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Cassidian's state-of-theart radar technology
Cassidian further increases its leading position in state-of-the-art radar technology. The company has developed a new generation of transmit and receive modules which give the new AESA radars with electronic beam scanning (AESA – Active Electronically Scanned Array) previously unattained performance. Thanks to the new modules, the multi-mode and multi-tasking capabilities of AESA antennas can be enhanced on a sustained basis while at the same time significantly reducing production costs.
“Our new-generation modules increase radar performance, while the cost of production is reduced by more than 30 per cent,” said Dr. Elmar Compans, Head of the Sensors & Electronic Warfare unit at Cassidian.
In contrast to conventional systems, radars based on AESA technology can perform several tasks practically simultaneously. The transmitting energy is generated directly in the antenna, namely in a multitude of transmit & receive modules (TRM), instead of in a delicate central transmitter.
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