MSSR 2000 I
Description of the radar set, tactical-technical characteristics
Figure 1: MSSR 2000 I interrogator including a combiner unit with a crypto computer
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| frequency: | 1030 / 1090 MHz |
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| peak power: | up to 2 kW |
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Monopulse Secondary Surveillance Radar
The standard MSSR interrogator for the ASR-E system is the MSSR 2000 I. The Interrogator MSSR 2000 I is of modular design. The system fulfills all requirements for a European Mode S Station for elementary surveillance as well as for enhanced surveillance, ground/air data link including de-centralized control in a cluster application.
The Interrogator MSSR 2000 I includes reasonable growth capability to allow the incorporation of new modes or features in the future as a result of its modern technology.
The MSSR 2000 I operates in the following modes which conform to ICAO Annex 10 and STANAG 4193 part 1 - 4 requirements:
- Mode 1,2,3/A,C,4
- Mode S (level 4)
- Mode A/C/S All-Call
- Mode A/C only All-Call
- Mode 1,2,3/A,C mode interlace
- Supermode
The MSSR 2000 I can interrogate in “interlace modus”, (sequences of different modes freely programmable by the user through menu guided input)e.g. M1:M1 or A:A:C or any other desired sequence. The design of the MSSR 2000 I includes the capability to be upgraded to the new military Mode 5.
Figure 2: The modular MSSR 2000 I system (here a civil variant)
Figure 2: The modular MSSR 2000 I system (here a civil variant)