The first flight of the new ECRS Mk.2 AESA radar on the Typhoon marks a milestone in the ongoing development of the aircraft to keep it relevant in the next decades, introducing new Electronic ...

and "jamming"... Possible AESA techniques for attacking another radar could include burning through the target radar's antenna side-lobes, filter side-lobes, or other known features of the target ...

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y., Dec. 20, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In the realm of modern air combat, the integration of Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar has become an industry standard for ...

“AESA will replace 1960s radar technology, and greatly increase the navigation and targeting capabilities of the B-52 in higher threat areas.” As part of the upgrades the B-52 fleet will ...

October 8, 2021: An American firm, Raytheon, has developed a new lightweight AESA (Active Electronically Scanned Array) fire control radar for aircraft, ships or ground forces that weighs about 48 kg ...

This new radar is a special version of the Captor E AESA radar, or ECRS Mk 1, that is set to equip the Typhoons from Germany, Spain, and of the ECRS Mk 0 that will equip the aircraft of Kuwait and ...

As part of this effort, the existing bomber platform will also receive the latest Raytheon active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar. While price jumps may be delaying the imminent arrival ...

Raytheon has unveiled a new compact gallium nitride active electronically scanned array radar (AESA) that it claims will cost about half the price of fire-control radars on the market today.

According to the manufacturer, it provides the capability of a heavyweight AESA fire control radar at half the cost. The new radar weighs just over 100lb, making it one-third of the weight of most ...

The AESA radar will first be retrofitted onto the Akinci, a drone built by Turkish Aerospace Industries; then on a batch of 36 F-16 Block 30 aircraft; and, in the longer term, the TF-X ...