E-scan IFF Mode 5 interrogator, with active fixed flat-pannel
Long-range IFF identification
for naval and ground applications
Identifying air targets after they have been detected is crucially important in the theatre of operations, and naval forces need to be able to rely on new technology to make the right decisions when it matters most.
Thales developed the TSA 6000 to help them conduct their critical missions more safely. The system is the first Mode 5/Mode S compliant IFF interrogator to use flat, fixed-panel active array antenna technology. This unique new solution provides 360° coverage around the vessel, with no trade-off in range capabilities, and an unprecedented and extremely fast identification capability.
The TSA 6000 brings naval forces a secure, highly reliable, robust and interoperable IFF identification solution.
Features:
- Selected by the French Navy
- Electronic scanning technology for agile, smart operation
- Very fast identification of targets
- 360° coverage (with four panels)
- Easy to integrate
- compact, lightweight panels
- flexible panel positioning
- Ethernet link - Permanent system availability and increased maintainability
- High growth potential to meet future requirements
- Panel weight and dimensions:
<55 kg
1464 (L) x 430 (H) x 314 (D)
- Fully compliant with STANAG 4193 ed. 3 and DOD AIMS 03-1000B
- Mode S level 2 (elementary and enhanced surveillance operation) according to ICAO Annex 10 Amdt. 85
- Flexible crypto: US or EU
- Ship attitude compensation
- Not subject to ITAR regulations
The TSA 6000 will equip the French Navy's future FDI-class frigates from 2021, alongside Thales's Sea Fire radar. The radar/IFF combination will offer a near-instantaneous detection and identification capability against high-velocity threats.
Florence Gourgeon, Vice President Radiocommunications, Thales.
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