Multi-Mode Active Radar Real-Time Target Signal Simulator
The Multi-Mode Active Radar Real-Time Target Signal Simulator is an advanced system designed to generate realistic radar echo signals for airborne and missile-borne multi-mode radars. It can pre-configure parameters or receive external input for carrier, scenario, and target data according to simulation timing. This system enables open-loop and closed-loop radar simulation and testing, supporting both hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) and software-based environments. It features active detection mode for point and extended targets, single/multi-baseline imaging mode for ground and sea scenarios, and real-time switching between modes. Additionally, it supports phased array beam switching and multiple reference image transitions, making it essential for radar system development, validation, and performance assessment.
Specifications
Key Applications:
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Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing of radar seekers for precision-guided systems
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Real-time simulation for airborne radar system development
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Closed-loop simulation for missile-borne radar systems
Main Specification
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Frequency Bands: X, Ku, Ka
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Instantaneous Bandwidth: 200 MHz to 2 GHz
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Radar Types Supported: Simple pulse, pulse-Doppler, frequency-agile, stepped-frequency, linear frequency modulation (chirp), and wideband synthesis
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Channels: 1–4 input/output channels
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Range Simulation: 1 km to 500 km
Active Detection Mode:
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Fiber-optic reflective memory simulation timing: 1 ms – 10 ms
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Target Simulation Capacity: 1–64 targets
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Target Types: Point targets and extended targets
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Anti-jamming Support: Frequency agility, cover pulses
Single/Multi-Baseline Imaging Mode:
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Echo Processing Points: 2M – 64M points
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Static/Dynamic Targets Simulated: 1–4
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Processing Points per Target: 64K – 8M points
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Image Grayscale: 256 levels
Special Features:
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Real-time mode switching for full-trajectory simulation
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Phased array beam control and reference image switching
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High-fidelity radar echo generation for complex testing environments
