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3544

U.S. NAVY

RADAR SYSTEMS

SURVEY

D. J. McLaughlin and L. M. Johnson

September 27, 1949

Approved by: Mr. E. F. Kulikowski, Head, Systems Utilization Branch Mr. L. A. Gebhard, Superintendent, Radio Division II

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CONTENTS

Abstract

iv

Problem Status
Authorization
PREFACE

iv
iv
1

TABLES - U. S. NAVY RADAR SYSTEMS SURVEY

Shipboard Search Radars Landbased Search Radars

Airborne Search and WeaponControl Radars

Shipboard Weapon Control Radars Landbased Weapon Control Radars
Indicators

3 27

35
59 83 107 113 117 133 136 137
91

Target Designation Altimeters Trainers Appendix A - Electronic Equipment Subject Classification Appendix B - List of Publications and Sources of Information Appendix C - Radar Frequency Bar Graph

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ABSTRACT

A series of studies reviewing naval electronic systems was initiated in order to facilitate the prosecution of problems related to the integration of systems for aCommand"

Navy radar systems, itemizing approximately 25 operaA bar graph showing tional and technical characteristics. frequency relationships of these radars is also included.
PROBLEM STATUS

purposes. This report enumerates all current and proposed

This is an interim report on one phase of the problem; work is continuing.

AUTHORIZATION NRL Problem RO7-25R NR 507-250

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U. S. NAVY RADAR SYSTEMS SURVEY

PREFACE

Problem 39R07-25R. Notonlythose systems presently installed but also all systems proposals under consideration and all developments in progress are included in the survey,

This survey is one in a series of studies to facilitate the prosecution of Part II* of NRL

thereby providingcharacteristics of surface, sub-surface, airborne, amphibious, mobile,

and landbased equipments. Only by this means was it possible to assure consideration of all available equipments and techniques. Initially itwas necessary to establish a subject classification by means of which the many kinds of electronic equipments could be grouped. A review of library systems including Dewey Decimal, filing systems, the subject breakdown used by the RDB committee on Electronics, and others did not disclose any classification readily adaptable to electronic equipment. Appendix A shows the breakdown which has been developed for use with the project. Admittedly, the classification of a number of equipments under certain fields tronics into compartments of manageable size, and of permitting like systems to be grouped together. Radar was selected as the first major field to be reviewed. For purposes of this survey, Radar is defined to cover search and weapon control radars, indicators, and trainers.

is controversial, butthis listingwas prepared principally as a means of organizing elec-

Appendix A. For example, radars which are employed in landing systems will be surveyed under the field of Navigation.

Other closely related subjects will be treated under their respective fields as shown in

Excellent cooperation and courtesy were encountered in contacts with personnel in the various material bureaus of the Navy Department. A large amount of data which was entirely adequate for this project was obtained directly from charts that had been previously prepared by these bureaus. The presentation of data was reviewed by the activities which supplied the respective information so that the charts contained in this survey should be accurate as of April 1949. Appendix B lists 15 sources of information that are referred to numerically on each chart, and in addition shows examples of NRL problem assignments and RDB project cards. Appendix C is a bar graph showing the disposition of Navy radars in the frequency
*Part II of thts problemwas denttfted n paragraph 6 of NRL Letter Report 3950-18/49
Combat Command Electrontc (3954) Ser.,6981 dtd gay 10, 1949, to ONR, "ectrontcs; Systems, Problem 39R07-25R; Interim report on; forwarding of," (Secret).,

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spectrum. Radars are grouped on the graph according to their use, and those having a common frequency coverage are combined and so indicated. Although every effort has been made to assure accurate and complete data, the authors invite any corrections or additions of new material the reader may be able to provide.

* **

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TABLES
SURVEY OF NAVY RADAR SYSTEMS

Power Output

Peak

Pulse
Length

(KWs) (

85 500 500 250

1OMW

0.5
1

-.sec
SHIPBARD SEARCH RADARS

Frequency (Mc)

(pts)
600
600

Smallest
Ship

Function

_____

8740 1244
-

8890 1350

SS

Attack

4 5.5 0.4
7

150

SS

Air search Air Surface

1244 6275 1215 -

1350 300 6575 1800

1350 220 -CLC

Air

200
200

1/3
0.37

908 2/3
5450

~~~1500
_
5825
:

I715

DD
DD

Hemispherical
Surface

1.3

650

Zenith search Surface Air Air Air

__

200 500
____

0.37
1

6275 1250 __ ___ ____

6575 1350
___

683
600
150

PT CV CL DD PC DD DD
PC CL

4
;

_____

500 500 40 2700 to ___ 250

200 1OM

1
4

;1250 1250 34550 3430

-

1350 1350 35050 3570

150
150

4 0.17
1
000 2

'~~~~150

600 750

__

Surface Height finder Surface

Surface
Air

1000
~~~~500

0.2 1.5
0.25
7

3600 (Tent) 4550 - 35050

6275
1244-

2000 600
615 300

6575
1350

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MaximumReliable Range (Miles) 2200T Aircraft

DD

Scan Coverage Hor.

__

Scan Rate RPM Hor.

_ _ _ _ _

Beam Widths
__

Vert.
_

Vert.
_ _

Hor.
_ _

Vert.
_ _

10 20

__ 70

3600 3600

160 120
300

600 /sec

20 3.50
5-50
-

160 120
300

0- 12 7 -15

15 25
-

..

50

360.
360
2, 9

- .5

30
1.50

..

120
2.40 1,70
140i.120CSC 2 e
500

300 alt.
15 0-miles
20
20 20 miles

15tomle; 20
20
15

5O.
_2;_5

10 5 - 15
5
-

360
3600

SC0 140i. 20CSC2 8 5Q0

0-10-30 2.90
-

0-10-30~
20
2.20

2.50

15

___-__

15 20 20 20

15

3600 3600
3600

900 100
200

15 5 - 15
5- 15

manual _

2.50 3.20 3.20 3.20

i2oCsc 100
200

140* 2 E

70
60 50
--

3600

300

5-15

__

300

10
20 20

3600
200 360 3600 3600

100
360
2 12OcS e 140.

0.6
1/2/3
5/10

6.0

1000/510
--

45

2000

20/sece

3.
_ _ _ _

1.l1
_ _ _ _ _ _

35
20
200

1t-15-15 1 15 15

} 1.0:7|

12oCSC09 140
2

20 20

120CSC2 8 200

--

.30 120sC 20
40

__

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Main

Minor

Reflector

Lobe

Lobe

._.
Type

Reflector

Ant.

Total

Weight
(lbs)
____

System
Weight

90 ~~Knot Wind
Load

Range
Resolution

Gain Down
26 24

aDiBn DB

Tp

Size

(rt)

(lbs) (ibs)
5000 __

LINEAR

.5 x 3
5 X15 12 X 4

300

__

27.9 __

22 22

PARABOLOID PARABOLA

1500

__

__ __

TOTAL

35

28

PARABOLOID

35' W 21 H

12 TONS

__

37 30
23
28

20
25

CYL
SECTION

1Z x 2
2'x7

2000
6

6300

1400

100YDS
0 YDS
--

20
25

PARABOLA
EPCTIOLN SECTION PARABO

55"x58"
i x 5 5 x 18

630
125 750

-1200 __

7
250

28.8

21

1100

__

PARABOLA
27 27 26 26 SECTION PARABOLA

6x17*
6 x 17;

750
750

__

1450
1500

_
_

35 37 50
33

30 17
33 33 30

SECTION PARABOLA 81tx6Olt

125

1000

150

__

PARABOLA 15 x 5
SECT O PARA

SECTION

3000 500
225

5T

1500 __

35
27

o?

4 x 12

3 x12

PARABOLA

SECTION
SECTION

2 x 9

1600

__

32

28

PAAOA

25 x13

5 -

7 TONS

--

STABILIZATION TYPE
-_

PO`ER SOURCE, IT
-

ACCURACY LIM

PHASEFREQ.

VOLTS

KVA

__
__
0

--

1
1 o

60
6060 60 60
60

115
115 115 115

3.8
5

__ STABLE BASE STABLE BASE

BASE

__
0

__

2
jO

30
0

10
0

1 1
3 3

10.5
10.5 130
20

25
250

8
80'

440
440

__ __ __ __
-- --

,., , . ~~~~~~~~~ 440__ __

--

__ __
--

60 60

220 or 115
115 115 115

4.0 2.25
5 5 5

1 ~~

60 ~~1 60 60

__ __

__ _-

__

_-

1
1

--

--

_STAELE BASE STABLE BASE

--

--

--

60

115

1.7
20 __

3 15 MIN

30. 45
0

60
i

3 1

60 60

440 115

STAB

BASE

30

60

44

40

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RANSEI;SSI0N LINE

I
1 W
1 W /inFT
_

I~~o, USe in

or Tent.

