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LiTak-Tak presents full range of advanced air traffic control and radar systems in Poland 20309152.


| 2015
 
 
MSPO 2015
Official Foreign Online Show Daily News and Official Web TV
International Defense Industry Exhibition & conference
1 - 4 September 2015
Kielce , Poland
 
LiTak-Tak at MSPO 2015
 
 
LiTak-Tak presents full range of advanced air traffic control and radar systems in Poland
LiTak-Tak, a lithuanian company formed in 2009 with purpose of providing air traffic control and radar supplies and equipment, presents a whole range of products this year at the 23rd International Defence Industry Exhibition. Among many others is the RSP-10ML, a modernized ground-controlled approach (GCA) system.
     
LiTak Tak highlights full range of dvanced air traffic control and radar systems in Polan 640 001LiTak-Tak RSP-10ML Modernized Ground-Controlled Approach System
(Credit: LiTak-Tak)
     
Upgraded Ground-Controlled Approach (GCA) system RSP-10ML is intended to ensure flight safety of aircraft and helicopters within terminal airspace, obtain positional information and guide aircraft to a safe landing in normal and adverse weather conditions. RSP-10ML combines primary and secondary radars, and Precision Approach Radar (PAR). This radar system has a maximum detection range of 150 km.

Primary channel of RSP-10ML operates in L-band (ICAO), secondary channel uses standard frequencies for RBS (interrogation – 1030 MHz, response – 1090 MHz) and Eastern UVD (interrogation – 1030 MHz, response – 740 MHz). Primary and secondary channels work on a common antenna. Precision Approach Radar performs vertical and glide path guidance and operates in X-band.

As a result of modernization the radar's detection performance is efficiently improved. Upgraded radar features automatic tracking capability as well as data receiving from other radar sensors. Data can be exchanged over a variety of communication channels in approved format.

Transmitter and receiver of PSR/SSR feature solid-state components only. Transmitters have modular design and provide 'soft-failure' redundancy: failure of individual module leads to partial performance degradation. Antenna system of PSR/SSR is equipped with a new asynchronous motor drive assembly controlled by frequency inverter.

Radar includes PSR/SSR operator workstation and PAR operator workstation equipped with air situation displays and radio control panels.

All air situation is automatically recorded with playback capability in passive and interactive modes.

RSP-10ML is powered from two independent power supplies: from three-phase industrial mains (380V, 50 Hz) and from diesel power generators.

RSP-10ML features efficient protection against pulse interference and active jamming. Level of interference is continuously monitored and graphically represented to the operator. Jamming protection is achieved through expansion of the dynamic range of the signal processor and capability of electronic frequency agility. Passive interference is rejected through digital adaptive MTI and generation of clutter map.

 

 

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