Radar, a cooled thermal camera, a day camera and passive radio detection on one tripod-mounted mast. It finds the aircraft, shows you what it is, and gives you a grid reference.
Four things on one mount, cabled together and delivered as one integrated node.
Radar and radio search continuously and hand the track to the cameras, so the operator is looking at the aircraft rather than hunting for it.
Every sensor on the mast reports over a single Ethernet connection. The command station sees one system, not eight separate devices.
The node stands on its own tripod, with one power supply unit on a 10 m cable. It works on its own or joins other RAVEN systems in a single operating picture.
Detector formats, fields of view, detection and identification ranges at two atmospheres, positioner torque and speed, the rangefinder, the heading unit and the environmental qualification — eleven pages, every figure sourced.
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