TYsNumber
____ ___ ____ ____

Size_
(inches)

RayE3 ES
_ _ _ _ __

AvaiLablh

Date
_ _

Guide Guide Guide Guido

Wave

RG-'513 RG-691 CAY4AM

3/'x1

3/4u

.044 0025 .0228 .228

.0022

NE 090201

FY 53 FY 53

3 x 6f
6* x 3.. 1ix 3/4
6 x

2
NE 050402 6 and 2
NE 050513, 15

RG-50/4
RG 103/U

Guide

R02-22R NE~~~~~~~ 050403 R05003

1Y 55

Gie Gd
Guide

RGa51/U
RG-49J

Wave

I x 5/8
1 x 2

.044 .,"
02

6 an 2

FY 51
FY 52

Guide

RC*50/J

3/4 x 1*
( x4Q25 x i

0228

-K

NE 050412
050609~

51 9 F 49

Guide CAY6 Guide

.00251 ,00251

2F 2 2

Guide

CEArx
14

ACM

62

FY 49

uide
Guide

x 3_
Tent.

__00251 49 _ F
,02
NE

circular

05o1
2

FY 51

Guide Guide

RG-75A
RG-48A

I
1

x 3
x 3

.0075
I"
_______

E 50407
NE 050614
NE 050618

NE050407

FY2

Guide

Tent

.00875

53

~~~~2

FY51

NE 050516, 27

Guide
_ _ _ _ _ _

x
_ _ _ _ _ _ _

2103/2 R02355R0F ~~6

_ _ _

55
_ _ _

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SM IPBOARD SEARCH RADARS

SEC.
CLASS. REMARKS MODEL

C C

Short Exposure Submarine Attack Radar VK-2 Indicator

AN/BPS-1

C
C
_____ _

Similar to ST Except for Frequency

Known Also

As XDU Radar

AN/BPS-2
AN/SPS-l

AN/SPA-4 Indicator

C -::Multiple

C
__

Indicators.

Vertical

Replaces XDQ
__ _ _ _ _

Beams and Multiple

-____S
_ _ _ _

AN/SPS-2

10" VK-2,
____ _ ___

12" VL, 20" VN 2 Transmitters

_ _ _ _

C :S-1430 is Intermediate Range Version NRL R02-42R

C C

AN/SPS-3
_ _

VJ Repeaters 5 'At STD Remotes Surfa e and zgnith Search Antinnasopn Same AN/SPS-4 eestal Similar to SG-6 xcept r Repeater

17"PPI; 5" PPI Auxiliary

Bridge :N/SPS-6

AN/SPS-5
____

C
C

12"1 VJ or

MTI under Development

12" VK STD Remotes

12" VJ or 12" VK STD Remotes

AN/SPS-6A

C C C
:

12" VJ or 12" VK STD Remotes

AN/SPS-6B STD AN/SPS-7 AN/SPS-8 AN/SPS-19

AN/S PS -10
AN/S PS -1OX

Adapted to Navigation in Ice Packs.

Uses 10" SPA-4 as System Indicator. VL Modification
8

300-2000 Sector

Scan at 2-5 RPM. VK-2,

of SX (Lightweight)

Replacement for SP

C C___
C

$~8teu.Oeaing
ub r

8B mes^. n ennas on same ?astal ,AN!SPS-1O 15 11.5VAC. AN/,SPS-1OX 18 115 D.C. Equiment. VJ or AN/SPA-4 Repeater used as aster Indicator. STDRemotes fFor Guided Missile Detection
Standard Remote Indicators

on of 0,5 Rmne nnaes Scales sae-asa 16 4 20 &

P~J3600&

I-St C

AS

AN/P-

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SH IPBOARD

SEARCH RADARS

Peak

Power
Outpu 500 500
500 (KV)

Pulse
4

Length
Sec.

Frequency
(Mc)
-

Pulse
Rat e

Smallest
Ship
Ship

Funqtion

1250 1250 -

1350 1350
1350

600
150

CV DD
DD
_

Air Air
Air

1 4
11250 4

150
60 150

600

23
200 200

0.17
0.37
1.3

23744 - 24244
6275 1952153550
-

750
650 60

LSM
DD DD

Surface
Surface

6575 205 225

370

Zenith

Air search

400
50
400

40

1/3 1.25
2.
______

75

CVIE

Traffic control CCA

Surface
Surface

3019 3550
-

3100
3700

750

800
750

DD
CL

~~~~850

1/3

200

215-

220

60

CL

Air search

20 50
200

1 1
0_37

9000 90006275
-

9160 9160
6575

400 400
400

PT PC
PT

Surface Surface
Surface

200
700

0.37
1
5

1.3

6275 2785

6575

650
600

PC
DDR

Surface
__-__65__Hihfid

-2820

120

Height finder

- 11 -

MaximumReliable .Range (Miles) 22D0T Aircraft

Scan Coverage Hor. Vert. 100

200

Scan Rate RPM Hor. Vert.

Beam Widths Hor. Vert. 3.2

3.20

20
20

80
70

3600
360

5-15
5-15

__
--

100
200

20
8 15
0

60
--

3600
3600
36/ 0

300
100
@2

5-15

--

3.20
.810 2 50
2.2~

30

0.6

6.00_ 6. _
5-15
-

15 12

3600 3600

0 600

5-15 4 __

140c4 120CS

50

220

600

20 15
20 12

25 10
20 60 __ __

3600 3600
3600 3600

120

1.5-30 4-8-16 2.5-5

4

05-.25

2.50
50

20 150
100
200

150
100 200 90 130
170 _ J-

__
__

2.60
200

9
1.0 12
13 20

3600 360
3600 17

9
5 15CSC2@

__ __

3.20
1.50

90 130
17

--

--

27
_ 2.7 30

0 15

SC

_ 35

3600 3600

150CSC29 15 300 0-6

170 + 150CS 2 9
30

HMeAL

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Main Lobe

Minor Lobe

Reflector-___

Ant.

Total System

90
Ko

Range

DB
Gain 28.8

DB
Down Type SECTION

Size
((

Weight.

Weist
(lbs)

L ind
a)

Reolution
)bs)

21

PARABOLA
SECTION PARABOLA SECTION

5 x 18

850

1100
1500

-_

27.3

22

6x175

850

__

27

26

PARABOLA
SECTION

6x17;

850

__

1500

__

34 28 23

30 25 20

PARABOLA 8"x60" SECTION 34 x 5 PARABOLA 50"x53"

305 600 600

__ _

450 600 600

__

13.5
35

18.4:

12 DIPOLE 4 x 15
SECTION 12x10 PARABOLA lxO

MATTRESS

600
1100

2425
_

1200
_

3 3530

10

23

19

PARBOLA
SECTION |PARABOLA
MATTRESS

SECTION

1-x4
3 1 2 x72

340

2120
3970

33 0

24 25 27.5 24

425 2400
125

4205 4600
875

425 | 2000
136

19.5
30

18
26

36 DIPOLE 17x17
PARABOL
SECTION

__

61x26 11

27

7 25 25 PARABOLA
SECTION PARABOLA

1 x 4 1 X 4

.SECTION 175 881 195 1870 6235

200 250 900

__ __

27 27 25 25 32
_____I----

20

PARABOLA
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-__ _ _ _

8'DISH

_ _ _ _ _ _ _

2700 13 -

__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _I_

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

STABILIZATION ACURACY TYPE TYPE ACCURACY OLL L.LIT PITCH LIMIT PHASE FREQ.

POWT.'ER SOURCE VOLTS KVA

_-

_-

__

60

115

5.5

__
__ __

__
__ __

__
__ __

__
__ __

60
60 60

115

5.5
5.5

1 1

115
115

.8
4 3.5 5

__ __
STABLE

__ __ 20 MIN
-- --

__ __ 15 0
--

__
_

1 1

60 60 60

1~~~~~~15
115 440

440 220

l 4O
--

BASAE

1 .

