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ST68U „Tin Shield”

„Tin Shield” in 1992 in Altensaltzwedel
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Figure 1: „Tin Shield” in 1992 in Altensaltzwedel

Air defense radar unit in the countries of the former Warsaw pact.
russian designator: 19 Ж 6

This radar station is a true 3 D-radar with a frequency scanning array. Since this radar is air moveable it was calculate to introduce it for the NATO crisis reaction forces. This plan was, however, rejected because of the imponderable logistical problems with spare parts from the follow-up republics of the former Soviet Union.

Specifications
frequency: E-Band
pulse repetition time (PRT): 0.7 and 1.3 milliseconds
pulse repetition frequency (PRF): 750 and 1500 pulses per second
pulsewidth (PW): 6 and 12 microseconds
receive time: 800 microseconds
dead time:  
peak power: up to 2.5 megawatts
average power:  
displayed range: 150 or 75 km
range resolution: 600 m
beamwidth: 0.45 degrees
hits per scan: 3
antenna rotation: 6 and 12 rpm.

Publisher: Christian Wolff
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