An overview of requirements and applications for radar simulations performed by an airframe company is presented. The discussion covers offline computer models either as stand alone or implemented within air or sea combat simulations. The use for online models reach from interface simulations to rather complex models for manned aircraft simulations. The paper presents realized examples of radar models for air or sea combat simulations, an experimental engineering tool which simulates a core avionic system, a 1 versus 1 advanced flight simulation with a pilot in the loop and a radar signal simulation implemented in a terrain-following closed loop simulation at an avionic rig.
Requirements and Applications for Radar Simulations: A Standpoint of an Airframe Company
1986
13 pages
Report
No indication
English
Radiofrequency Detection , Avionics , Test Facilities & Equipment , Flight simulation , Radar detection , System effectiveness , Aircraft equipment , Computerized simulation , Radar navigation , Radar tracking , Combat , Electromagnetic interference , Radar targets , Weapon systems , Foreign technology
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