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Title: MPAR


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AF Research into PAR Antenna Design
Mark Longbrake Technical Advisor RF Sensor
Technology Division Sensors Directorate Air Force
Research Laboratory
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Secretary of Defense
Secretary of the Air Force
Air Force Chief of Staff
Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC)
Air Force Research Laboratory
Air Vehicles
Space Vehicles
Information
Munitions
DirectedEnergy
WRIGHT-PATTERSON
KIRTLAND
ROME
EGLIN
KIRTLAND
Materials Manufacturing
Sensors
Propulsion
Human Effectiveness
AFOSR
WRIGHT-PATTERSON
WRIGHT-PATTERSON
WRIGHT-PATTERSON
WRIGHT-PATTERSON
WASHINGTON
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SPEAR Vision
Scalable Panels for Efficient, Affordable Radars
for BMDS
Single Chip T/R
Efficient Cooling
Alignment and Calibration
AFRL Scalable Panel
  • Risks
  • Transportable, Lightweight, Deployable Structure
  • Alignment and Calibration of Deployed Structure
  • Wind Loading of Large Aperture
  • Cost of Low Power Panels
  • Efficient, Reliable Cooling
  • Benefits
  • Full Field-of-View
  • Affordable
  • 30-day Relocation
  • Low Power Density
  • Efficient
  • Enhanced Bandwidth

Transportable, Deployable Structure
Approved for Public Release05-MDA-0971 (28 July
2005)
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Other Topics
  • ManTech Efforts
  • Algorithm Work

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Summary
  • AFRL is investing in modular, scalable,
    lightweight apertures with structural load
    bearing capability
  • Primary cost reduction efforts (ManTech) are in
    X-Band due to quantities of X-Band systems
    procured
  • Collaboration opportunities also in non X-Band
    systems to increase quantities and reduce cost

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Backups
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Next Generation Radar for BMDS
2000
2010
LPD Base unit
Next Generation Radar (NGR) to provide objective
BMDS capabilities
Approved for Public Release05-MDA-0971 (28 July
2005)
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SPEAR IPT
Missile Defense Agency Advanced Systems (AS)
Radar System Technology (RST) Army, Navy, Air
Force
SPEAR IPT Lead USASMDC
SPEAR Technical Director GTRI
SPEAR OSA Working Group
AFRL Scalable Panels
MIT/LLOpen System Architecture
USASMDC / GTRI Array Implementation
Industry Partners
MDA/AS RST tri-service panel established IPT to
leverage space, airborne (AFRL) and ground based
radar (USASMDC/GTRI) expertise to develop
affordable scalable panels with a government
owned interface standard (MIT/LL OSA)
Approved for Public Release05-MDA-0971 (28 July
2005)
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