Chinese Radar Developments - KLJ series and others

ismellcopium said:

Is it known how effective these low frequency radars are against flying wing VLO bombers, UAVs, or cruise missile, as opposed to fighters/tactical aircraft?

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No. But VHF aren't particularly attractive in naval radar due to multipath issue it has.

Historical photos of China's first airborne pulse-doppler radar (Type 204).

In here, this talks about CETC 14th Institute developing an unmanned sensor system for sea. Using smart computation algorithms.

It combines radar and E/O sighting from shipping, drones and more. Using sensor fusion to create 1 picture to spot anything from large cargo to small fishing fleet. Allowing to maintain perfect control of sea traffic.

I would think this combines satellite sensing data also, but that was not specified here.

Does anyone have any info on the radar used by J-6III?

Flanker1949 said:

Does anyone have any info on the radar used by J-6III?

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Good question
We know the name only so far

CHNPHD said:

Good question
We know the name only so far

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What's the name?

14th institute developed the most compact integrated E/O sensor with MMW radar for UAVs.

Considered something they really need for low altitude economy.

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14th institute developed the most compact integrated E/O sensor with MMW radar for UAVs.

Considered something they really need for low altitude economy.

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14th is best paid amongst the state owned corporations so they better have something good. Pretty much same level pay as most Chinese private sector.

Another one, 36th institute has developed China's first S band ocean navigation radar.