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www.thalesgroup.com/scout SURFACE SCOUT Short - Medium Range Covert Surface Surveillance Radar > Detection of asymmetric surface threats > Helicopter approach capability > Operation in harsh, littoral environment > Classification support > Option for integration with navigation radar (single antenna position) > Low Probability of Intercept > Automatic operation with only two modes

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SURFACE SCOUTShort - Medium Range Covert Surface Surveillance Radar

> Detection of asymmetric surface threats

> Helicopter approach capability

> Operation in harsh, littoral environment

> Classification support

> Option for integration with navigation radar (single antenna position)

> Low Probability of Intercept

> Automatic operation with only two modes

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SURFACE SCOUTShort – Medium Range Covert Surface Surveillance Radar

Technical AspectsSURFACE SCOUT operates in J-band (upper part of the former X-band). The transceiver is located behind the antenna to prevent unnecessary losses in long wave guide runs. This also ensures ease of installation. The connection to the below deck equip-ment is made by a single, thin cable.The dual array antenna of SURFACE SCOUT guarantees optimal isolation between the receive and transmit path, which is essential for good long-range performance of an FMCW radar.

Configuration SURFACE SCOUT consists of two parts: the above deck antenna system with integrated transceiver and a below deck processor unit. The processor unit contains Doppler processing and detection and track-ing and can deliver video and track data directly to a C&C system. If required, the high resolution SURFACE SCOUT video can be fed to a navigation radar console for ‘covert navigation’.

Performance Data - Fast target acquisition within a few scans- Detection of jet ski in SS3-4- Detection of RHIB in SS4-5

Technical Data General- Operation I/J band- Range up to 24 NM- Range cell size down to 3 mAntenna- Wideband slotted wave guide- Horizontal polarisation- Beam width 1.4o

Transmitter- Solid state- Power 10 mW – 5 Watt- Synthesizer controlled RF generationReceiver- Fully coherent- LNA noise figure: 2.4 dB- 16 bit A/D conversion with 4-fold over sampling- Dynamic range: 128 dBProcessing- 4096 range cells- High resolution Doppler processing- Constant False Alarm Rate (CFAR) detector- Automatic detection and track initiation

Dimensions and Weights Width Height Depth Weight (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)Antenna System 1888 608 - 77Processor Unit 460 636 450 38

Power Requirements115 V, 60 Hz, 1 ph 1 kVA.

Environmental ConditionsThe design and construction of the equipment are based on current British and U.S. military standards for shipborne equipment.

System Overview

Antenna System

SURFACE SCOUT

ProcessorUnit

VideoVideo &

Track Data

Radar Console / C&C system

NavigationRadar Console

(optional)

THALES NEDERLANDP.O. Box 42 7550 GD HENGELOTHE NETHERLANDS Phone : +31 74 248 81 11 Email : [email protected]