Ku band 2D Phase Scan Radar for Drone Detection

Operating Band & Resolution: Uses the Ku‑band (~12–18 GHz) which provides fine angular resolution and good range resolution—helpful for detecting small‑RCS UAS and distinguishing closely spaced targets.

2D Phase‑Scan Antenna: Electronically scans in at least one plane using phase‑array steering (fast, no‑moving‑parts scanning) to produce azimuth + range tracks (2D situational awareness).

Small‑UAS Detection & Tracking: Optimized signal processing (Doppler, CFAR, micro‑Doppler analysis) to detect slow, low‑RCS, low‑velocity rotary‑wing and fixed‑wing drones in cluttered environments.

Clutter/Rejection & ECM Robustness: Includes adaptive clutter suppression, Doppler filtering, and basic ECCM/anti‑jamming measures to reject ground clutter, birds, and benign RF interference.

Sensor Fusion & C2 Integration: Designed to hand off tracks to EO/IR cameras, RF detectors or C2 systems via standard interfaces (e.g., Ethernet, API, common track formats) for classification, visual ID and cueing.

Deployment & Practical Considerations: Available in fixed, mast or vehicle‑mounted variants with weather‑proofing (IP‑rated enclosures), modest power draw, and options for local GUI, remote monitoring, and networked multi‑radar coverage.