______ _ __________

~~~440 ~~1 220 3 60 115

440-220

STABLE

BASE
__ __ __

_ __ __ __

60
60 DC

or 115
115

1 lDC

4.75 1.7
2.8
2.1 2.5 3.0

__

26
115
26 115 115

__
__

__
__

__
__

__
__

D
DC 1

DC
DC 60 DC

__

__

__

__

DC
1
______3

3 AXI

i
______

25 M

300
______

100

or

DC

220 or 44AC
115 or 230DC

15

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TRASSION Type Guide Guide

Guide Not Requ

LINE _ Size ( 1 Way REREXfES inc'nes

NO, IN USE

TENT.

Number

AVAILABIE )DATE

14 AC
CAY

6 x 3 6j x 3
6* x 3

,00251 .00251
.00251

2
2
2

34 AC 34 ACM

C AY

ed
RG-50/U RG-18/T
RG-48/UI
1i

2 2
x 3
0228

Guide Coax
Guide

2 1 and 2
2 NE 050433

48 41

0.945"

.o)3
.00875

34 x 3
i x 3

Guide Guide Coax Guide Guide Guide Guide Guido

RG-48A1

.00875 .00875 00003

1 and 2 1 and 2
1and

300 6 2

RG-48/U
GAS RG-51,J RG-51AJ RG-50/U RG50/b R48,

1 x 3
1 StB 5/8 x

.044 .044 .0228 .0228 ,00875

1 and 2 1 and 2 1 and 2 1 and 2 NE 050504 1 and 2 3 8($P-2s) 50

5/8 x 4

24 x 3/4
1 x 3/4 11 x 3

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SHIPBOARD SEARCH RADARS

SEC.
CLASS.
f

REMARKS

MODEL

:;

R R

+12?? It

1"VJ

o 12 V S R or 12" VK STD Remotes

AAN/PS-1 2

12" VJ or 12" VK STD Remotes 12" VJ or 12" VK STD Remotes

5" PPI. Antenna Transmitter-Receiver
is one Unit

AN/S PS -12A

AN/SPS-12B
CXJG
(CINDY)

R
U

VJ Repeater; 5" A; STD. Remotes; Surface and Zenith Search Antennas on

______

o Ppiaqn J ___
U~~~~~~

SG-6 SC-5

12" PPI. 5" A STD Remotes;A.V.C STD Remotes

R U R

CCAuses VK as System Indicator.

AN/SPN-6
SG-7 SG-lB SG-3

5" A 7" FF1 Console STD Remotes 5" A 7" PPI Console STD Remotes

12" PPI 5" A STD Remotes R

R

SK-1 S0-3
SO-4

5" PPI
5"

PPI

R
______ _ _

5" PPI Plus 5" PPI Auxiliary

__Repeater

Bridge

S0S

5" PPI SO-6 IS 115V DC So-l0 IS 115V AC SO-6,10

y" A/R,7" PPI,3" Tracking, Large Consol

See AN/SQ-2
_______

Charge

23

S-2 in Mod. S by

ield

SP-~2

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SHIPBOARD

SEARCH RADARS

Peak

Power Output Length

Frequency (Mc)

Pulse Smallest Rathip

F Functon

300 350 500 500 500

500 85

4
1

192 215
-

198
225
_

120
_ _ _ _ _ _

DD
_

Air search
_ _ _ _ _ _ _

550 1244 _

660 1350
_.

180

600

CL CL
._ ,:

Air search Air search Air Air

Air search Torpedo F.C.

4
1 4

600

4_
...

1244 1244 12448740

1350 1350
1350

6 0
150

650
300
300
____

CL DD
DD
CL

2
2 0.5

8890 8890 9160 9160 3650 3650

600

SS

85 50 50 500 500 600 500

0.5. 0. 5
1

8740 9000 9000 3400 3400 3400 3400

-

600 600 600 400 400 400 400 1170 390

SS DE DE SS SS SS SS

Range only Surface Surface Air search Height finder Air search G/m track Height finder Early warning

0.25 1 3. 1 1

3650 3650 3550 2900

1000

700

3500 2780 -

19 -

MaximumReliable Range (Miles)

2200T
DD

Scan Coverage

Scan Rate RPMT

Beam Widths

20M Aircraft
B/S

.5

Hor.
_______

Vert.
____

Hor.
7 7
5

Vert.
__ _ __

Hor. Vert.
220 500 220
380

8 8
20

50 55
30

3600 3600
3600

500 220
380

7.5c
40

20

70

36o

100

5-15

3.2c

100 200o
30

20 20 7 20
20 12 10 15 20 15

60 50 25
70 __ __ __ __ 25

3600 3600 3600

3600 3600 3600 3600 3600 3600

200 300 3Q
1o, 160 120 3.80 3.80 600

5-15 5-15 5-15

5-15 0-8 HAND 6 6 0-6 0-6 0-6
0-6

__ a_ __
__ __ __ __ __

3.2

3
S
3.2

3Q
100 160 120 3.80 3.80
600

2.6
250 3.8 1.90

5.5
50
___

-35' 35 LOON LOON____

15
15 30

3600 36o__
3600
3600

-100 to +800
600
5

20 0 /SEC

2.30 600
5

___

5.5
_2 3

BEACON

20

40

360

11

0-4

10 0 /SEC
-6

3.50

1.1

20

60

360

18

0-4

180

- 20 -

Main Minor

Reflector
Type Siz
sz

Ant.
Weight
WIght

otal
Weight

90
Load (lbs)_____

Lobe Lobe
DB DB

Systemi Wind
(b)

Gain Down 15 18

Tye(b)
MATRESS 6 x 15 711

2678

1400

30 22 22 30 23 28. 27.
27.
--

SECTION 6 PARABOLA 6 x15

790 750 750 :750

750 375 750 200

4771

1700 3.100

__

LINEAR SECTION
PARABOLA

21 22
26

li47 5 x18 6 x 17A

6 x17i li x 9 5 x 18 8 "x30"

4317 1600
_
1 4 50

SECTION
PARABOLA

1500

-21 28.8 21

LINEAR Pff W

2283

425
1100

26

21

PARABO

SECTION

6200

__

14'
33

16
25

PERISCOPE 6"x3" 61xt84 WINDOW

PARABOLA
FULL

844
210
1275

---

DIA

1900

150

36
23.5 330 23.5 33 37 34

28
26 24 26 24 17 20

SECTION
PRBL
SECTION

2 x 4
2 x 4 8 x 3

180
370 3000 370

'2500
3400 __ 5000

200

__

-.

PAABL

__ __

_ __

PARABOLOID 2 x 4
SECTION

PARABOLA

3 x 8

1000

__ 22000 _

_ 4000 4000

_ 2 __

PARABOLA 15 x 5 PARABOLOID 5 x 14

-6400 6400 21

STABILIZATION
ACCUACY TYPE TYPE ACCURACY ROLL LIMIT PITCH LIMIT EASE FREQ.

POER

SOURCE
VOLTS KVA

-_

-_

__

X-

2.
1

60
60

115
115

7.5
7.0

--

--

--

