Breń-2
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| Country of origin | Poland |
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| Designer | PIT-Radwar |
| Type | Radiolocation station support |
| Frequency | 0,5 – 18 GHz |
Breń-2 is a ground station for reconnaissance of microwave signals,[1] developed by the Industrial Telecommunications Institute (currently PIT-Radwar), built on an armoured vehicle based on the Tatra 815 chassis.
Development
[edit]In 1993, the Industrial Telecommunications Institute, together with the Radiolocation Institute of the Military University of Technology, began developing modern electronic radio reconnaissance systems. The result was the implementation of the Breń-2 system (for Polish Land Forces) and the Breń-R / Srokosz (for the Navy) into armament. They became the basis for the development of the Gunica system for the Air Force.[2]
Variants
[edit]Breń-R
[edit]In the Navy, the system is installed on warships or on Srokosz reconnaissance containers. It is used to detect, determine the direction and identify sources of radar emissions.[3][4]
Specifications
[edit]- Accuracy of Azimuth measurement is up to 0.5°[5]
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "Walka elektroniczna w siłach zbrojnych III RP", cyberdefence24.pl
- ^ Karol Placha, "Zarys historii nawigacji. Radary 1990 r.-2010r. Wojska Lotnicze / Siły Powietrzne", www.polot.net (in Polish)
- ^ "Przetarg na serwis urządzeń ostrzegawczych Breń. Polski przemysł bez wsparcia? [OPINIA] – Defence24", www.defence24.pl
- ^ "PIT-RADWAR S.A. z kontraktem na serwis RUO-10 "Breń-R" – Defence24", www.defence24.pl
- ^ mgr inż. Jerzy Miłosz, mgr inż. Andrzej Karwowski, Radiolokacyjne źródła informacji dla systemów dowodzenia i kierowania