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BAE Systems shows AESA Seaspray 7000E radar

Farnborough, UK - It has 30% improved detection capability

BAE Systems’ new Seaspray 7000E Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar has 30% improved detection capability says Steve Marlow, VP Export Naval Helicopter Systems. An E-processor and AESA have been added to Seaspray’s COTS Data & Signal Processor to produce the Seaspray 7000E. It uses industry standard interfaces and is managed through the aircraft’s Human:Machine Interface (HMI). Marl...

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Rome, Italy, 07/30/2002 15:57
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