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Halo 24

Naval Radar
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Basic Information
Name
Halo 24
Designation
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Alternate Designation
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Equipment Type
Naval Radar
Manufacturer
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Date of Introduction
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Description

The Halo 24 is a naval navigation radar designed for smaller vessels, including boats and yachts. Operating within the X-band (9.4–9.5 GHz), it is a compact pulsed radar system that utilizes pulse compression technology to enhance the detection of collision hazards and other targets. With a peak power of 25 W and an instrumented range of 48 nautical miles (approximately 90 km), it features a 3.9° beamwidth and an antenna rotation speed of 20–60 revolutions per minute. The Halo 24's technical specifications are largely similar to the Halo 20+, but it incorporates a 4-inch larger antenna, which improves angular resolution and extends its energetic range.

Naval & Littoral Specifications
Range 48.0 nm
Technical Characteristics
frequency 9,4 … 9,5 GHz (X band)
pulse repetition frequency (PRF) 0,7 … 2,4 kHz
pulsewidth (τ) 0,04 … 64 µs
peak power 25 W
instrumented range 48NM (≙ 90 km)
beamwidth 3,9°
antenna rotation 20 … 60 min⁻¹
Details
Category Sea Based Sensors
Naval > Sea Based Sensors
Classification
Domain
Naval & Littoral
Equipment Status
Active
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