Radar data from
open source literature was used to create the database in 1965
and was subsequently moved from a manual to a computer-based system
in 1984. Over the years it has continued to grow as more information
has become available and currently contains over 23,500 lines
of data, detailing more than 10,300 different types of radar and
related systems deployed globally. It may be purchased through
the contact address.
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Compiled
solely from open source literature, the REDB is, in military jargon
unclassified and therefore will not infringe upon any aspect of
national or military security.
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of a series of identical two-dimensional files covering the parametric
data of emitters manufactured in the following countries since
1940. Argentina, Australia, Belarus, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria,
Canada, Chile, China, The Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Finland,
France, Germany, Hungary, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Japan,
the Netherlands, North Korea, Norway, Romania, Russia, South Africa,
South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine,
the United Kingdom and the U.S.A. Obsolete emitters are held in
a separate file such that they may still be accessed for historical
research.
Click
here for example data of the Ukrainian 36D6 / TIN SHIELD radar,
part of the ST-68U system.
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The
Radar Manufacturing World
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The emitters
are defined by their parametric modes. Each line of data is
a mode. There are 68 data fields and up to 25 data source fields.
The data fields cover all transmitted parametric values in minimum
and maximum terms, including intra-pulse information, along
with each emitter's true identity, aliases, origin and manufacturer.
Other fields cover platform installation, associated weapons,
types of antenna, range and elevation achieved against specific
target cross sections, and useful comments.
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| Emitter Name |
Band |
Mode |
Data |
| PFN
513 |
F |
1 |
à |
| PFN
513 |
F |
2 |
à |
| PFN
513 |
F |
3 |
à |
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data sets are carried as Microsoft Excel worksheets and all the
tools applicable to Excel can be deployed.
Click
here to view the REDB Index
(600k
zip file)
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Query,
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platform databases are also available that contain global warships,
auxiliaries, patrol vessels and submarines. These data sets carry
individual platform identities by ownership, class, displacement,
type, name and pennant number along with building time-scales,
electronic warfare and radar equipment installations. The listing
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CHINESE
RADARS
Click here for an example (414k .zip) Click
here for Chinese Radars Index (187k .pdf)
A major report on
Chinese military radar systems has been prepared with a cut-off
date of February 2008. It is presented in pdf format on CDROM
and takes the form of a series of Chapters and Sections dealing
with landbased, maritime, fixed and rotary wing airborne, missile
head and satellite based systems. This report is extensively
illustrated in full colour, has detailed emitter parameter data
and is supported by 13 Annexures. All enquiries should be directed
via the email address below.
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request more information via email: click
here.
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