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RAN-30X

Naval Radar
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Basic Information
Name
RAN-30X
Designation
Alternate Designation
Equipment Type
Naval Radar
Manufacturer
Leonardo
Date of Introduction
Description

The RAN-30X, also known as MM/SPS-791, is an Italian-made Leonardo X-band 2D shipborne multimode surveillance radar. It serves as a primary sensor for combined surface and air surveillance on patrol vessels or as a specialized anti-sea skimmer sensor on major surface combatants. The radar features a parabolic reflector antenna with a 1.2° beamwidth, mounted on a mechanically stabilized platform to compensate for roll and pitch. It generates two beams: a cosecant-squared pattern for general surveillance and a higher-gain pencil beam for anti-missile detection and over-the-horizon modes, with an instrumented range resolution of 25 to 200 km. The antenna, which can rotate at 3, 15, or 30 rpm, is also designed to accommodate an Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) antenna in a back-to-back configuration.

Technical Characteristics
frequency X band
range resolution 25 … 200 km
beamwidth 1.2°
antenna rotation 3, 15 or 30 rpm
Details
Country of Origin Italy
Category Sea Based Sensors
Naval > Sea Based Sensors
Classification
Domain
Naval & Littoral
Equipment Status
Active
Documents & Files (1)
Time-dependences in Radar.en.html
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Table 1: Dependence of instrumented range and antennas rotation speed
radartutorial.eu
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