Airborne Radar

Airborne radar systems are essential for many organizations, both military and civilian. Airborne radar systems have a high degree of mobility and can be deployed to any location around the world. They can also operate at high altitudes, giving them an improved range over ground radar systems. The configurability of airborne radar systems means they can be adapted to perform any number of tasks.

Applications for Airborne Radar

Airborne radar has both military and commercial applications. As an evolving technology, new applications for airborne radar are continuously being developed. Some of the more common uses are:

• Airborne warning and control systems (AWACS)
• Military aircraft
• Maritime surveillance aircraft
• Weather radar

Coaxial Cables for Airborne Radar Systems

Airborne radar systems depend on the reliability and efficacy of RF signals. Many unique requirements must be considered when selecting coaxial cables, including:

• Frequency
• Ruggedization
• Weight
• Flexibility
• Durability