Radar Training System, LabVolt Series
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1-3 Frequency Agility and Barrage Noise Jamming
1-4 Video Integration and Track-On-Jamming
1-5 Antennas in EW: Sidelobe Jamming and Space Discrimination
2-1 Deception Jamming Using the Radar Jamming Pod Trainer
2-2 Range Gate Pull-Off
2-3 Stealth Technology: The Quest for Reduced RCS
3-1 Deceptive Jamming Using Amplitude-Modulated Signals
3-2 Cross-Polarization Jamming
3-3 Multiple-Source Jamming Techniques
4-1 Chaff Clouds
4-2 Chaff Clouds used as Decoys
Radar Phased Array Antenna Training System (Level 6, add-on to Level 2 and 3)
8112507 (8097-60)
The Radar Phased Array Antenna Training System is specifically
designed to be used with the complete, pulse radar system that
can be implemented with the Basic Radar Training System and
the Radar Processor/Display (systems 8097-1 and 8097-2,
respectively). The training system includes a phased array
antenna, a beam-steering control module, the necessary cables,
and a comprehensive student manual that deals with the
principles of electronically steered antennas.
Beam steering in the Radar Phased Array Antenna Training
System is achieved using a microwave switch coupled to a
Rotman lens and microstrip tapered slot array antennas. Beam
steering control can be manual, continuous or radar PRF dependent. Scan speeds of up to 1080 scans/min can
be achieved, thereby allowing the PPI display (sector scan) of the radar system to be refreshed at much higher
rates than with a conventional mechanically rotated parabolic antenna. Targets can thus be followed in near real
time.
List of Equipment
Qty Description
Model
number
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Phased Array Antenna ____________________________________________________________ 581966 (9612-00)
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Phased Array Antenna Controller ___________________________________________________ 581968 (9613-00)
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Accessories for 8096-6 ___________________________________________________________ 581987 (9690-E0)
The Radar Phased Array Antenna Trainer is fully compatible with the Radar
Training System. It allows sector-scan operation with no antenna motion.
