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Active phased-array pulse radar
Current model: SETTALL-RST1500
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Overview
The RST1500 radar is a technologically advanced, highly reliable phased-array radar designed to detect ground‑moving pedestrians and vehicles.
The radar employs a pulse‑Doppler phased‑array architecture and, through modular and standardized design, integrates technologies such as T/R modules, adaptive moving‑target detection, and Kalman filtering to detect dynamic targets—including pedestrians and vehicles—within designated surveillance zones, thereby providing the surveillance system with real-time, accurate, and continuous target information.
It features excellent detection performance, strong maneuvering and tracking capabilities, superior ground clutter suppression, low power consumption, and low cost, making it a compact phased-array radar with outstanding performance and high reliability.
Figure 1 Radar Operation Diagram
This radar can combine and expand multiple array elements to achieve the desired azimuth coverage:
Figure 2: Schematic diagram of a radar multi‑array configuration
Main Features
This series of radars is primarily used for border and critical‑site surveillance, detecting targets such as personnel and vehicles within the monitored area. Its main functions are as follows:
It can perform functions such as searching for and locating targets, including pedestrians and moving vehicles.
It features online monitoring, fault diagnosis, and fault localization capabilities.
It features automatic recording and playback of operating states, among other functions.
It can provide guidance information to the upper-level system and possesses collaborative working capabilities.
It features networking capabilities, enabling coordinated operation among multiple radars.
composition
The radar consists of a display and control terminal and a radar host, with the system configuration shown in the figure.
Figure 3 Block Diagram of the Composition
The radar main unit primarily comprises a microstrip antenna, T/R modules, a beam‑control unit, a frequency source, a receiver, a signal processor, a data processor, and a secondary power supply, thereby fulfilling the radar’s core functions.
The radar host can connect to an upper-level system via network, supporting networked operation or remote control; it can also be equipped with a terminal display and operate as a standalone system.
The terminal display is offered as an optional configuration and can be implemented using an industrial PC, a ruggedized computer, or a handheld terminal device, depending on user requirements.
The radar host and the terminal display device are connected via an Ethernet cable (Gigabit, backward compatible with 100 Mbps).
The radar is primarily powered by a +24 V DC supply, is compatible with mains power, and also supports power from solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources.
Key Technical Specifications
| Active phased-array pulse radar |
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| Work system |
One-dimensional active phased-array monopulse |
| Operating frequency |
X-band, with a bandwidth of 200 MHz; |
| Operating frequency |
11 frequency points |
| Work mode |
Search, track, conduct fixed-point surveillance, self-check |
| Scan Range |
±45°, can be set arbitrarily within the ±45° range. |
| Scanning method |
To sweep past each other |
| Tracking mode |
TWS, TWS tracking capability: ≥200 batches (the parameter display shows batches ≥40) |
| False alarm probability |
≤10-6 |
| Operating range |
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| For personnel |
≥2 km (V ≥ 0.5 m/s, RCS = 0.5 m², Pd = 85%) |
| For vehicles |
≥4 km (RCS = 10 m², Pd = 85%) |
| Minimum operating distance |
≤75m |
| Target speed range |
0.5 m/s to 50 m/s (1.8 km/h to 180 km/h) |
| Distance display range |
0 km–5 km (adjustable range) |
| Accuracy error |
Distance ≤ 6 m, azimuth ≤ 1.2°, speed ≤ 0.1 m/s |
| Manual intervention method |
Keyboard, power button, mouse |
| Continuous working hours |
24/7 operation; can function continuously as an on-duty alarm device. |
| Power consumption |
≤50W |
| Power supply |
Solar power, wind power, grid power, power plant, or battery power |
| Weight |
Not greater than 5.5 kg |
| Structural dimensions |
Host: Not greater than 285 mm × 285 mm × 75 mm |
| External interface |
RJ-45, TCP/IP communication protocol |
| Storage temperature |
-50℃ to +65℃ |
| Operating temperature |
-40℃ to +55℃ |
| Relative humidity |
95±3% (30°C, no condensation) |
| High-altitude work |
Unaffected by altitude, it operates normally under plateau environmental conditions. |
| Protection rating |
IP66 (dust-tight, protected against water jets) |
| Reliability and Maintainability |
MTBF≥8000h, MTTR≤0.5h |
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Upon unpacking and use, the standard package includes the above accessories.
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