Technical Index
- Working frequency: C-band;
- Working bandwidth: 150MHz;
- Antenna gain: not less than 8dB;
- Beam width: not less than 45 degrees.
Altimeter Antenna
To accommodate different types of aircraft, a variety of altimeter antennas have been developed, with microstrip antennas constituting the majority of these designs.
Description
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MASS-06 Continuous Echo Simulation Excitation System of Radio Altimeter
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The MY-600L altimeter is a fixed-frequency pulse radar altimeter developed for a specific type of aircraft, while the MY-800L altimeter is a frequency-agile pulse radar altimeter designed for another particular aircraft model. Both altimeters find wide application in cruise missiles and aircraft, serving to measure the relative height above the sea or ground. Notably, the MY-600L features a design approach centered on serialization, standardization, and modularization, which endows it with favorable product inheritance, high maturity, and reliable performance.
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