AESA Radar Systems
Active electronically scanned arrays provide beam agility and simultaneous multi-mode tracking for dense terminal maneuvering areas and drones in high-traffic airports.
Operational Assessment
These solid-state systems offer superior reliability and lower maintenance costs despite their significantly higher initial capital expenditure and complex cooling requirements.
Pulse-Doppler Surface Radar
These systems excel at detecting ground movements on runways and taxiways by filtering stationary airport noise through velocity tracking and signal filtering.
Operational Assessment
They provide cost-effective airport surface movement monitoring but suffer from blind speeds and limited elevation coverage for approaching aircraft targets.
Primary Surveillance Radar
High-power PSR operates independently of aircraft transponders to detect any physical object within the specific aeronautical security perimeter zones and airspaces.
Operational Assessment
It remains the baseline for non-cooperative target detection despite higher power consumption and significant susceptibility to complex atmospheric interference patterns.