2015 01: 36
      How does mobile communication not jam itself? Probably someone did not sleep at night, figured out how to separate the signals.
      1. 0
        29 December 2015 02: 35
        there are cells .... and their size is not very large ... the larger the cells ... the smaller the cells ... each cell works with a certain number of subscribers (who is in its area) and is connected with other cells. ... but with interference it’s clear .... but who knows what they can come up with, some kind of stupid algorithms, cryptography is already grazing somewhere ... we have always had good practices in systems ... we are widely used nothing went))))
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