| The REDB contains over 9,200
global primary emitter system identities and a further 6,200 aliases or
sub-system names and designators, ordered by emitter name and mode number,
covering terrestrial and celestial installations in spacecraft, aircraft,
balloons, landbased mobiles, ships, submarines, unmanned vehicles (UAV)
and static sites. It includes an emitter¹s identity, manufacturer,
origin, use, international users and associated weapons, as well as minimum
and maximum parametric values, with intrapulse information.
NB: it now includes
selective communications systems such as microwave data links.
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PEEL, CONE, PEEL GROUP, PEEL PAIR, PEGASO,
PEGASUS, PEGMATIT, PENGUIN, PEREGRINE,
PERISCOP,
PERISKOP-VM, PERMAGUARD,
PERT SPRING, PFN 513.
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The REDB format and its detail
is sufficient to enable a wide range of spectrum research applications,
encompassing the support of current semi- and automatic Electronic Warfare
(EW) systems, radar investigations, marketing projects, simulation and
stimulation programmes and, operator/user and engineer training requirements.
To view the master database format click here |
| RadarName |
Band
|
Mode
|
Nat
|
Manufacturer |
FN1
|
FN2
|
Alias
1 |
| 7941 |
I
|
1
|
TU
|
ASELSAN |
T
|
MV
|
|
| 2000 RFN |
I
|
1
|
GE
|
KRUPP ATLAS |
C
|
NA
|
|
| 20T48 SUPER |
EF
|
1
|
DE
|
TERMA |
C
|
NA
|
PILOT |
| 3RM20 |
I
|
1
|
IT
|
SMA |
B
|
NA
|
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An
REDB users¹ handbook of 163 pages is available, in both soft and
hard copy. It defines each of the parametric fields employed in the database
in user friendly terms and tabulates the abbreviations used in expressive
fields along with graphic examples. Section 1 of the handbook is a general
explanation of terms and cues expanded explanations within the document.
Click PMC opposite to view Section
1 of the handbook
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Field
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Definition
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The Pulse Modulation Characteristic identifies the modulation
type or technique employed from the listings at Section 8
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Links to related
activities see below
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| Research Analyst Defence
(RAD) is a leading information resource service providing Governments,
Military Commands and Commercial organisations, with access to a
comprehensive database of worldwide defence systems.
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http://www.defence-analyst.co.uk |
| JK
EW Consultancy Limited. Provide consultancy support in non-communications
Electronic Warfare to the UK MOD and defence ministries and companies
of NATO countries. |
http://www.ewconsultancy.co.uk |
DT
Media Ltd provides high-quality, cost-effective, training, simulation
and animation solutions
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http://www.dtmedia.co.uk/ |
The International Radar Directory is a collection
of information on current radars of the world. Now available on
CD-ROM.
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http://www.eglinaoc.org/ECCM.html |
The UK Association of Old Crows (AOC) is the
British Chapter of an American founded organization that recognizes
Electronic Warfare as one of the military's primary sensors. It
members number both service and retired Officers and Ratings of
all fighting services with an EW related background. For a small
annual subscription it offers comradeship, a monthly newsletter
and regular gatherings and events."
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http://www.ukaoc.org |
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