Portable Ku-band System Two-Dimensional Phase Scanning Radar
Ku-band portable two-dimensional phase scanning radar designed for low-altitude UAV detection and mobile surveillance applications.
- Portable two-dimensional phase scanning architecture
- Ku-band high-resolution detection capability
- Multi-platform deployment (man-portable, vehicle, UAV)
- UAV detection up to 15 km range
Product Details
Product Overview
The portable two-dimensional phase scanning radar adopts a two-dimensional phase
scanning system, which has the high integration and strong mobility features, and can search and track slow and small targets at low altitude. It can be carried by a single soldier or installed on a variety of mobile platforms such as vehicles and UAVs.
Key Specifications
| Operating Frequency Band | Ku-band |
| Resolution (Imaging) | 0.3m × 0.3m |
| Detection Range (False Alarm Rate: 10⁻⁶, Detection Probability: 90%) |
Maximum detection range: 7km (RCS = 0.01m²) 12km (RCS = 0.5m²) 15km (RCS = 1m²) Minimum detection range: 300m |
| Angle Coverage | Azimuth: ±45°, Elevation: -10° ~ +60° |
| Speed Range | 0.5m/s ~ 120m/s |
| Data Rate | Searching: 6s, Tracking: 0.5s |
| Resolution (Radar) | Azimuth ≤ 4°, Elevation ≤ 6°, Distance ≤ 15m |
| Accuracy |
Azimuth ≤ 0.4°, Elevation ≤ 0.8°, Distance ≤ 5m, Speed ≤ 0.5m/s |
| Power Consumption | ≤ 600W |
Application scenario diagram
FAQ
- What is the main advantage of this portable radar?
- Its high integration and lightweight design allow rapid deployment and flexible operation in field environments.
- What targets can it detect?
- It is designed for low-altitude, slow-speed, and small UAV targets, including commercial drones and similar aerial platforms.
- What deployment methods are supported?
- The system can be carried by a single operator or installed on vehicles and UAV platforms for mobile surveillance missions.
- What is the maximum detection capability?
- It supports detection up to 15 km depending on target radar cross-section and environmental conditions.
- Where is this radar typically used?
- It is used in rapid response security, temporary surveillance deployments, border monitoring, and tactical field operations.
