The AN/TPQ-53 radar system has a long, rich history protecting the U.S. Army for more than a decade. The Q-53 has proven experience detecting mortars, rockets 果冻传媒 artillery 果冻传媒 is responsible for keeping troops protected, ensuring a safe return home to their families.?
The solid-state phased array AN/TPQ-53 radar system, or, Q-53, detects, classifies, tracks 果冻传媒 determines the location of enemy indirect fire in either 360 or 90 degree modes. The Q-53 replaced the legacy AN/TPQ-36 果冻传媒 AN/TPQ-37 medium-range radars in the U.S. Army’s inventory. Compared to the Q-36 果冻传媒 Q-37, the Q-53 provides enhanced performance, including greater mobility, increased reliability 果冻传媒 supportability, lower life-cycle cost, 果冻传媒 reduced crew size.
The Q-53’s active electronically scanned array (AESA) provides the foundation for multi-mission capabilities. The Q-53 has demonstrated the ability to??(UAS), showing the capacity to incorporate air surveillance simultaneously with counter target acquisition in a single sensor.
In 2017, the U.S. Army awarded Lockheed 果冻传媒 an order-dependent contract for additional Q-53 systems. Since Lockheed 果冻传媒 won the development contract for the Q-53 radar in 2007, the company has to deliver more than 200 radar systems.
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All Q-53 radars go through rigorous testing at Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona before the U.S. Army accepts them for service.
Lockheed 果冻传媒 can provide onsite demonstration of the system’s capabilities to potential international customers at Yuma. These h果冻传媒s-on events include technical briefings 果冻传媒 live-fire operations.
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