[Chine] J-20

[Henri K.]

Il y a 7 heures, TarpTent a dit :

Commentaire de LM : « Regardez, eux aussi ont besoin d’ouvrir les soutes pour les refroidir ! »  (DOC - Déclaration d’Origine Controlée, garantie 100% sans bullshit ni modification)

Splendide !

Il y a 6 heures, rogue0 a dit :

J'ai pris la perche tendue, et je suis déjà sorti à Mach 2 **

Oh non... Pourquoi tu mets cette scène dans ma tête... C'est horrible...

Henri K.

[Henri K.]

 

[koojisensei2]

Il y a 2 heures, Henri K. a dit :

 

Effectivement, impressionnante, la personne qui a pris la photo à cette vitesse et à cette distance. Chapeau

[Henri K.]

 

[zx]

KLJ-7A active electronically scanned-array radar is being considered for use with J-20

https://posteducationaltechnology.blogspot.com/2018/11/klj-7a-active-electronically-scanned.html

https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/video-china-intent-on-aesa-radar-upgrades-453452/

https://www.janes.com/article/84652/klj-7a-aesa-radar-being-considered-for-china-s-j-20-fighter-aircraft

Citation

 

KLJ-7A AESA radar being considered for China’s J-20 fighter aircraft


Reuben F Johnson, Kiev - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly

16 November 2018
   
The Nanjing Research Institute of Electronics Technology’s (NRIET’s) KLJ-7A active electronically scanned-array (AESA) radar is being considered for use with China’s J-20 multirole ‘fifth-generation’ fighter aircraft, a Chinese industry source has told Jane’s .

The radar, a mock-up of which was displayed by NRIET in a three-array configuration at the Airshow China 2018 on 6–11 November, is one of the options being evaluated for use on the platform, said the source, without providing further details.

The KLJ-7A is an advanced variant of the KLJ-7 (also referred to as Type 1478) X-band airborne fire-control radar (FCR) that has previously been presented in a number of different configurations.

Source: www.janes.com

 

KLJ-7A active electronically scanned-array (AESA) radar

The KLJ-7A multi-mode X-band jamming-resistant Active Electronically Scan Array (AESA) radar developed by the Nanjing Research Institute of Electronics Technology (NRIET) based in Jiangsu Sheng provice, China.

The KLJ-7A is the proposed AESA radar to be installed on the JF-17 Thunder Block III single engine fighter jet, which is operated by the Pakistan air force, says NRIET’s head Hu Mingchun in a China Daily report. A mockup of the KLJ-7A was displayed by NRIET at the Zhuhai air show 2016. Nanjing Research Institute of Electronics Technology (NRIET) is also the designer and manufacturer of the radars of J-10, J-11B, J-15 and J-20 stealth fighter.

Russian radar manufacturer Phazotron and NIIP had worked closely in the past with the Chinese radar design bureaus and provided technical assistance as well as operational models of Russian-made radar sets that were used as benchmarks in the process of these Chinese firms developing their own design.

 

The KLJ-7A AESA radars provide key defensibility gains against electronic warfare (EW) jamming and enemy radar detection. The AESA radars utilize many arrays — i.e. transmit and receive modules (TRM) — that can each transmit in a different frequency. In unison, these TRMs enable a single AESA radar unit to transmit in different frequencies simultaneously.

The KLJ-7A radar eliminates the former antenna and transmitter, preserves the latter’s control system and display system, and upgrades the processor. The radar is analogous to Raytheon AN/APG-63(V2) AESA radar. KLJ-7A incorporates the versatility, simplify logistics and reduce costs.

The radar combined three modules on the back of the radar — the power supply, the computer and the cooling cell.The antenna and the computer module are liquid cooled, as is marked on the housing. The cooling systems reportedly perform better than the cooling systems of Russian-made Zhuk-AE radar.Source: medium.com

The radar operates in the X band and weighs 145kg. It can detect a fighter-sized target at 170km. It can track 15 targets simultaneously and engage four at the same time. It also has a surface search function. AVIC claims that it has a “strong anti-jamming capability.”

 

 

[Henri K.]

 

[Henri K.]

 

[aviapics]

Un J-20 aux USA, a Savannah ?

Ou une maquette pour top gun 2? ;)

https://fightersweep.com/11072/mind-blowing-photo-appears-to-show-chinas-most-advanced-fighter-at-an-airport-in-georgia-so-what-is-it/

[MakSime]

C'est de toute évidence une maquette à l'échelle 1:1.

[FATac]

Il y a 13 heures, MakSime a dit :

C'est de toute évidence une maquette à l'échelle 1:1.

De l'aéroport de Savannah ?

Les chinois l'ont copié aussi ? Trop forts !!!

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[Henri K.]

il y a 54 minutes, FATac a dit :

De l'aéroport de Savannah ?

Les chinois l'ont copié aussi ? Trop forts !!!

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Tu veux dire que les Américains ont enfin sorti la photocopieuse ?

Sidéré...

Henri K.

[Henri K.]

 

[aviapics]

On a la reponse, ce n'est pas pour le cinema, mais les Marines qui ont construit la maquette. Pourquoi, encore un mystere...

https://fightersweep.com/11111/mysterious-chinese-fighter-spotted-in-georgia-is-an-actual-mock-up-made-by-the-marines/?fbclid=IwAR12-9E_uZm_rWdMEx6n-20rI89gYU7Pv5BcAPkLbuw7oDJ8HjmXvuzFCOs

[Teenytoon]

S’entraîner à son rapt ? 

[rendbo]

Il y a 2 heures, Teenytoon a dit :

S’entraîner à son rapt ? 

Firefox 

Révélation

 

 

[MeisterDorf]

il y a 34 minutes, rendbo a dit :

Firefox 

"Must think in Russian" 

[kalligator]

Le film est assez bon mais la partie Firefox est superbe malgré l'âge du film

[Henri K.]

 

 

[Henri K.]

 

[Henri K.]

 

 

[Henri K.]

Le chasseur chinois post J-20 dès 2035 ?

Citation

Le nouvel ingénieur en chef de l'Institut 611 Chengdu révèle dans un interview récent que le chasseur post J-20 chinois pourrait voir le jour dès 2035.

http://www.eastpendulum.com/le-chasseur-chinois-post-j-20-des-2035

Henri K.

[Henri K.]

 

[FATac]

C'est marrant, le caractère principal de cette dérive, pour moi, c'est d'être monobloc, plutôt qu'amovible.

[Henri K.]

 

[Henri K.]

Deux premiers J-20 déployés sur la côte Est de la Chine

Citation

8 ans après son premier vol et moins d'un an après son entrée en service au sein de l'armée de l'air chinoise, le J-20 est déployé désormais sur la côte Est de la Chine.

http://www.eastpendulum.com/deux-premiers-j-20-deployes-sur-la-cote-est-de-la-chine

Henri K.