Phased-array radars are not without disadvantages. Most are functional through a cone of just 120 degrees, because the width of the main beam diminishes the farther it gets from broadside.

The National Weather Service is considering the installation of phased array radar technology, which would provide real-time data and improve warnings for severe weather, but has yet to determine a… ...

Phased-array radar has “really proven itself out on the ground,” the official said. “To have that kind of information airborne I think would be pretty phenomenal.” ...

The radar, called the Airborne Phased Array Radar or APAR, will mount to the outside of a National Center for Atmospheric Research aircraft and provide “remarkably close 3D views of what is ...

Lee said phased array will likely become the standard for ground-based weather radar, but first it will be installed on NCAR’s C-130 aircraft. The technology itself will get evaluated while ...

Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) today introduced a highly integrated, active antenna beamforming chip that allows designers to quickly replace bulky, mechanically steered antenna platforms with a compact, ...

The prototype of the Phased Array Radar cost $45 million. Carlis doesn't yet know how much it would cost to upgrade the entire country, but they hope to have it ready in the 2030s.

They said the radar had been in use for some time, but did not disclose when it was built or started operating. Advertisement Phased array radars are an integral part of China’s missile warning ...

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The phased array radar has no moving parts, the beam is steered from many identical small antennas electronically. Not only that, but it can detect and track objects down to 2 centimeters across.