Scanter 5000 Series Danish Surveillance Radar
SCANTER 5000 series
Surveillance Radar
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Basic Information
Name
Scanter 5000 Series Danish Surveillance Radar
Designation
SCANTER 5000 series
Alternate Designation
SCANTER 5000 series
Equipment Type
Surveillance Radar
Manufacturer
—
Date of Introduction
2008
Description
The Scanter 5000 series is an X-band, 2D, pulse compression radar, using solid state transmitter technology with software-defined functionality. This system can be used for tracking vessels and coastal surveillance applications.
Variants
SCANTER 5502
System features include:
• Doppler enhanced processing (MTI)
• Pulse compression
• Open system architecture
• Programmable Tx power levels
• Complaint to IALA V.128 for VTS
• Frequency and time diversity and multiple sub-bands
• Solid state power amplifier (SSPA).
In 2016 Terma introduced an anti-icing antenna to mitigate the risk of ice building up on antennas, which rotate at 60 rotations per minute.
SCANTER 5202
This system can detect and track small remotely piloted or ultra-light aircraft operating near wind farms. If mounted on top of turbines, SCANTER sensors mitigate the need for multiple sensors to be installed on the wind farm's perimeter.
System
Alternative Designation
SCANTER 5000 series
Type
Surveillance Radar
Dimensions
Length
305 mm
Width
497 mm
Height
990 mm
Weight, Combat
77 kg
Radar
Type
Solid State power amplifier
Frequency
9.0 GHz to 9.2 and 9.225 to 9.5 GHz
Sector Transmission
up to 16 sectors
Sampling
14 bit IF @ 400 MHz
Dynamic range
>140 dB overall
Noise figure
<2.5 dB
Emitter
50 W and 350 W peak*
- 10 W and 70W average (at 20% duty cicle)
Profile settings
16
Min. detection range
30 m
BITE measurements
Fully integrated
Note:
In the 9.0-9.2GHz band 300W peak power
Details
Country of Origin
Denmark
Category
Radars
Land > Radars
Filter Label
S
Classification
Domain
Ground
Equipment Status
Active
Dimensions
Length
0.31 m
Width
0.5 m
Height
0.99 m
Weight
77 kg
Operators (7)
Germany
Spain
Colombia
Denmark
Norway
Singapore
Hong Kong
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