Northrop Tests Naval S-Band Radar Testbed

Northrop Grumman has successfully carried out live outdoor tests for its Naval S-band radar testbed at the company's Linthicum test range in Maryland, US. During the tests, Northrop successfully demonstrated key advanced S-band radar technologies, including distributed receivers and di

Northrop Grumman has successfully carried out live outdoor tests for its Naval S-band radar testbed at the company’s Linthicum test range in Maryland, US.

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During the tests, Northrop successfully demonstrated key advanced S-band radar technologies, including distributed receivers and digital beam forming by testing tracking aircraft and other targets with the S-band radar testbed.

The S-band radar intends to provide the US Navy with significantly enhanced capabilities to detect, track and engage ballistic missiles while performing anti-air warfare.

Northrop has also successfully tested the latest ballistic missile defence T/R modules, a key technology to meet the air and missile defence radar (AMDR) programme.

AMDR is the future-generation radar system that will be inducted in the US Navy’s future surface combatant platform.

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