Chinese Radar Developments - KLJ series and others

Brumby

Major
JASDF AAM-4B is equipped with an ASEA radar.
That may be the case but in regards to that particular example posted, a T/R count of 832 appears to be highly overkill for an air-air AESA seeker although the choice of Ku band seems to suggest otherwise. A rather strange combination. Do you have any idea the number of T/R used on the AAM-4B?
 

vincent

Grumpy Old Man
Staff member
Moderator - World Affairs
That may be the case but in regards to that particular example posted, a T/R count of 832 appears to be highly overkill for an air-air AESA seeker although the choice of Ku band seems to suggest otherwise. A rather strange combination. Do you have any idea the number of T/R used on the AAM-4B?

The Chinese radar is for research purpose only
 

Skywatcher

Captain
antiterror13 is right, a 300mm diameter AESA is more probably for a medium AShM.

Though it probably is scalable down to AESA scale. If you build enought AESA equipped PL-15s, the price should drop noticeably.
 

antiterror13

Brigadier
antiterror13 is right, a 300mm diameter AESA is more probably for a medium AShM.

Though it probably is scalable down to AESA scale. If you build enought AESA equipped PL-15s, the price should drop noticeably.

I have no doubt China would make AESA for missile cheap enough with reasonable quality, in fact as long as it lasts for ~ 1 hour ... should be good enough for missiles
 
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