It can detect up to 100 targets simultaneously at a range of up to a 150 nautical miles, and pass cueing data for six targets to the
fire control radar. (15)
'Selection of the APG-68(V)9
Fire Control Radar by Oman and Iraq reaffirms its value and baseline position for all new F-16 production and F-16 avionics upgrades,' said Tim Winter, Northrop Grumman's vice president for Global Systems Solutions.
Insyte produces Type-911 radars for the Type-22 Duke class frigates and the HMS Invincible aircraft carrier, with the Type-909
fire control radar also equipping the Invincible along with the Type-996 E/F-band surface-search system.
The AH-64D Longbow remanufacture effort incorporates a millimeter wave
fire control radar (FCR), radar frequency interferometer (RFI), fire-and-forget radar-guided Hellfire missile and cockpit management and digitization enhancements.
* Remanufacture 597 Apache A model aircraft into D models, incorporating the installation of
fire control radar, multi-purpose displays, mission data computer, data transfer cartridge, digital map, etc; Task Force Hawk initiatives including the modernized-target acquisition designation sight/pilot night vision sensor (M-TADS/PNVS); reliability and safety improvements; and selected component overhaul
During World War II, Getting headed the MIT radiation laboratory's Army and
Fire Control Radar Division, the group responsible for the development of almost all the ground-based radars used by the U.S.
Although MDA does not plan to demonstrate the maturity of the technology of the early warning radar in Alaska, which will serve as the primary
fire control radar, through its own integrated flight tests, it may be able to do so through the anticipated launch of foreign test missiles.
Besides
fire control radar for the F-16 and F-22 fighters and the Longbow Apache helicopter, the company's Electronic Sensors and Systems Sector, also has produced 460 air traffic control systems for 12 different countries.
Israel could buy new AH-64Ds with the
fire control radar, distinguished by a mast-mounted raydome, at a cost of $20 million per unit, and upgrade some of its older AH-64As to the D-standard without the radar for about $5.2 million per unit.
It has "phased-array"
fire control radar that has the capability to detect six targets simultaneously.
Denying the incidents, the Chinese Defence Ministry said in a statement that the Chinese vessels were conducting normal observation and alerts in each incident, and no
fire control radar had been used.