Tracking incoming fire without giving away its position is the core idea behind Patria’s new passive radar, which can reportedly monitor up to 500 projectiles at once.
The platform uses Passive Coherent Location technology to maintain continuous surveillance without emitting radio-frequency signals, reducing the risk of detection by opposing forces.
It relies on digital television transmitters for illumination, enabling more than 100 degrees of azimuth coverage and high-rate target tracking.
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