~~~
60
60
~~1 60

~~60 115
115
115
115 115

5.0

-- --

--

~~~1
1
~1

5.0
5.0
5.0 5.0

.---

--

--

__ __

__

__
_-

-_

__ _
__
--

-1

60

115
115

5.0

__
--

_
--

.1
1 1 1

60

3.8

60 60

115 115
115

3.8
4

2 AXIS

j2.5 0 31.OO
__ 1

~450 ~300
__
250

~7O
1
__
1o0

DC

60

2 AXIS __
2 AXIS

60
60
60

115
115
115

3.5

1
1

6
6

2.50

__
_3AXISi 3 AXIS

__
_30 MIN
i 30 MIN

__
--

--

60
60 60
60

115
115 440
440

6
6
37.5 37.5

--

.1
50 5,9

150
15

3
33

- 22 -

TRANS ISSION LnE Type

NO, IN USE

N, E

Type__
coax

Number
____

(inches)
13195

Size
ize

2.

RE

ES AVAILABLE
DATE

DT
1 and 2 l and 2 R2-47

RG-20/U0

.1

97

Coax
Guide Guid

Gas
RG-69/t
CAY

1 5/8
3 x 6j

.00004
.00251 .00251 *00251 .00251 .0 44 . 044 .044 .044 000875 .00875 .00875

18 (SR-3)

,~~~~~~~~~~1 6 x3 14 ACM
14 ACM 6j x 3%1 .6 x 30

.. 2, 12
2 2 1 and 2 1 and 2 1 and 2 1 md 2

C.R...

C-AY

Guide
Gui de Guide Guide Guide .Guide Guide Guide Guide Guide Gude

C.AY

14 ACM RG-5J1/ RG.51/ RG 51M4 RG-51/ RG-48/LT RG-48/J RG-48/J RG-48/U ROI48/U

5/8 x
5/8 x 5/6 x 11 5/8 x 3* ljx 3

70 30 250

R0214T
2. 22 1 2 12 050502 2
NE 050507

17

1i :c 3 1j x 3

p 50
Pr 51 1 18

2
N 050518

1x
2x

3 3

.00875
.00875

2 R02-48T .

- 23 -

SHIPBOARD SEARCH RADARS

SEC.
CLASS. REMARKS MODEL

U
R

Modified SR using Plate Modulation

__as_

711 PPI,
PPI,

5"A STD Remotes

5"A STD Remotea

SRA is Field

XRE

SR-A
SR-Z

7"

R
____

5" STD Remote B =.5(ZF6F-lOOOO ft-30 :miles) SR-3A Ag SR-3 with SPS-6 Antenna SR-3 with Remotes SPS-6A Antenna. 5" A STD -

SR-3 SR-3A

R H.
R

SR-6 with SPS-6B Antenna

5" A STD Remotes

SR-6B

RH

SR-6A is S-6 with SPS-6 Antenna

5" PPI 3" A/B Console Band Model
I, SU is

6" A STD Remotes

SR-6

SR-6A
SS-l ST-l
SU/SU-l SU-2

-R R
U

SS-l Console & SS Transmitter

XDU is K
51 A 51

SU-1 is 115V DC. 5" A 5"PPI ~nna

115V

A.C.

STD Remotes

R
_______

5" PPI 3" A/B Console

Development for Radar TFF and

(CXLJ-Triple

Sl

C
C

VF and

and Elevation Control

on Basic SV-1

S Indicator,

Amplidyne Train
Modulator SV-3

VK, 3" A Hydrogen

2 12 ' PPI's

Thyratron

Sector Scan and Large Antenna on SV-l

jR

SV-4 SX

RemotesEi=5 (80-18000
(F4U - 25000 ft -

Consoled" RHI, 7" PPI, 7" MS, or STD

5 miles)

-25

50 miles)

ILABASED SARCH AMS

Psa
POTR

trJ (1.3 ) sec)_ezs ) .(Mcg)

RATE

'PULSE INGTH

PULSE

Fr

UENCY
RA.NGE YUCTIoN

Height
6575 Finder

200

.37

650

6275

600 750 600

4. 4.0 .4. . 1.0. 5. \

200 22Q 200

1220 - 1280 1220

-

General
Search

1350

~.^
750

4_40 485
120
600

1220 - 1350 2770 2830 2992-- :019 9000 - 9160

General
Seardh Surface

pad Air Height

Fiader

Surface

750
,_

&..
--

1000 beam
_______________

per

2787-

2818

2800 - 3000
1215 1350

, Locat r Long Range

Air

Mortar

__________

285 200 750 70 700 1000 50

Ole 5 1.0
2.0

731 60 350
775a800. 825

2905 - 2845 215-220 2800 3500 - 3550 2780 - 2900

, 3000

& Trackirn Air Search

Microwave

Air Search

50

Surface 2ngL)
-

Height Weather
~Tranking

s1.0
,

1170. 390
, , . ,_ ,,,,

650

3300

Cielometer
0.365 700, 900 X Band ,~

~ ~

Surface aa air

- 27 -

ro Max. Reliable .b..e an. ,,li

Range (iles)
T 20
B/S

SCAN COVERAGE

SCAN

ATE (RPM)

2200
_D

; Aircraft
.5 HOR VERT HOR VERT

65

3600 3600 3600

-5

to +250

6 15 - 15

1 to
--

scan/sec

Horizon
miited

100 100

No Scan _
-

__
--

__

100

3600

- 15
_

__

35

3600 __
3600
.
-

35 _.

2 or 6 0 to 50 0 to 200 30

6 O to 6

__

80

3600 30
3600

~-200
-__

--

15c)

__

--

310

3600

-70 to

ilTracking -

6 5

Manual

12

60

.6
3600
_

2.00

15

35

4, 8,
_ _ _ _

12.

__

20 2n

40 60

36O 360

ii0 180 200 t- 200

to

0 - 4 1 2 or
2~4

100/

sec.

- 28

BEAM WIDTH

.___ _ -L.:
.8
0

HOR 40

MAIN

LBFR

VERT

GAIN

GAIN

DB

REFLECTOR

TYPE

36.5 _

Coma lob
9 db

Section
Parabola Paraboloid

X1
3 X_ 5 4 X 15

30
30 30 __ 1.50
30

110 O110
0 11

_ _ __
__ __

Paraboloid Paraboloid
Paraboloid Parabola

4 X 15 4 X-15
3 X 5 3 X 5

_2 or 60 30

36.9

_ 12

34

Parabola

30
200

30
200

34
19.5 18

Dish

5.60
3.50

5.60 150

15

__________

37
0

17

Slatted Parabola Paraboloid

15 x 48 inches

90:

- 29

TOTAL

RANGE

TRANSMISSIONLNE
SIZE
TYPE NUER (in.)

SYSTEM
WEIGHT

RESOLUTION ~WAME

1
db/FT

Af
LOSS.

5 T

GUIDE

UG/50

5760 2600
--

_ _
__
-

_ _

COAX.
COAX.
COAX. __

_ 1- 5/8" __ _ _1 - 5/8"
15/8"

--

3212 Less

LessJil 2590
Trailer
i100
___

Trailer

yda
_

58,391.

__

__

GUIDE WAVE

_VALD

GUID___

_UI__

x 1 1 liftx 3"1-

lt

__

ji150
.

COAX.

7/81

4600

3000
.350.

400
____________

WAVE
________

GUIDE

_
2

x
..

350.

- 30 -

POWXERSOURCE

REFERENCES

PHASCIES

cRs

K.V.A.

VOLTS

(misc.)

1 r3
1

60
60 or 40040027 400

4-1
4L115 2.8
2.8

NE 050505, 115'
115

24

D.C.

NE 051003 #1 R95-97T NE 050508

.45
45

27 D.C.

1
__ 1 1 or 3

400
__ 60 60
--

_ _

2.8 11I2____27

. 27DC __ 115 115

D.C.
N

.__

4
4 15
--

#1
5

NE 050506

_
__NE 115

NE 051204
050408 R07-27T

__ 3 60

__

__ 12

1
3 1

60
60 60

4.75
50 kw 3

115
120/208 110/440

1, 2.
Code 945 Code 945 Code 945

400

2400

400_2400 782Cd

541 w

26 dcCode

945 Code 945 Code 945

415

- 31 -

LANDBASED SEARtCH RADARS

Remarks
_~~~~~~~~~~~~ in

Class.
ses VK-2 for PPI. 39 in use.
To replace AN/TPS-1B, MTI, PPI, and "All Scopes. C

Sec.

MODEL
:ue.

Has R.H.I. and "A"Indicators.

in use

AN/MPS-4 AN/TPS-4B
AN/TPS-1D

Transportable 1B with miniature techniques.

PI

C
U

AN/UPS-1
SO-7WIN

PI,

MTI Indicators.

SO-12M/N

"A", "R" Scopes

PPI

Electrical

Hoist on Antenna. 2 in use

R
C
__

SP-lm

To locate high trajectory

6 stationary beams amphibions._ To detect targets moving up to 700 MPH. Provide mutibeam scan every 4 seC. Height indication by signalcomparison. Modified CR 584. For detection and tracking of close

projectiles

and their

source.Uses.

AN/KPQ-1
_
_

support aircraft.
5 in use.

Helicalscan.

S C
U

C
R

ANVMPQ-2A
SK1M

AN/CPS-1

40 in use. 4 in use. 20 in use.

U C U
U

SG -2S SX - 1 AN/APS-2
A/CAEQ-2

MK

-33

33 -

AIRl30R.E

SEAROH A

WEAON

COIROL

RADARS

PWAX
POW

PULSE
LENGTH

MQUENCY
RANGE

PULSE
RATE

(R )

(M,

(P
9335 ga
-

.025
avin..

1.0
02... 9415 1 0 B)

40
(meaa)

.6
2a.1l)

9375 * 55

700 1400 600*

s),

FUNCTION

, .,,

Surface

.04
.005 i.8 40
. ^^~ "

1_

Air and
Srfce

1,0
2t5

9375

1000 40,

2000-

Search and

1.0, 0.5,

9Z45-- 405 9375 *: S5

2 80F 622, 1155,

(mean)

40

-. _ 1.5,0,5
2

2.0(B)

Q.25,291(B) 9310: 10(:i3)

2880 * 30
.

9375- 55

9310

10(3)

1347,

350(B)

Inatercee -Surface and IT e viRation 3600 Look-cent

40Q.Q6 tB
300

640, 2000,

Search Inter
G.&.
A.E.W.

Ing Recon.

2000

250 25.

25, 1.5, 2 . 4.5, 0.5, _ 32.a(33 4.5, 05,

2880 * 30

9375 it 40 9375 40 9375 55 9a.Qj 0Q 9375 * 55 9375 * 55 528,0 * 30

375 * 55 9310 * O(B)

600, 2000, 300(B) 1260 200, 800, 400(B.) 200, 800,

400(B) 200, 800, 300(B)

300

A.IE.W.

