MİLSAR
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics
Figure 1: MİLSAR
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MİLSAR
MİLSAR is operating in the Ku-band Synthetic Aperture Radar. It is a derivate of the MİLDAR radar family.
MİLSAR may operate on unmanned air vehicles (UAVs), helicopters and fixed wing aircraft along with its easy installation feature. It has versatile Moving Target Indication (MTI) for detection and tracking of potential targets and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) modes for high resolution and all weather radar imagery, target classification and ground mapping. MİLSAR detects and tracks potential targets either low speed small size or fast moving objects even in adverse weather and low visibility conditions including cloud and fog. It can obtain radar images at a resolution as high as 30 centimeters.
MİLSAR was exhibited for the first time at IDEF‘19 Fair in Istanbul Tuyap Congress and Fair Center in April 2019.
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