Saber M200
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics
Figure 1: Saber M200
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| frequency: | S-Band |
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| peak power: | 2 × 115 kW |
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| instrumented range: | 240 NM (≙ 450 km) |
| range resolution: | 150 m |
| accuracy: | 0.08° |
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Saber M200
Saber M200 is operating in the S-Band three-dimensional mid-range anti-aircraft defense radar installed in a 20-foot container. The additional name Saber (Sistema de Acompanhamento de alvos aéreos Baseado em Emissão de Radiofrequência, English: Aerial target monitoring system based on high-frequency radiation) is due to the entire development concept for Brazilian radars. The radar can be used for surveillance and early warning in batteries and anti-aircraft artillery groups or air traffic control or border surveillance activities.
The radar uses two faces active phased array antennas with 70° azimuth coverage and 60° elevation coverage each. It is coupled with a version of the Saber S200 secondary radar, whose monopulse antenna shortened to the width of the container is pushed upwards through an opening in the roof where it rotates continuously.