Lock Follow Intercept 8pherical F.L. Recon. Radar3600 Looking Recon.

Air Transport

1.6

,270,

2 5( 3 .2Q. .75, 5.0,

40

2 1000 _______
4, 1,75,

.L1..

l.O(B)
55

9375

5280!

250
__

2.25 5 .4
_

9375 * 40

_
1

300
2500, 550,

Search Anti

Snorkelina

Q=

360( T3) 2000 2500

Tail
Warning
Gun

Air

9245 * 30 9245 * 30

40 Q

Laying

._____________

________________

r___________

- 35 -

AIRCRAFT

MAX. EL. RANGE

INSTALLATION

2CM2 AIRCRAFT

MIN.

MAX.

R /m = .sfIU-TTR q>. fP

RA1ITCE

ALT.
(WD

SWT ;(

COVMAGE

3WT

SB 20-4E, 5.TBM-]I

~250

30000

1500

13 to

310 to -330

370

PB,4Y-2

K- Airship

15 2-4 .

25Q 150 2000

2000

35000 000 30000

0000

360
1300

. 21 to -32
150 to 200

4Q0., 4 4T.

'4U-51T,AD-MT,

30(G.A
360
3600

TM4B-33,PB-lW

QD-0f. 4W
ZPN
F4D, lOF,

80 Beam Dep, 20 down

F7U, FH

15

150 -0000 500

_

1700 h
1500 (A)

t450
View 20) CSC2 -410 t -5

Escort Version
of X2U
PBM-5,A AM2S,

10
_;

50000 400
4Qnn

Complete

1 _

P2V-1,
ZpaX

ZP~~T( .______
150 Map

2, 3,

200
PQD

60(B)
3600(A) so ()

1 Bfl2W. ,3600, 240,0

View 270
CSC2

R5C,D JR, R4n, R4q..1

1.Q 200 4

.JQ, 120

150 pencil

P2V-4 Jet ight

Pightea'
F3D

.(1=..1En
150 150 000 0000

360 1700
180

Modified 2

2 CSC 3*...400

CS

+901
___nn __n__I

3 4000 yds

180 cone

F3D-

cone

3 -

RJGGEi ACCURACY

AZIMUTH ACCURACY

MAX. TRACK RATE R.AE 1 ANGUTLAR

SCAN I. Sl"RCH TRACK

.+j.....

i3* over center 500 +50 over remainder

_1-7%

i:2%
610% range 2%

:ts%

*3%A.I. to search
Ah1/2O G.A. 1.50
____

tcrxrav

2% *25 yds.
-0ra

+1.50 +2 .So.

) ICAK 45Ls1exatoQ. .

!Ttigway

.cs

,h5

. 50

Spi ral

*2%

2,4

i e3 wav Wi ixa&

Stop

iO
*25 yds .25 900

_30

Spiral

450 sec

Conical Conicaa

- 37 -

SCAN RATES RPM

BEAM WVIDTI

REFLECTOR

.Looks

.~r

V _t
I

30-50

55-

2AOTe

Farabo2ald

14"

.12:4.i%.
60 6-10 6-10

For"15

For 12 or 2
60 -6 and 10 6 and 10

_5A;B

15
_

Parabolod
________dd

29_
91
18"i

P-araboloid

__ ._

80 depreed 20 depn

araboloid
?araboloid

3X8 1
31xS

__ "_ _^Parabo2.d
_______

30W
2011

15

,-.

pumsboloid ?

24+

50'.!0 (A) ___________

_____
_

1o0 to
CSC

10 _to_-20 Paraboloid

20O Modifiied

4-7(A)

100-50 (B) 50-18

Pa_ abgloicI

Modif'ied

29_1

40-15

-araboloid
--

2-_

18"
_

._

3 6 12
60 "_

__
"

Modified
Paraboloid

3txt
30"

__ __

2araboloid 1200

__ __

-_

12.5"
Paraboloid

1$00

--

10"

- 38 -

POWER SOURCE
PHIASE AP 4Sp.(z RRI g ( _ ,ATE TVA y-2< r lnv.

TOTAL
SYSTEM

NO. IN
USE OR

WEIGHT _

AVAIL. DATE

.07 002C80 ,76 2

3 amps

26 dc 115
w

800240C 800-240 380-16

.084

.78
.125

.81

69

115

28 d 27 do

185 242 123

399 169
2n

15

000

115
27 do

.385

115

10
Fall 1949 1000 1950 for
P2V-4a

20 Ers 2.5 amps (19-A) 27A, 1,

1

28 de 400-240 950 w 115 380-176C 28 dc 800w240C 650 w 115 400800 2750 w

4 ams .
60 amps

380-40 4008 400 99=1

220 w

38988
29 J0Q 115
20 DC

.5 ka o w 2115

1350 400

JAN 1952
Oct

3
200 amps

1952
Dec. 1948

3A
20 amps

20J100C 4 kw iL
3

115
27 dc

750 380 400

1952
P1M-5
-

9 =a 20 amps a4#
11 amps
I

2J380J_150 .______
I n>9n 28 dc 50

115 27 dc

_1950
25 JAN 1950

P2V--4

250 _ Oct.

1400
250 1500

28 dc
MMA Doc I

3n
15 amps 380-420 10 amps 380-420

.mr.l1 dcotdi T Lan.

.5 kw 1,5 kw 115 115 weight 650 lbs.

115/208 1.7 kw 28 dc

15

2
127 127

Dec
1950

39 -

Ii'TDI CATORS PPI

_ _ _

EC.

DI SPLAY IYF BEACON FER$RF CES

LASS.
0TH S
_,__

,__

,U

Npo. 1)No. 11
_____

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and

____

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V(, yes

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3" O(
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711 l

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No, 6, M-80 and

NL402007 :I-80

NL 402308
No. 1 and

25"

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AIRBORE
SEARCH AND WEAPONCONTROL RADARS

RKS

MDI

Rectan~glar a'cai.

OJsolesceiit,.

*PRS 1000 for 420 50-mile ranges and 600 for .00-mile ranges A forwadlooklac qa~ie: ased air egrgh f r omb rk muL ng
Obsolescent.
U21i san coversa cogJca volume of
2o'

A1T/APS-3

AIiAPS.4
A t/PS_610

Replaces APS-4, 6.
aircraft nihtfuers

2=avpat

air craltA

AN/APS-15,

or all carrier based

-

A"/APS-19,
19__

Aljlgk

t as ASURa., ,_ ._

2
A1N/APS.20B

C=ier aAd patrol IAA.

Inaludev computer for 20 MM Guns, rockets, and bombs.(Glide bombini~Tenativ chaacteistis. C alutr similar a CS Mk1. to

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9:0I~s2 _ Z s ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ANIyAP

souch.

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only. or carrier based aircraft.

TI_

AN/APS-4
AN/APS.44

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______-26_ _

Includes comouter

Qr 20 O

Special omputer for AIhPG.-26.

41 -

AIRBORNE SEAR1CH AND WEAPON CONTROL RADARS 4

PEAK
POWER

PISE
LENGTH

FREQUEVOY
RANGE

PULSE
RATE

(w)
6

>'S)

(liD)

(PPS)

FUCTION

AEW

2.5, (B 50. 5

975 940 I 55 3(B) 93509400

200 m M 400, 800, Search and Bomb 1600

--

7.5
30-50W avg. 50 WCp 50 50 ._ __

Automatic AReo,
A.G.L.

10000-10250
X Band FM

__

X Band X Band
--

A.G.I. A.G.L.

50
5-10 132 .4

-_

X Band . 9375 40 800

__ 25 576
'
_ .__ _ _

AG.L,
'ivd-Course -Cidana
Bomb
S
_ _ _

--

2700-2900

X Band
_. _
__ _ _

X K Band
_

Rlegme Height
AWrc

__

__._--

_
mm

_mm
mm

3000
__

Air and.
Zenith
AEW

ath

250
mm

mmr

XdBand

_
mu'

Tracking and
Surface

__

VIF .m

mm

_"Surface

- 43 -

AIRCRAFT AIRCRAFT

MAX. REL. MARANGE 20M

2

MIN. RANGE

MAX. ALT.

SCAN COVERAGE

INSTALIATION
____________________

AIRCRAFT

B/S

= .5

(MILES)

(St)

HOR

VERT

AJ

DRONE3 __

120 on cities 3000 yds 3000 yds

200 150 100

60000 j75 50000 50000

41,0

o
18
180

18 180 Same as

F6F ,-

6000 yds
6000 yds

150
150

50000
50000

Turret
Samrrat

Fighter Nose Turret

__

6000_______
6000yds

600ys

10
200

500
00
-5

Sameas Turret
170

10 MP

Track

50000 170

2NXA2D-1 ~7u,F-1,2, Lark

3000 yds 90000 yds

150
-

50000 Penci 50000 __

30

- ,- M

,~ ~ ~

~ ~ ~

.. 3

lo

m
Pencil __

a"_

NW

M-._ "M NW NO

30" Mm

- 44 -

RANGE ACCURACY

AZIMUTH ACCURACY

MAX. TRACK RATE RANGE ANGULAR

SCAN IN: SEARCH TRACK

2% i25 yds.
410 yds. or 3% 15 yds. ~15 ds.

-1.25'

__

900K
900K Olosing __ 300K Opening 4 Mils 1200K or less 120 4 Mils

__

_
__ 1400/sec
____

___ stop Simul.

Lobe Mono.

Wigwag

j15 yds.

or less

1200K 4 Mils~~~~~~~~~Pus

750 /sec

__

Pulse

j15yds.
____yds.

or less
__

j5yds. or Mis 4 less

1200K 12O 1200K 1000K

1400 /sec __ O iag 140/Gec Conial

__ __

Conical oca nical

__

L25 yds.

- 45 -

SCAN RATES RPM LOOKS PER

MINUTE

BEAM WIDTHS HOR

___

REFLECTOR TYPE
__ __

VERT

SIZE

tT _ _S -600 __ __ __ __

__ __ __

__ __ __

Paraboloid Horn Horn

361"
5" dia. 5" dia .

__ __
__
__ __

__
__
__

__
__
__

__
__

11 dia.
212" x
14"

6"

__

__

__ __

__

No Scan 1440 RPM

Horn
Lens __

