List_of_radars

List of radars

A radar is an electronic system used to determine and detect the range of target and maps various types of targets. This is a list of radars.

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Name	Type	Function	Platform/System(s)	Origin	Notes	Ref
INKAN	monopulse 2D	air traffic control	ground-based	Argentina	in service with the National Civil Aviation Administration	^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]
INVAP 3D	3D	air search radar		Argentina	in service with the Argentine Air Force since 2011	^[5]^[6]

Name	Type	Function	Platform/System(s)	Origin	Notes	Ref
Jindalee	over-the-horizon	air search	land-based (fixed)	Australia		^[7]
CEAFAR	digital active phased array		ANZAC class frigate	Australia	developed by CEA Technologies	^[8]^[9]

Name	Type	Function	Platform/System(s)	Origin	Notes	Ref
EDT-FILA		air target acquisition/fire control	land-based	Brazil	developed by Avibras	^{[citation needed]}
OTH-0100	over-the-horizon		naval	Brazil		^{[citation needed]}
SABER M60		air surveillance	land-based	Brazil		^[10]^[11]^[12]
SABER M200 Multimissão	AESA	air surveillance	land-based portable	Brazil		^[13]^[14]
SABER M200 Vigilante	active phased array	air surveillance	land-based portable	Brazil	under development	^[15]
SABER S60		secondary air surveillance	land-based	Brazil
SABER S200R		secondary air surveillance	land-based	Brazil
SCP-01 Scipio			AMX A-1M	Brazil	under development by SIATT	^[16]
SENTIR M20		air surveillance	land-based	Brazil		^[17]

Name	Type	Function	Platform/System(s)	Origin	Notes	Ref
ESR-32A		air surveillance	land-based	Egypt		^[18]
unnamed	phased array radar (3D)			Egypt	to be unveiled at EDEX 2020	^[19]

Name	Type	Function	Platform/System(s)	Origin	Notes	Ref
Active Phased Array Radar	AESA 3D	air/surface surveillance	naval	Netherlands		^[20]
ARS-400			airborne			^{[citation needed]}
ARS-400M			airborne			^{[citation needed]}
ARS-800			airborne			^{[citation needed]}
ARTHUR	PESA	counter-battery	land-based	Norway Sweden		^[21]
Captor	AESA	multirole	Eurofighter Typhoon	Germany Italy Spain United Kingdom	developed from AMSAR and CAESAR projects	^{[citation needed]}
Captor-E	AESA	multirole	Eurofighter Typhoon	Germany Italy Spain United Kingdom	developed from AMSAR and CAESAR projects	^[22]
COBRA		counter-battery	land-based			^{[citation needed]}
DARS		air command and control	land-based (mobile)		Deployable Air operations centre, Recognized air picture production centre, Sensor fusion post	^{[citation needed]}
EISCAT	incoherent scatter	scientific	land-based (fixed)	Finland Norway Sweden		^[23]
Erieye	AESA	air surveillance	airborne	Sweden		^[24]
Flycatcher (KL/MSS-6720)		air defense fire control	land-based	Netherlands	manufactured by Hollandse Signaal Apparaten; operational since 1979	^{[citation needed]}
GLOBUS		space surveillance	land-based (fixed)	Norway United States		^[25]
Ground Master 400	AESA 3D	air surveillance	land-based (mobile)	France		^[26]
HARD-3D	LPI	air surveillance	land-based			^[27]
HEMPAS-CCIAS	passive	air surveillance		Greece	under development; status uncertain As of 2010^[update]	^[28]
L3/2		air defense fire control	land-based	Netherlands	manufactured by Hollandse Signaal Apparaten; operational with the Belgian Army in the 1950s	^{[citation needed]}
L4/3 (KL/MSS-301)		air defense fire control	land-based	Netherlands	manufactured by Hollandse Signaal Apparaten; operational in the 1960s	^{[citation needed]}
L4/5 (KL/MSS-3012)		air defense fire control	land-based	Netherlands	manufactured by Hollandse Signaal Apparaten; operational in the 1960s and 1970s	^{[citation needed]}
PS-05/A	pulse Doppler	multirole	Saab JAS 39 Gripen	Sweden		^[29]
RBE2	PESA	multirole	Dassault Rafale	France		^{[citation needed]}
RBE2-AA	AESA	multirole	Dassault Rafale	France		^[30]
RASIT	Pulse Doppler	ground surveillance	land-based (mobile)	France	developed by Thomson-CSF	^[31]
S1850M	DAA	air defense	naval	France United Kingdom		^[32]
SAMPSON	AESA	multi-function	naval	United Kingdom		^[33]
Sindre II		air defense				^{[citation needed]}
SMART-L	DAA		naval	Netherlands		^[34]
Super Fledermaus		air defense fire control		Switzerland	operational in the 1960s and 1970s	^{[citation needed]}
Type 901		air defense fire control	Sea Slug	United Kingdom		^{[citation needed]}
TRML-3D/32	PESA	air surveillance and target acquisition	land-based	Germany	Developed by EADS (now Hensoldt)	^{[citation needed]}

