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SBS-700
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SBS-700 NON-COHERENT SENSOR SYSTEM Kelvin Hughes Surveillance radar solutions for shore based applications have been specifically developed to meet the stringent operational requirements of port, harbour and river traffic operators as well as government agencies responsible for the protection of the coastal and littoral zones. The SBS (Shore Based Sensors) radar sensor family comprises non-coherent and fully coherent solid state radar sensors available in multiple configurations to suit the specific application whether it’s a single radar site or part of a radar sensor network. An important part of a VTS and coastal surveillance system integration is the ability to easily integrate subsystems such as radar sensors; our systems are specifically designed with this in mind using industrial standard protocols to make the integration work of the VTS/CSS system integrator as easy and low cost as possible. SBS-700 The SBS-700 system is designed to complement the SBS-800 SharpEye™ solid state radar and utilises a magnetron transceiver. The SBS-700 is aimed at the basic and standard capability type as outlined in IALA V-128. The latest magnetron technology from Kelvin Hughes boasts the incorporation of a high dynamic range, a low noise front end and a FET modulator benefiting the operator with improved range discrimination. VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICES PORTS HARBOURS COASTLINES OIL AND LNG TERMINALS OIL AND GAS PLATFORMS PROJECT MANAGEMENT RADAR TRIALS DELIVERY INTEGRATED LOGISTICS SUPPORT SPARES AND SUPPORT TRAINING INCREMENTAL CAPABILITY kelviiniN* HUGHES surveillance

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DESCRIPTION Available in single or dual redundant downmast transceiver configurations. The dual redundant system is provided with a Radar Distribution Unit (RDU). The RDU incorporates dual redundant power supplies and antenna drive control unit. The LRU configuration and quality of the subsystems ensure an availability of 99.1 % thus meeting the basic and standard availability requirements. Control of the system is normally via the local authority track extractor. Connection to the Wide Area Network (WAN) is via the track extractor with system commands received by the extractor and passed...

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