~~~~~~~4 -4 - 4115..~I 5 - Dt,,

__

__

__

I_ __ ______

Ove rhea~

40 Cone

__

___

1800

---

-----

- 46 -

_______

POWER SOURCE P_____h__ OESORE_

TOTAL
SYSTEM

NO. IN
USE OR AVAIL.

PHASE FM. OR (CP~jKV VOLTS)WEIGHT

AMPS

~~~~~~~~~ 1.8 30 VA 175 W

--

404 1

380-1600 400 400-2400

--

28 DC70 115, 115 28 DC

700 90

715 7-1-52 12

__

80 W DC

40
0

6 on order
1 on order 1

Included in Turret Power Included in Turret Power

________ _______ _______ _______ _______June

125 150
______

on order

'49

__________________________________
Included in Turret Power

Included in Turret Power

1 on order June 149 1 on order 800

125

30-7 6 0 T

8oW T
-

26.5 -aW4D-C DC -115

28 DC

50

o
45

4 Amps. D.C.

25

.-

-~

--

--

4000

-.

- 47 -

INDICATIONS PPI OTHERS __ __-__-__ IFF

DISPLAY BEACON

SEC.

REFERENCES

C
_ _ C R

NL

- 421019
EL - 80

5"
--

__ __

11 and

IJL 401011

__ __
___
-

no
No

No
No

C
C

EL 80

NL- 401015
C
C EL80

EL

NL - 401013,#11

__

No
No

No
No

EL - 80

__

Yes
___________

Yes
.__-__

C
R
-

NL - 401018
EL
-_80

and Warni r

Computing

Sight,Reticule

Lights

No

No

EL - 80

__ __
-_

_
__

_
--

C
C C C C

NL- 480041
EL -

__ __ __ __

__ __ __

__ ___

__ _ __

R02-04D R02-OD

E 050517

------- --

NL 4006 N L804.3667~~~~~Code R02-26R

__

_-

__ --

C C C

__

__

__
--

"

NE 050617

- 48 -

AIRBOMNE SEARCH AND VVEAPONCONTROL RADARS REMARKS MODEL

Provides an AEVI beacon system used with AN/APS-20A For attack and long range bombers. Electronic computer. Computer FCS ^ ,4 ,

AN/APR12(XN) AN/APB-3 AN/APG-l AN/APG-22

Circular horn feed with polystrene lens. Supplies range to For tail and nose K18 and MK23. turret

Computing gun sights. Special computer.

installation.

ANAPG2N-1) AN/APGA

Tail turret installation.

Special computer.
Special computer.

25(XN-2)
PG-

Wing tip and nose turret installation.

Special AFCS-1, Computer. 4, 6, 7, 9, 11 computer.

25 (XN-4) AN/APG-30

and SKY Beam rider system for LRK XLN-4 2 Receivers oly.works -with--:N/SPQ-2.. Bombing equipment for carrier based planes.

ARK XSAMN-2.

AN/APW-4 AN/ASB-l

Spiral beam rider guidance system. pulse er quadrant

Mod. AN/SPS-2.

Search auto track and dual

uidance references.
-

Detection of submerged submarines from aircraft.

Rapid scan surface search.

Detection sumar m es fro aircraft. ofsubmerged pn rr n

49 ~

AIRBOP

SEARO

WCAPON CO3TROL RDARS

ZAX

PULSE
LiGTR (sd sea) Parent

MEQUMTCY
RANGE

PULSE
RATE UPS_ FtfCTION
_ _)_

(KY)
-

OE R

(Mc)
-

parent

Radar

Parent
Radar Parent Radar

RadAr

Pareitt

-go bing m Eauirment

Bombing

Radar Parent Radar __

_Ecpuipment Bombing __ouiment

1/4

,______.

X-Band

_____,__
_

Bombing

Eguipment
ang Cgmnuter

av. and Bomb-

.,
-

______ -- 1 - - W._-___-_ . , . .R

_ _
_______

,____________ --__-_@ _______ _

_

Target Location

andTracking
_
-

?~~~~~~~~OR
_

It'FCR
S

..- .__ATI

__________

-_________.

___.

_________.

__________.________

51 -

_________________

___,__________._________

,________

MAX. REL.

AIRCRAFT INSTALLATION

A 20M

AIRCRAFT

MIN. RANGE

MAX. ALT.

SCN

C VAG_

P2V - PBM
XP5Y VA VP AD AJ

Parent

Radar
Parent

35000
50000
500 50000 _
_

_
_

Radar

Parent
Eadar 200 _

R.

R4D

,.

____

I____ I I
. .-.

A~~~

4
4 4

___

- 52 -

--

RSGS AsIE3mI MASTCK 1 N: By AgZ GAEL ARSSH _ ,

, .
. ... . . _ _ . . .
. . . . . , * ..

.. ,__. ,
. . . ..

. .
_

. -

, l_ ..
.., _

.,

.. . ... .,
-.

. .. , , . , |
..

, .

_ , ._

* ,
.,

..
Of ,.

..

.-

. .

..

. ._

l-

._

.. .

..

.. .

__ ,

.. . ,

...
. _ . .

_
.

.
-

.
.

.. .

_.r

_._

__.

_r.

._

An,.,._

- 53 -

scA~q~ RATS LOOKS PER

REM_______

SEAM l!WIDTHS

MINUTF

HO..

_ _ _ _
T__
Radar

REFLECTOR

Parent Parent Parent

ZYPE
1

a da.'

..

3l

- 54 -

POWER SOuRCE
TOTAL ITO. IN

PHASE OR AMP

lEQ. S KVA VOLTS

SYSTEM WEIGHT

US OR AVAIL. DATE

1 1 1

400-2400 380.1000 400-2400

, .__.__. _________

300 If

115

175 135 50
_

600

500 W 115 140 115

2000

9000

.1

4 - -.-----

4 - -4

- 55

&

IF-DICATORS
_ _ _ _ __

-______
._____

.= __rI
ROCKEWT

COMPUTER

PROVISI0IT

SC

__

_ _

\T

_____

Electronic
Electroic Electronic

Yes

EL-80
EL-80 EL-80
EL-80
No.

Yes

Yes
ITO

R
C
C

____

Mechanical

.__--_.__
: *,~__
_ __ ___

C
_

NO 328012
0

,_

__

C
C

2846l9.20
NTO 328301

W D ____

.1=002-

- 56 -

AIRBOSiE
SEARCH AND WEAPONCONTROL RADARS

EEMAECS

TYPE

/APA-SA
Indicator equipment enables accurate LAB, HAs, and rocket release under aMn condition of A/APA-5_ / 5B

Wh PA-.6
Pulse emission period same as BOrd bomb director

Mk 5 Mod O
Groun4 nosition indicator. For massive hmin of XM6 missile.

-,APA_4

jAPB-2

High sneed lobin, To rlace

Supplies target position data for forward firing weapons.

AAPG-PI
ponlrertedf GAAP-35.

b etronic

meanas.

,.

- 57 -

SHIPBOARD

WEAPON CONTRCL RADARS

TYPE QF GUM COMROLIU

FIE

CONTRO

SYSTEM CRT

GUN D)ICTCR

USED

WnrH

FUNTION

None
______ _____ _____ _____

Experimental AntiAircraft
Tr

Automatic

kFireContro

Main Battery Main Battery

Rk 34, J~k 38

Surface

Main Fire Control Battery Surface Main Fire Control Battery

34, J Mk-37

38

5P/38 Cal.

5/38 Cal.
Vain Battery

Mk37

Surface and Anti-

Aircraft Fire Control

Sufce Main Fire Control Battery

Mc 34, EC 38s JM 54

5"/38 Cal. 53/38 Cal. 53/38 Cal.

Radar Mk12 or G.D, Mk 37 Mk37

LowElevation Angle AA Fire Control Surface and AA Auto.

53/54 Cal.

Track Fire Control Track Fire Control

5n/54Cal.

.
Ik 37

Surface and AAAuto.

Main Batery
51/38 Cal. 40 mm

.anBattery

F.C*Tower
GFCS Nk 63

6" and 8" &urets

Antiaircraft Auto. Track Fire Contr1 l Surface 1in Battery

Fire Control
AA Fire Control

MiAssile Guidance and

40 m

3" and 5" 5/38 CaL 40mm

40 mm 3"/50,

Mods Ot and 2 GCS Mk63 mod &u 6

GFS 1k 57 Mod 3
_

GFCS k 57

AA Fire Control

A Fire Cotrol
AAFireCont
AA Fire Surface Control and Ak Auto.

5_/38'and
3"150

&'/47

and6"/47 5

554s

GFCS Ilk56

Track Fire Control

- 59 -

SMALIE
SHP

(IBER

mEIm

IN USE

AVAILABIR DATE

Topeide

Lower Deck

Ante=

3800
CL CL
_D

2200 et
129 I2
1827

1800
2750 1000
460

2
320 82
685

3209 1554
3310

CL
PD

1795
733

3070
485

1000
1.80

107
876

D PD Special CL D3
CL

2000 2200 40 1447 385

3?00 115

5000 5700 6000

600 600

270 July 1951 March 1950

425 1500
240 -1700 n5 1700 1600 520

49 239
100 (obeolescent)
w

]35
70 1:N~i X00

od 2 -328 W~~~Mo 6 278 255 165

CL CTL

185 598

-265 60

PEAK POI=
(EN)

FREQUEY RANGE
(Me)

(aW) 30 20-30 35-45

(Xc) 9000 3050 8815

PUISE I~ENGTH

IUSE

RATE

(u see)
0.6 0.4 0.3

(pps)

~~9000
50 75

1800

1500 1500

10% % 5%

90-110
25- 35
35 35- 70 250 250 20- 30

920-970
8815 75

1.2
0.3 0.5 0.25 0.25 0.25 O.4

4+80 5%
1800 10% 480 1800 to 2200 1350 1% 0 10%

9375 30 8500-9600 8500-9600 9230-9404 3071-3100

675

1500 10%

30
25- 35

2992-3019
9345-9405

0.5
0.5

1800

1%

180 10%

25- 35
25- 35
50

8740-8890
8740-8890 8500-9600
E

0.3
0.3 01

1800 10%
1800
3000 10% 5%

- 61 -

IF

ACQUISITION SCAN

BAND B (mc)

Type

Rate

horizontal Coverage

Vertical Coverage

6.6
l.8

Spiral, PPL, liptical

Same as Track Scanl

2.5 Cpl
10 cpa

9.1"
29

9.10

5
4 9 5

SameaTrack Scan
Same a Track Scan Same a Track Scan Same as Track Scan

5 cpo
60 cpo 5 cps CPa

11.5
150

0~~~

150

31.50 4*50 46
-7

Spiral Sen
_ _ 9__ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _2 _ _

2 cps a2

9
9
4 5

Spiral Sn

30 cpa e cpa
303 CP a cP a
30 cps 30 cp
_

320
60
_

120
60
_

Spiral Scan
Same as Track Scan Comical and Antenna

__S_

11 1,
0

Nod

.67 CP1.2 30 CP

41.2" 50
0

12

2
5

