JPPS-P10
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics
Figure 1: JPPS-P10
Specifications | |
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frequency: | X-band |
pulse repetition time (PRT): | |
pulse repetition frequency (PRF): | 10 kHz |
pulsewidth (τ): | 0.5 µs |
receiving time: | |
dead time: | |
peak power: | 25 W |
average power: | |
instrumented range: | 10 km |
range resolution: | 500 m |
accuracy: | |
beamwidth: | 4.4° |
hits per scan: | |
antenna rotation: | |
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JPPS-P10
JPPS-P10 was operating in X-band battlefield surveillance radar
JPPS-P10 was a non-coherent pulse-Doppler radar. The detection of moving targets by the Doppler frequency was technically realized via an external coherence. The information about moving targets was provided acoustically in a headphone. On the right side of the housing, a small optical tube was attached, with which the target could be identified. The whole system was battery-operated, portable, and weighed only 18 kg.
The radar was put into service in 1982 and replaced the AN/PPS-4 used until then. In 2006 it was replaced by the JPPS-P24.