MDG-100 Radio Height Setting Device

The MDG-300 radio height-fixing device operates in the C-band and adopts a pulse compression system. Its sensitive component is of the heterodyne type, and the circulator at the antenna terminal uses a transceiver common-mode design. Prior to missile launch, the height-fixing device is powered on, and it undergoes self-check and height presetting via the communication interface. After the missile is launched, the radio frequency (RF) module is activated, and a gate is set in accordance with the preset height. When the preset height is reached, the device outputs height-fixing command information and telemetry data. The MDG-300 height-fixing device features mature technology: its pulse compression technology can enhance the altimeter’s height measurement performance, and it has the characteristic of a wide height measurement range. Additionally, the digital pulse compression function based on FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) endows it with advantages such as small size, low power consumption, and low cost.

The MY-3001D radio altimeter incorporates two key technologies: a linear modulation coefficient technology that adapts to altitude changes and a narrow-band receiving technology for echo signals, both of which effectively enhance the product’s resistance to active interference. It also adopts coherent local oscillator mixing, granting it superior performance in resisting co-frequency asynchronous interference, and employs echo signal spectrum front-edge detection technology to boost tracking accuracy. In terms of design, the altimeter follows the principles of serialization, standardization, and modularization. While retaining its closed-loop tracking system, it further integrates digital control technology, microwave integration technology, and hybrid integration technology to achieve product modularization. Additionally, it is equipped with a silent function, which further improves the product’s anti-interference capability. This radio altimeter is applicable to cruise missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for measuring the altitude relative to the sea surface or the ground.

The MDG-200 radio height-setting device operates in the C-band and adopts a monopulse working system. Its sensitive component is of the heterodyne type, and the circulator at the antenna terminal uses a transceiver common-mode configuration. Prior to missile launch, the height-setting device needs to be powered on; it then performs a self-check and completes height setting via the communication interface. After the missile is launched, the radio frequency (RF) module is activated, and a gate is set based on the preconfigured height. When the preset height is reached, the device outputs height-setting command information and telemetry data. The MDG-200 height-setting device features mature technology: the monopulse design enhances the altimeter’s height measurement performance, and the device also has the characteristic of not being affected by the carrier’s speed.

The MDY-71/74 demonstration radar is a compact millimeter-wave coherent guidance radar that utilizes a phase difference system. It boasts key features including low cost, low power consumption, and high reliability, enabling it to detect and track targets—such as vehicles and vessels—within its beam coverage. Additionally, this radar can provide critical target information like distance and angle, while also supporting situational display functionality.