Type 363 Radar

The Type 363 radar is often mistaken for Type 360 Radar. The main visual difference can be found on the antenna. The Type 360 has a lattice-type array while the Type 363 has a single solid spine.

The Type 363 has firstly been found to be installed on Luhu DDG 112 and selected Luda upgrades (109). It was also used in Type 056.

Specifications

• E/F - band
• Beam: 1.65 x 8 deg csc² (to 450)
• Pulse width: 5.5–12 microsec
• Antenna Gain: 29.5 dB
• Peak Power: 60 kW (1 kW average)
• PRF: 2200/1100 pps
• Polarization: Circular / Linear
• Scan Rate: 15 or 24 rpm
• Dimensions: 4.54 m
• Detection Range: 60 nm on 2 m² target with P(d) 50%
• Antenna beam pattern: cosecant² up to 500
• Transmitter: Frequency agile with pulse compression
• Receiver: CFAR, MTI, lin, log, 4 reception chains, S/N better than 5.5 dB
• Weight: approx 675 kg
• Other reported names:
  • Thomson-CSF TSR 3004
  • Sea Tiger
  • DRBV-15 (In French service)

All specifications based on DRBV-15

See also

• Type 051 Luda-class
• Type 052 Luhu-class destroyer

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