Indian Navy Orders Portable Radar Cross-Section Measurement System
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What happened
CI4 – Autonomous Intelligence announced the creation of a Portable Radar Cross-Section (P-RCS) measurement system designed to determine the radar signatures of military platforms in field environments. The Indian Navy has placed orders for this system. The P-RCS system is intended to measure radar signatures of large-scale military assets, including naval vessels and aircraft.
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Why it matters
The system allows for radar signature assessment outside specialized fixed facilities. CI4 notes that the mobile design of the P-RCS system could eliminate the need for costly fixed anechoic chambers when measuring radar signatures for large-scale military assets.
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Who's involved
- Indian NavyPlaced orders for the Portable Radar Cross-Section (P-RCS) measurement system.
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The entities involved
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Indian Navy
Maritime service branch of Indian Military
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