YLC-6 Radar

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YLC-6 radar mounted on a Dongfang truck

YLC-6 is the for a series two-dimensional radars from Nanjing Research Institute of Electronics Technology (NRIET) for mobile and static medium and low altitude surveillance. The chief task for which the YLC-6 radar family has been developed is that of meeting the air threat, especially to detect and track low-flying targets in severe clutter and in the presence of severe electronic countermeasures.

[edit] Specifications

S - band
Coverage (¦Ò= 2m², Pd=0.8, Pf=10-6)
Range: <150km
Elevation: 0¡«40¡ã
Height: 10000m
Mobility:
- Set-up time: 8 min
- Tear-down time: 6 min
Other features
- High mobility and rapid deployment
- Good low altitude detection performance
- Excellent ECCM capability
- Fully coherent solid state transmitter
- Low side-lobe antenna
- Dual Channel Receiver (Redundancy Backup)
- Digital Signal Processor
- Excellent clutter rejection
- Radar terminal with high performance
- Automatic hydraulic leveling, automatic north alignment & GPS