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These aircraft will be fitted with the ECRS Mk1 radar, which is now in development by Hensoldt. While using Mk0 components, the Mk1 introduces a new digital multi-channel receiver and new transmit-receive modules that significantly enhance frequency range and target recognition ability. The greater capabilities also open up potential for new applications such as electronic attack and ultra-high-resolution synthetic aperture radar (UHR-SAR) imaging
ECRS Mk 2 is much more of a new radar than the Captor-based Mk1. The interface with the aircraft—including attack computer, power, and cooling—remains the same, but much of the hardware is of the new design. The multi-function antenna array has more transmit/receive modules, with a mix of gallium arsenide (GaAs) and gallium nitride (GaN) elements. Whereas the Mk1 retains the double-swashplate mechanical repositioner of the Mk0, the Mk2 has a rotating drum-type repositioner, as first employed by the Leonardo ES-05 Raven radar developed for the Saab Gripen E/F.
A new processor, new receiver and dedicated electronic warfare receiver and techniques generator are installed, greatly expanding the system’s detection capabilities while also adding the ability to conduct electronic attack and jamming in the defense suppression role. A new radome, being developed by Meggitt, is also required for the aircraft to cater to the radar’s wider bandwidth. An initial test ECRS Mk2 is due to fly in a Typhoon next year.
alejandro_ escribió:Sobre el desarrollo de los radares:
España y Alemania:...The greater capabilities also open up potential for new applications such as electronic attack and ultra-high-resolution synthetic aperture radar (UHR-SAR) imaging
alejandro_ escribió:Sobre el desarrollo de los radares:
España y Alemania:These aircraft will be fitted with the ECRS Mk1 radar, which is now in development by Hensoldt. While using Mk0 components, the Mk1 introduces a new digital multi-channel receiver and new transmit-receive modules that significantly enhance frequency range and target recognition ability. The greater capabilities also open up potential for new applications such as electronic attack and ultra-high-resolution synthetic aperture radar (UHR-SAR) imaging
Italia y Reino UnidoECRS Mk 2 is much more of a new radar than the Captor-based Mk1. The interface with the aircraft—including attack computer, power, and cooling—remains the same, but much of the hardware is of the new design. The multi-function antenna array has more transmit/receive modules, with a mix of gallium arsenide (GaAs) and gallium nitride (GaN) elements. Whereas the Mk1 retains the double-swashplate mechanical repositioner of the Mk0, the Mk2 has a rotating drum-type repositioner, as first employed by the Leonardo ES-05 Raven radar developed for the Saab Gripen E/F.
A new processor, new receiver and dedicated electronic warfare receiver and techniques generator are installed, greatly expanding the system’s detection capabilities while also adding the ability to conduct electronic attack and jamming in the defense suppression role. A new radome, being developed by Meggitt, is also required for the aircraft to cater to the radar’s wider bandwidth. An initial test ECRS Mk2 is due to fly in a Typhoon next year.
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Los Mk 1 con capacidades completas es esperan en 2026. Las primeras entregas (Mk 0) serán en 2023. Para el Mk 2 no hay fechas.
aguinet escribió:Según esa información, el proyecto Mk2 es bastante mas ambicioso que el Mk1, hablan de que prácticamente es un radar nuevo.
Respecto a las 5 unidades encargadas por España, se reciben en 2023, por lo que parece claro, que estos al menos serán Mk0.
jupiter escribió:Si he entendido bien el artículo, los mk0 y mk1 no llevan antena giratoria?
aguinet escribió:jupiter escribió:Si he entendido bien el artículo, los mk0 y mk1 no llevan antena giratoria?
Yo he entendido que los tres tienen la antena móvil, pero que el mk2 usan un método de giro diferente.
Bastante esclarecedor para los que barruntaban que el Mk1 sería superior al Mk2.
ModeJu escribió:Pues yo tenía entendido que el MK0 es el AESA para exportación, el MK1 el AESA con los requisitos de Alemania y España. El MK2 el AESA con los requisitos de GB e Italia (ya estos usan el F-35) y no tienen las misma necesidades.
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