AESA Surveillance Low-Altitude Surveillance Radar (SDL-G06)
X-band AESA surveillance radar designed for accurate low-altitude moving target detection and tracking.
- X-band AESA surveillance architecture
- 12 km moving target detection range
- High-accuracy target measurement
- Compact lightweight radar design
Product Details
Product Overview
The SDL G06 low-altitude surveillance radar adopts an Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) architecture for continuous moving target detection and tracking within a 90° azimuth sector. The system delivers high detection sensitivity, precise target measurement, and stable all-weather operation for personnel, vehicles, and vessels. Its lightweight design and high-accuracy tracking capability make it suitable for mobile surveillance platforms and integrated security monitoring systems.
Key Specifications
| Working Frequency | X-band |
| Operating Mode | Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) System |
| Scanning Range | 90° Azimuth Sector |
| Range | 12km |
| Detection Range |
≥5 km (personnel) ≥8 km (small vehicle) ≥12 km (large vehicle, vessel) |
| Detection Accuracy |
Distance: ≤5 m Azimuth: ≤0.25° Velocity: ≤±0.1 m/s ±2% |
| Communication Interface | Gigabit Ethernet aviation connector |
| Weight | ≤4.5 Kg |
FAQ
- What is the main purpose of The SDL G06 radar?
- It is designed for low-altitude moving target detection and tracking in security, perimeter monitoring, and surveillance applications.
- What are the advantages of AESA technology?
- AESA technology enables faster beam steering, improved detection accuracy, higher reliability, and better target tracking performance.
- What targets can the radar detect?
- It can detect personnel, small vehicles, large vehicles, and vessels within its operational coverage area.
- Is the radar suitable for mobile deployment?
- Yes. Its lightweight structure and compact design make it suitable for vehicle-mounted and portable surveillance systems.
- What environments is The SDL G06 designed for?
- The radar is designed for continuous all-weather operation in outdoor monitoring and security environments.