Name	Type	Function	Platform/System(s)	Origin	Notes	Ref
Chang-Shan (Long Mountain)	planar array	multi-function	Sky Bow III	Republic of China		^[36]
Change Bai 1 (Long White 1)	phased array	multi-function	Sky Bow I	Republic of China		^[37]
Change Bau 2 (Long White 2)		multi-function	Sky Bow II	Republic of China		^[38]
CS/MPG-25	continuous wave	target illumination	Sky Bow I	Republic of China	derived from AN/MPQ-46	^[37]
CS/MPQ-78	3D pulsed doppler	air defense (short range)	Antelope air defence system	Republic of China		^[39]
CS/MPQ-90 Bee Eye	AESA	air defense	ground-based	Republic of China	also planned for naval use	^[40]
CS/SPG-6N(S)		surface search	Tuo Chiang-class corvette	Republic of China		^{[citation needed]}
CS/SPG-6N(T)		fire control	Tuo Chiang-class corvette	Republic of China		^{[citation needed]}
CS/SPG-21A		target acquisition/fire control	Hsiung Feng I	Republic of China		^[41]
Sea Bee Eye	AESA	air defense	ship-based	Republic of China		^[42]

Designation	Wavelength	Platform
CXAM	150-cm	large surface ships
SK-1		large surface ships
SK-2		large surface ships
SC	50-cm	surface ships
SF	10-cm	too heavy for intended use on PT boats, but used on larger ships
SG	10-cm	surface ships
SJ	10-cm	submarines
SM	3-cm	aircraft carriers for direction of night-fighters
SO	10-cm	PT boats
SU	3-cm	Destroyer escorts

Prefix	Designation
A	Aircraft, used in combination with other letters
B	IFF
C	Experimental
D	Direction-finding
E	Emergency power
F	Fire control radar
FS	Frequency shift keying
G	Aircraft transmitting
H	Sonar hoists
I	Intercept radar, aircraft only
J	Passive sonar, for submarines
K	Sonar transmitting
L	Precision calibration
M	Radio transceiver
N	Echo-sounding
O	Measuring, for operator training
P	Automatic transmitting and receiving
Q	Sonar, for surface ships
R	Radio receiver
S	Search
T	Radio transmitter
U	Remote control
V	Radar display
W	Submarine sonar
X	Experimental
Y	Radar homing beacon
Z	Airborne navigational aids, later replaced with ARN and APN

List_of_radars

Argentina

Australia

Brazil

Egypt

Europe

India

Military

Airborne

Naval

Land-based

Under development

Iran

Italy

Airborne

Surface based

Military – Naval

Japan

Surface-based

Naval

Airborne

People's Republic of China

Military

Naval

Land-based

Airborne

Commercial/scientific

Serbia

Soviet Union/Russia

Military

Naval

Land-based

Airborne

Republic of China (Taiwan)

United Kingdom

Ground

Naval

Airborne

United States

Military

Naval

Land-based

Airborne

AN/APB Series

AN/APD Series

AN/APG Series

AN/APN Series

AN/APQ Series

AN/APS Series

AN/APY Series

AN/AWG Series

Other

Commercial/scientific

See also

Notes

References

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