Meteksan unveiled the Retinar AESA radar at IDEF 2023. (Janes/Nicholas Fiorenza)

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar at the 16th International Defence Industry Fair (IDEF) held from 25 to 28 July in Istanbul. The software-defined multimission radar is designed for counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UASs), point air-defence systems, and surveillance systems.

Ödül Öden, Meteksan's international sales manager, told Janes on 27 July that the radar has 90° azimuth and elevation and operates in the S-band, with an instrumental range of up to 24 km.

The Retinar AESA radar's multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) architecture allows it to simultaneously detect slow-moving targets such as humans or mini/micro unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and fast-moving targets such as loitering munitions or tactical UAVs. The radar can detect 0.01 m² UAVs at ranges of up to 4 km, 1 m² tactical UAVs and humans up to 10 km, 7 m² helicopters and small vehicles up to 20 km, and large 20 m² vehicles up to 24 km, according to Meteksan.

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar AESA radar at IDEF 2023. (Janes/Nicholas Fiorenza)

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar at the 16th International Defence Industry Fair (IDEF) held from 25 to 28 July in Istanbul. The software-defined multimission radar is designed for counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UASs), point air-defence systems, and surveillance systems.

Ödül Öden, Meteksan's international sales manager, told Janes on 27 July that the radar has 90° azimuth and elevation and operates in the S-band, with an instrumental range of up to 24 km.

The Retinar AESA radar's multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) architecture allows it to simultaneously detect slow-moving targets such as humans or mini/micro unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and fast-moving targets such as loitering munitions or tactical UAVs. The radar can detect 0.01 m² UAVs at ranges of up to 4 km, 1 m² tactical UAVs and humans up to 10 km, 7 m² helicopters and small vehicles up to 20 km, and large 20 m² vehicles up to 24 km, according to Meteksan.

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar AESA radar at IDEF 2023. (Janes/Nicholas Fiorenza)

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar at the 16th International Defence Industry Fair (IDEF) held from 25 to 28 July in Istanbul. The software-defined multimission radar is designed for counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UASs), point air-defence systems, and surveillance systems.

Ödül Öden, Meteksan's international sales manager, told Janes on 27 July that the radar has 90° azimuth and elevation and operates in the S-band, with an instrumental range of up to 24 km.

The Retinar AESA radar's multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) architecture allows it to simultaneously detect slow-moving targets such as humans or mini/micro unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and fast-moving targets such as loitering munitions or tactical UAVs. The radar can detect 0.01 m² UAVs at ranges of up to 4 km, 1 m² tactical UAVs and humans up to 10 km, 7 m² helicopters and small vehicles up to 20 km, and large 20 m² vehicles up to 24 km, according to Meteksan.

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar AESA radar at IDEF 2023. (Janes/Nicholas Fiorenza)

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar at the 16th International Defence Industry Fair (IDEF) held from 25 to 28 July in Istanbul. The software-defined multimission radar is designed for counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UASs), point air-defence systems, and surveillance systems.

Ödül Öden, Meteksan's international sales manager, told Janes on 27 July that the radar has 90° azimuth and elevation and operates in the S-band, with an instrumental range of up to 24 km.

The Retinar AESA radar's multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) architecture allows it to simultaneously detect slow-moving targets such as humans or mini/micro unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and fast-moving targets such as loitering munitions or tactical UAVs. The radar can detect 0.01 m² UAVs at ranges of up to 4 km, 1 m² tactical UAVs and humans up to 10 km, 7 m² helicopters and small vehicles up to 20 km, and large 20 m² vehicles up to 24 km, according to Meteksan.

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar AESA radar at IDEF 2023. (Janes/Nicholas Fiorenza)

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar at the 16th International Defence Industry Fair (IDEF) held from 25 to 28 July in Istanbul. The software-defined multimission radar is designed for counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UASs), point air-defence systems, and surveillance systems.

Ödül Öden, Meteksan's international sales manager, told Janes on 27 July that the radar has 90° azimuth and elevation and operates in the S-band, with an instrumental range of up to 24 km.

The Retinar AESA radar's multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) architecture allows it to simultaneously detect slow-moving targets such as humans or mini/micro unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and fast-moving targets such as loitering munitions or tactical UAVs. The radar can detect 0.01 m² UAVs at ranges of up to 4 km, 1 m² tactical UAVs and humans up to 10 km, 7 m² helicopters and small vehicles up to 20 km, and large 20 m² vehicles up to 24 km, according to Meteksan.

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar AESA radar at IDEF 2023. (Janes/Nicholas Fiorenza)

Meteksan unveiled the Retinar active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar at the 16th International Defence Industry Fair (IDEF) held from 25 to 28 July in Istanbul. The software-defined multimission radar is designed for counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UASs), point air-defence systems, and surveillance systems.

Ödül Öden, Meteksan's international sales manager, told Janes on 27 July that the radar has 90° azimuth and elevation and operates in the S-band, with an instrumental range of up to 24 km.

The Retinar AESA radar's multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) architecture allows it to simultaneously detect slow-moving targets such as humans or mini/micro unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and fast-moving targets such as loitering munitions or tactical UAVs. The radar can detect 0.01 m² UAVs at ranges of up to 4 km, 1 m² tactical UAVs and humans up to 10 km, 7 m² helicopters and small vehicles up to 20 km, and large 20 m² vehicles up to 24 km, according to Meteksan.