Same a Track Scan Conical and Antenna

Nod

50
45345

30 cpa
.67

ps

5 11

Same as Track Scan

30 OP
2-6co

4.5"
3

4.50
2

Spiral Scan

S~d~a1 S~aE24-36cp CPo

- 62 -

TRACING

SCAN

PtWIMTRL

Type

coverage

Type

Size

Conical

2.80
29
31L50

Paraboloid

_
Horizontal

57

_ea
Polyrod Array
Eliptical Paraboloid

Hoizontal
Sizusoidal Lobe

10'20 . x 34 V.
St H x 2 V. 61

Switching Sinusoidal Horizontal

Double Cylindrical

Paraboloid

31.50

Eliptical Paraboloid

8tx 2'

Sinsoidal

Section of Parasoloid

6 x *
5'

tical
Conical

26.
2.60 Paraboloid

Coical Conical
SLobehk

2.0 2.60
:11

Paraboloid lens
Paraboloid

5'g 7j'
30" . 15 V.

Conical
Conical

1L20
50

Paraboloid
Paraboloid

45'
30

Conical Conical
Conical

450 4.50 30

Paraboloid
Paraboloid Paraboloid

30"
30" 48"

- 63 -

BEAM WIDTH

TANSMISSION

LINE

Hor,.

Vert.

Type

Number

1.60
20

1.6
60 3.60 100

WaveGuide Wave Guide

Wave Guide Coax Cable
RG-53/

0.90 100

0.90
450

3.60
1.20

WaveGuide
Wave Guide

RG-53A
RG-52A1

1i60

1.60

Wave Guide

RG-51AT

1.60

1.60
1

Wave Guide
Wave Guide

RG-51/t
RG-51/tJ

60

32

Wave Guide

6.70
30

6.70
30

Coax able
Wave Guide

/4_

RG-52/V

30
30

30
30

WaveGuide
Wave Guide

RG-51/t
RG- 5

a/t

2.10

Wave Guide

RG-52/A

- 64 -

POWER REQU.E..EN
____________ ____________

~~(INSTR)

RANGE MAX

RANGE

Volts
480 115

Phase
3 1

Frequency
60 60 60 60 60 60 603 60
60

(iles)
15 2.2 25

(YdI)
250 250 5 0

NIN

440
440 440 115 -0 115

3
3 1 1

2.5
0.9 2.4 3.1

30 3 3

30
25 40 15 25
50

200
400 350 250 350 350

440

3
3

44
115
3J5

3
1 1
136

60 60
60

0.28 052
254 0.20

115
115 115
7.40

3
1 1 1 3 3
1

60

1
2 1.7 1.4
1.5 0.025

50 200 30 20 20
2

350
400

440 115 115

11 5

60 60 60
60

400 350
5
5

440

60

15
440 115 440

1
1

60
60
60

65 -

1.5
0025

20 20
15
_____

350 350
350

REIZABLE

TRACIUNG RANGE

TYPE OF PRESENTATION

_ _________

.________

Surface DD

(yd8)

Aircraft

( 2 ) F6F

PPI, DI, A B E 0
B 3" B 35000

36000

5t" B, 3" B

40000

4-3" A or F
6 - 3" B 2 - 3"
5" B, 3 A

45000 40000 30000

30000 45000
70000
_ _ _ _ _ _

5)'

o 4

5" B, 3 A 5" or AB
5)1 Bo

3"
or

A
A B_ 3

5"

5" 5"A, 2F
2-2 F

30000 3E
2 As,

20000

5 A

20000

5A, 2F
5" A 2 5" A/R,

33E
A 2-2"1 7 5" Bs 7" 3

20000
20000 30000

- 66 -

TRACEING ACCURACY

BEARING

Range

(ycls)

Bearing

(milz)
0*3

Elevation

(mils)
0.3

Tracc Rate

(deg/sec)
50

Slew (ax)
50 0 /sec

(deg/sec)

15 +.I$ R
T15 %3%

:2 !3.64 Reset 1.5

10', Reset 41 *10t above 10 16 25 /sec

!15 +.3% R
20 .025%R

!15 T.3$ R

3.62, Reset !1.5

.50 +3
+1 above 10

16
16 16

25 0 /seC
250/sec

15

.3$ R
.025%R

1 average

12

l average

41 above 10

250/sOc

!10 .025%R

0.7 average

0.7

16

250 /sec

15 t.3$ R
!15+.3$ R

!4,

50 PPI
2 reset Manual

:2 reset

15 +.3$

2 reset

2 reset !2 reset
2 reset

Manua1 Manual
mani

15 +.1$ R
115 .2% R

12 reset
2 reset

20

.025% R

0.7

0.7 above 1.0

720/sec

- 67 -

RESOWUTION

RANGE

SECURITY

ag
60

Bearing
1.4P

TRACK PUA

Yda/Sec)

BEFEREES

CLASSI3-

CATION

120

1.00

9 9.ao__

100
300 50 500

100 90
80 80 80 150
150

15milo 2.250
1.300 1.30 1.0 6.o
6.o 3.00 350 K W3.75 X 4250d- 450

is 9 1 9
500 1000 2000 I 9, 2 1, 9 R32-OST

a
C

C
C U
U

1 9, 2 1,9

100

200
200

3.00
3.00

843.75
7250 - 450

1, 9, 22

a
a

35

1.5

450

1 9, 12

CI

- 68 -

SHIPBOARD WEAPON CONTROL RADARS

REMARJ

ILEL

Experimental Automatic Tracking Radar

Mk 7 Mod
k 8 Mod2

1k 8 Mod 2 converted

from S-band to X-band Scopes

lk 8 Mod 3
1k 2 Mod1

A and F Spot Error Indicator

Hk 3
Used with R.E. 12 to provide accurate k 37 elevation data below 100 '

1kc22 Mod 1 k 25 Mod2

Ek 25 Mod3

Used with Computer Mc 1 in G(S Used with Gun Fire Control

System 1k 67

Special purpose missile guidance radar for Terrier; beacon acilities;

dual transmi.tters

mdation of repetition rate

and dual receiver

chamels;

guidance by frequency

Ulk 25 Mod6 1k 27 Mod0,2

Nk 28, Mod 2

6n/47 and 8"/55 M.B. Turret Radar; also, in BB fire control tower
Used with GFCS k 63; antenna reflector mounted on gun

Interim radar for GFCS lk 57.

Mlk 39 Mod 3

Currently being replaced by R.E.

guns

lk 29 Mod2
Ik 34 Mod 2,6

Mod 2 contro3s

40mmguns; Mod 6 - 3/50

Mods 3 and 24 have acquisition features the same as R.E. Mods determined by type of guns controlled.

k 39 Mod2.

Ik 34 Mod3,4, 7-14
Mk 35 Mod 2

- 69 -

SHIPBOARD

WEAPON CONTROLI RADARS

TYPE CF GNS CONTROLED

FIRE CONTOL SYSTEM OR GUN DIPMTCR USED WITH

FUNTION

40 a 3 " mm
Torpedo 40MMS 6/47, 5ff/38 54

GCS i& 57 Mo 4 'FOS Mk 101 GFCS Mc 61

AAFire Control Experimental Submarine Fire Control Auto Angle Track AA Fire Control

511/54 3 50, 3"/70

A.A. G.M.

Gunar Mk
NoeAA

A Control M Auto Track Fire

Missile Guidance and Automatic Tracking

E.ireControl

Passive

Homing

Missile Guidance Missile Guidance Lark and Skylark

Auto Missile Tracking

Lark and Skylark

Mifssile Guidance

Missile Guidance
None None Missile Guidance

Missile Guidance

Kingfisher

E
.______._____.______ .____

Missile
Track

Guidance and

- 71 -

STULLEST
1 SHIP

WEIGBT (IBS)

TNBER IN USE A

Topside
160

Lower Deck
1700

Antema
110

AVAILABL

DMg

CL

187

S DD DD DD

1520 tot 220 332

________

1 2129 4000
__________

550 220 332 5000

1(experimental) Mod 0- 4 Mod -7 2 Models - Jan 1951, 1~~4 19 52 Exp. 1952 Sep. 1949

11000 75

6000

AV-11o

7800

2000

2200

1 Jan 1950 1 in use

2 Dec 1949

64000 Witz power ans including

2300 Inal Uowxb

50000 imn 2 vans

100

6000 lb total

- 72 -

PEAK POR

FREQtJEIMY RANGE

FUSE

LENGE

ISE

(Kw)

RATE

(ie)

u see)

ps)

25-35
50

9000-9160 50
15800-16200

0.5 0.8
0.5 0.2

.1800 1%
3200-3950 or

15800-16200
9000-9160 8500-9600

900-1.100

25-35 250

1800 1320

10% 10%

0.25 0j3

3 Meg

5650

250

SO0and 50

2700-2950 2750-2950 5 700

_____ ___ ____

2700-3600 2700-2900
__________ ____ ___ _

1.0
____ ____576

350-850 357650

700

2700-2900

1.0

50 700

8500-9600 2800

0.25 1.0

1000-3500

35-70

8500-9600

73 -

0.25

1800-2200

ACQUISITION

SCAN

IF BADy
3.5

Horizontal
Type Elliptical Sector Scan Scan Rate 30 cps 30 cps Coverage
50

Vertical
Coverage 190

WIDTH(mc)

120 035 12
50 X 50

3.5 to 5.0
9

Elliptical
Spiral
Raster

30.5s to 27.5 ps
30 cps
4/ec

12"
320
50 X 50 U.0 .x U10

5, .5
2.5

1/ec

3U0 x1l 0

2.2

24 cpS

2.2
3.1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

24 0P)

2.2
9

11~~~~~~~~~~~~1 l02 S Spiral 30 ops

9
fL L 3 o

- 74 --

TAING Type

SCAN Coverage Type

RFIMTCR Size

Conical
Lobe Switching

5.00
2.20 3.50

Paraboloid
Section of Paraboloid

30"
40" H x 8 V

Conical Conical
Simultaneous

Paraboloid Paraboloid

48t
40" 8' .

3.60
1.6

LobingLens

1.6
Paraboloid . .

Conical Conical

2.00 2.00

Paraboloid Paraboloid
SV-4

8t 8?

Monopulse System

Len72"

dia.

Conical

squint

in, _s.

Paraboloid
_ __

5t
_

___ _

__

- 75 -

BEAM WIDTH

TRAE1ISSION

LINE

Hor.
3

Vertical
3.00 9Q0

Type
Wave Gide

Number
T RG-52/L

1.50
2.00 2.20
1.60

Wave Guide Wave Guide Wave Guide

Wave Guide

2.00 2.20
1.60

RG-52/ RG-5)/ RG-51A

120

12.00

Coax

3.00 3.0

3.0 3.0

Wave Guide Wave Guide

1.40

1.4

None

1.60

1.60

Wave GUide

RG-51

- 76 -

POW

RQUIRE

SRANE

RANGE
(INSTR) MAX.

Volts 115 120 _270

Phase 1 1

-__ s
rep

Frequency 60 400

KVA 2.2 2. 00 .5
Ms______

(Miles) 15 30

_-) ,

MIN

(Yds) 300 200

115, 440 270 V DC

117, 440

V DC

r'esp.

1j,3 1, 3

602.75,30

_5___

300____

60 60.0
, 4

4, .2

20
150 20N

350
500 300

440, 110,

27 V & 110 28 V DC

3,

DC

5, 1

1 & 1.5 600 W

28 V DC
115 V

400-1600

110 110

3 3

60 60

7 7

200 50

300 300

115 3

60

ili

60

