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Stunner missile uses an AESA radar seeker which have a minimum FOV of 90 degrees. (source: wikipedia)
Currently the seeker has only a 45 degree FOV which is standard for mechanically scanned pulse doppler active radar seekers. Also I'm not sure if AESA function is added to the missile properties. If it isn't, please do so.
AESA radars typically have a FOV of 90-120 °. Smaller seekers would have a 90° whereas larger aircraft radars using AESA antennas would have 120 ° or sometimes even greater (for example 5th gen, rafale, typhoon, etc) Exceptions to this wide FoV are some advanced PESA hybrid radars like the snow leopard irbis-E.
Changes To Be Made:
Increase FoV to 90 ° for missile seeker
Add AESA function to missile seeker properties (if not already added)
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Increase FOV for Stunner Radar Seeker (David's Sling)
Increase FOV to 90° for Stunner Radar Seeker (David's Sling)
Nov 1, 2022
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Increase FOV to 90° for Stunner Radar Seeker (David's Sling)
Increase FOV to 90° for Stunner Missile Radar Seeker (David's Sling)
Nov 1, 2022
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Increase FOV to 90° for Stunner Missile Radar Seeker (David's Sling)
Increase FoV to 90° for Stunner Missile Radar Seeker (David's Sling)
Nov 1, 2022
Thank you! please also update the seeker FoV for other AESA missiles including Japan AAM-4B, China PL-15, and Russian K-77M. They all should be 90 degree FoV since they are also AESA seekers
DB Selector
DB3K
Affected DBID(s)
5918
Summary of Changes
Stunner missile uses an AESA radar seeker which have a minimum FOV of 90 degrees. (source: wikipedia)
Currently the seeker has only a 45 degree FOV which is standard for mechanically scanned pulse doppler active radar seekers. Also I'm not sure if AESA function is added to the missile properties. If it isn't, please do so.
AESA radars typically have a FOV of 90-120 °. Smaller seekers would have a 90° whereas larger aircraft radars using AESA antennas would have 120 ° or sometimes even greater (for example 5th gen, rafale, typhoon, etc) Exceptions to this wide FoV are some advanced PESA hybrid radars like the snow leopard irbis-E.
Changes To Be Made:
Thank you!
Sources
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David%27s_Sling
https://radausa.com/blog/pesa-radar-vs-aesa-radar
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