AN/APY-9

E903909

The AN/APY-9 is a U.S. Navy airborne early warning radar system featuring advanced active electronically scanned array (AESA) technology for long-range surveillance and tracking of air and surface targets.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf active electronically scanned array radar
airborne early warning radar
airborne radar
associatedAircraftVariant carrier-capable E-2D variant GENERATED
capability enhanced detection of small targets
high-resolution tracking
improved clutter rejection
long-range air surveillance
maritime surveillance
network-centric operations support
over-the-horizon detection support
simultaneous air and surface tracking
surface surveillance
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedForEnvironment carrier-based operations
maritime environment
designedForRole air and surface target tracking
airborne early warning and control
long-range surveillance
developedForProgram E-2D Advanced Hawkeye program NERFINISHED
feature adaptive beamforming
digital signal processing
electronically steerable beam
high update rate
multi-mode operation
wide-area coverage
frequencyBand L-band
UHF band
integratedWith E-2D combat information center NERFINISHED
E-2D mission system NERFINISHED
operator United States Navy
partOf E-2D Advanced Hawkeye sensor suite
carrier strike group air defense architecture
primaryUser U.S. Navy carrier air wings NERFINISHED
replacedSystem AN/APS-145 NERFINISHED
serviceEntryContext E-2D fleet introduction
supportsMission airspace control
ballistic missile defense cueing
battle management
fleet air defense
maritime domain awareness
surface warfare support
technologyType active electronically scanned array
usedOnPlatform E-2D Advanced Hawkeye NERFINISHED

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