ALPER Ship LPI Radar is an advanced radar system that enables the detection of surface targets and low-flying air targets in all weather conditions at sea. With its Low Probability of Intercept (LPI) feature, high range resolution, and 24/7 operational capability, this system stands out. It is military-grade, equipped with a modular structure, and various technical features.

General Features and Advantages:

• Low Probability of Intercept (LPI): ALPER Ship LPI Radar employs technology that minimizes the likelihood of detection by enemy forces, enhancing stealth by making it difficult for the radar to be detected by enemy sensors.
• High Range Resolution: The radar can detect surface and low-flying air targets with high resolution even at long distances.
• 24/7 Operational Structure: The system is designed to operate continuously for 24 hours, providing an advantage in prolonged missions.
• Low Failure Rate: ALPER Ship LPI Radar has a low failure rate, increasing its reliability.
• Modular Structure: This feature facilitates maintenance and upgrades of the system.
• Sector Blanketing Feature: By stopping radar emissions in a specific sector, it can further enhance stealth.
• Alarm Sector Identification: Capacity to provide alarms in predefined sectors for quick response to threats.
• Built-In Test (BIT) Capability: The system's self-testing feature enables rapid and effective fault detection in the field.
• Compliance with Military Standards: Adherence to military standards such as MIL-STD-810F and MIL-STD-461E ensures effective operation in challenging environmental conditions.

Technical Specifications:

• Transmission Frequency: X-Band
• Transmission Power: < 1W, increasing efficiency with low energy consumption.
• Waveform: FMCW for more accurate target detection.
• Power Consumption (25C): < 800W
• Supply Voltage: 115 VAC
• Storage Temperature: -30°C to +70°C, wide temperature tolerance.
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +50°C (External Units) and 0°C to +45°C (Internal Units)

System Units:

• Antenna Unit: Used to detect targets.
• Antenna Steering Unit: Ensures precise steering of the antenna towards targets.
• Transmit-Receive Unit: Sends and receives radar signals.
• Signal Processing Unit: Processes received signals to obtain target information.
• Power Distribution Unit: Manages the system's energy requirements.