LIMA 2019: Thales pitches new NS50 AESA radar

Thales is for the very first time promoting its brand new NS50 AESA radar in Asia, during the LIMA 2019 aerospace and maritime exhibition held in Langkawi. The lighter NS50 could definitely meet a growing need from local navies for smaller ships.
Thales NS50 4D AESA radar scale-model showcased at LIMA 2019
Thales is for the very first time promoting its brand new NS50 AESA radar in Asia, during the LIMA 2019 aerospace and maritime exhibition held in Langkawi. The lighter NS50 could definitely meet a growing need from local navies for smaller ships.
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With NS50, Thales aims to bring the benefits of a 4D AESA radar to naval vessels where 2D radars are the standard. The latest addition to the Thales family of naval 4D AESA radars, the NS50 is a dual-axis multi-beam radar conceived to provide Doppler measurement as well as elevation information, bearing, and range data. 

Sharing the same architecture and software than the NS100 and NS200 S-band air surveillance radars, the NS50 brings similar performance benefits as Thales others 4D AESA radars, albeit with a lower range of up to 180 km. Moreover, using the 4D technology increases dwell time on target and gives the user access to a higher level of information. 

Compact and deployable across all ship classes, the NS50 radar combines weapon support and surveillance in a sole system. 

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