Kolchuga ESM truck electronic warfare 低聚 3D 模型

The Kolchuga ESM system was initially developed in 1980s in the former Soviet Union and manufactured in the Ukraine. This long-range mobile system is comprised of two to four receivers which detect and track aircraft radiative forcing (RF) emission by triangulation and multilateration. A Kolchuga system can detect and locate air and surface target pulse and continuous wave emitters from 135 MHz to 18 GHz and trace their movement to a detection range up to 600 km, and tracking range up to 200 km. Tracking is limited by line-of-sight of at least two receiving stations and the emitted power of the transmitter being tracked.