MLAT1290 (Multi Late Ration) is a surveillance system that receives and locates transponder and other transmissions radiating from aircraft on various frequencies, typically 1090 MHz the frequency used by IFF, SSR, Mode S and ADS-B transponders. Nowadays, these same techniques are used for larger areas such as en-route or approach areas. Such systems are called Wide Area MLAT (WAM) systems.
- An MLAT system detects, locates, and identifies cooperating targets by receiving and processing suitable signals emitted by on-board transponder devices, according to the SSR international standards. In MLAT systems, receiving stations are placed in some strategic locations around the area to be covered.
SPECIFICATIONS
- High accuracy and updated rate capability.
- High Reliability and Accessibility
- Good coverage and precision in large airspace
- Modular structure and state of the art design technologies.
- Fast and remote upgradable
- Fully redundant system design.
- Built-in Test capability.
- Low power consumption.
- Low cost maintenance.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Processed Signals: Modes 1, 2, 4, 3/A, C, S including ADS-B
- Position Accuracy <100 m in coverage area <7 m in Terminal area
- Target Capacity: Up to 1500 targets
- Track Initiation < 5 seconds
- Update Rate: Configurable between 1-4 sec, if response is available
- System Latency: 250 ms
- Data Formats: ASTERIX, SNMP
RX STATION
- Channel: 1090MHz
- Bandwidth: 8MHz
- Sensitivity: -92dBm
- Reply Type: Mode A/C, IFF modes 1, 2, 4, Mode S, ADS-B
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION
- Outdoor units are -40° C to +70° C
- Indoor units are 0° C to +50° C
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