SAJNA
Radar polaco multifunções 3D AESA de controlo de tiro para o sistema de defesa aérea Narew
The Sajna multifunction fire-control radar is a radar intended to serve as the primary radar sensor at battery level for the Narew air-defence system. In 2012, a consortium consisting of PIT-Radwar (then operating as Bumar Elektronika), the Military University of Technology and the Warsaw University of Technology won a competition organised by the National Centre for Research and Development and began work on a prototype radar.
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SAJNA
Radar polaco multifunções 3D AESA de controlo de tiro para o sistema de defesa aérea Narew
The Sajna multifunction fire-control radar is a radar intended to serve as the primary radar sensor at battery level for the Narew air-defence system. In 2012, a consortium consisting of PIT-Radwar (then operating as Bumar Elektronika), the Military University of Technology and the Warsaw University of Technology won a competition organised by the National Centre for Research and Development and began work on a prototype radar.
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The Sajna multifunction fire-control radar is a radar intended to serve as the primary radar sensor at battery level for the Narew air-defence system. In 2012, a consortium consisting of PIT-Radwar (then operating as Bumar Elektronika), the Military University of Technology and the Warsaw University of Technology won a competition organised by the National Centre for Research and Development and began work on a prototype radar. Completion of the project was initially planned for 2017, but development was ultimately completed in 2024. The radar was presented at the International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO) in September 2024. Deliveries are expected to begin in 2027.
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