The Eagle-Q10 2D surface array radar is a high-performance 2D phased-array radar designed specifically for low-altitude security applications. Utilizing advanced phased-array technology and intelligent signal processing algorithms, it enables precise detection, tracking, and identification of low-, slow-, and small-moving targets – such as micro-airspace vehicles and birds – within the monitoring range.
This radar system can flexibly combine 1–4 search surfaces to perform target search and tracking across an airspace range of 90°–360°, and it supports the simultaneous tracking of multiple targets as well as target identification and classification capabilities. It is ideal for scenarios requiring high accuracy of airspace intelligence, such as border surveillance, airport security, protection of critical infrastructure, and urban airspace management.
Product Features:
Supports "Gaze" mode
The radar beam features rapid scanning speed and eliminates mechanical inertia, enabling high-density sampling of critical areas to enhance measurement accuracy and target refresh rate;
Long-range precision detection
Excellent detection performance enables precise multi-dimensional detection of low-and ultra-low-altitude targets – including three-dimensional coordinates (distance, azimuth, altitude) and velocity – at distances exceeding 10 km;
Target Recognition and Classification
By integrating target RCS signatures, micro-Doppler characteristics, and motion patterns to build an AI classification model for accurately distinguishing targets such as UAVs, birds, and airborne objects, this approach provides a decision-making basis for subsequent countermeasures.
Beam Steering and Multi-Beam Capability
It can generate various specialized beam profiles (e.g., cosecant squared beam, pen-shaped beam, sectoral beam) to meet diverse mission requirements (e.g., search, tracking);
It enables rapid beam steering while generating multiple independent beams, facilitating the parallel detection, tracking, and identification of dozens or even hundreds of targets.