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EL/M-2075 Phalcon; Boeing 707, Boeing 747, Boeing 767, C-130 and Airbus It can be installed on different types of aircraft such as.

So what is behind this system and design? What kind of secret is hidden?

EL/M-2075 Phalcon is a marvel of technology.

Aerial surveillance, control, command and communication capabilities It is equipped with an advanced system that provides The origins of Phalcon development date back to the 1980s, when Israel needed an AEW&C system to refine its existing E-2C Hawkeye aircraft.

Unlike traditional AEW&C systems, which use a rotating risk radar mounted on a large dome above the aircraft, Phalcon an advanced radar uses.

This radar, located in a fixed radome, is integrated into the system. ability to track multiple targets It provides many advantages, especially:

In fact, the first aircraft to be equipped with the Phalcon system was the Boeing 707.

Boeing 707

Range and size of Boeing 707 Considering this, it is quite logical for the Phalcon system to be tested on this aircraft. Over time, this system is installed on different aircraft such as C-130 Hercules and Ilyushin II-76 and adapted to different platforms.

Over time, the Phalcon system became widely used around the world and attracted the attention of countries such as Chile, India and Israel. This global use means Phalcon’s capabilities and its validity in modern warfare scenarios. is seen as proof.

So, what different capabilities does this system have?

At the core of Phalcon is the system’s long-distance Detects airborne and surface targets and watch It features an advanced sensor suite and radar that provides

System, Able to manage multiple threats simultaneouslyr and can prioritize them. It also allows commanding actions between different units and platforms.

Also Phalcon, as well as radar with a number of different sensors and electronic systems is also equipped. This system detects and analyzes enemy radar and communications signals.

In summary, thanks to all these features, this system increases the overall effectiveness of joint operations and allows the aircraft with which it is integrated to become a powerful force multiplier.

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