~~~~Approx. 3KTA 25 50

100 300 350

115, 115

440

1, 3,

2.54,

118,.20_____

25

- 77 -

RELIABIE TACKENG WGE

______REENATO

Surface DD

Airraft
20000

F6F

2"E, 2-2"F., 5"AA,

31E or
5n PPI E

5"B 5L,

5" /R, 2" F 5 E or

HE, 5 FPI0

25000

50-A/Rl 5-B,
511

5-F or300
5
A,

B3

dim.

10"-PFI

200000

Auto Contwol26000

R-A R-A

B-PPI B-PPI

Horizon Horizon

100000 100000

IRBEI,Spot

30000 Est

R-A, B E, BB,
EVEN E

E,

30000

---~~~~~~~

-78

30000

TRAZIGIIG ACCURAY
RADIO,

BARING
ELEVATION

(Yds)
30 t*5,p R

BEARI NG

M( ZIS)
2 reset

(Mils )
2 reset

TRACK RATE SLE W'1 (MAX)

(Deg/Sec) (Deg/See)
Manual

_(3 tj'

R)
n

!1
2 (Telescope
92
-

50
reset)

1500 /see
42/sec

130 +.5% R

2 (Telescope 42 frfl 92 et)___________

-res

10 .025S R
X15 4.025;L R

.75 m reset
Z.2 m

.75 mU rese
Tracldng
'.2 Mil

30/sec
50 0 /sec

300 /sec
100 0 /sec

AMst approach within50 feet of

target

Boresight .25

15 15

10 at 100 /sec 10 at 100 /sec

.10 at 100 /sec .10 at 100 /sec

30 30

360 /sec 36 0 /sec

t15

.Z,

0.2 mil

0.2 mile

50

500 /sec

15 .2V

t1 mil Average

1 mil Average

- | - --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~C

16

250 /sec

- 79 -

RESOWUTION

Range

RAIGE TRACK RATE

Bearing

fEPMMIES

(Yds/Sec)

SECURITY CIASSJYI-

CATION

100

3.00 1.50

t450 -750 250 t450, -750 1115

2000

1, 9, 12, R22-03T NO 304601 1, NO284603

S
C C

100 80
50

2.00 2.20
1.30

NO 314603,

Re49

Code 3609
NL 421001 U

SE 081104

150 150

2.50 2.50

2500 2500

N 083, Code 3609

NE 081402

an 4 U
R

80

1.4o

1500

NO 2846

#12
80 1.30 500

-NO 34605
80

SHIPBOARD
WEAPON CONTROL RADARS

REARIS

MOL

Mod 0, 1 and 2 not installed.

5n PPI, 5" B or L

One Mod 4 on USS

SSISSIPPI

lk 39 Mod634
Nk

Automatic tracking in bearing and elevation - Aided tracking in range

Antenna reflector

Mkc Mod0,1 47
A./SpG-4 AN/SPG-49

rates dependent on gn mount drive characteristics

Beacon tracking

mounted on gun mount; slew,

tracking

and acceleration

Double RF head for look-thorLugh.

Semi-passive homing SEYLARK; AN/SPG-2 used as iln Transponder type plse For GM and P/A tracking Modified SP to include stabilization. beacon

ntig

source

AN/DPN-7

AN/AP*-4(XN)

beacons in missiles

Maxlmum ranges to e loy

AN/SPQ-2
SP-3M LARK

Two receivers.

Now AN/M8PQ-5

Permits tracking of EllMissile

(ON) * For submarine installation

SV-1
RE k 50

Simultaneous lobing. Angle information is obtained from each individual pulse Maybe used as gUn director and missile guidance.

For use with AN/IPS-4(ZN)

Modified F.C. Radar Mc25 Mod2.

SP-ma

provides for comand transmission va P.R.

81 -

Hs AFOfor beacon signal and

LANDBASED WVEAPON CONTROL

PEAK POWIER
OUTPUT
(KVV)_

FREQUENCY RANGE
(MC)

PULSE LENGTH
,"sec)

PULSE RATE
(pps)

FUNCTION

__

200 3000 2927 .015

____ ____

.2 or

.8

for 1100 ~~~F.C. 90 MM AA gins, Fire Control

680-720
920-970__

0.75
_ _ _ _

1639
_ _ _

F.C. Beacon
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

.300

9310

0.5 1.6
___ __ __ ___ ___

1000-

F.C'.Beacon

100 1200
_ _ ___ _ _ ___ _ _

100 1200

1.6

255
___

255
___

Searchlight
~Control
Guidance
r a d ar

210

2700-2900
___

___ ___

___ _

0.8
___

__

1707
___

__

Cotlan Guidance
PC for 40 MM
guns
,
_

__ __ __ _

__ __

AA

-83

BandBEARIN RANGE WIDTH RESOLN.RESOLN. (me)

TYPE OF PRESENTATION

BEAM WIDTH HOR. VERT.

3 5

25 yds n

5AtA

PPI

50

50

90 7 1imil
_____

600

1200 at 10

power
10

pt. .power pt.

100

@loth

300 yds
_______

1A

pip notch

_________

40

40

PN* Pip Notch

- 84 -

RANGE

RELIABLE MfIN.

RANGE AIRCRAFT

TRACK HOR.

SCAN VERT.

(miles

MAX

(vds )

SURFACE

(vds (ds)

500

45000 AT

3600

25

300

50,000

50,000

500

Hel cal 1

'AT- Automatic Track.

- 85 -

TRACKING ACCURACY RANGE

SCAN COVRAIGE HORI. VERT.

_ _ _ _

WEIGHT (lbs)

Cyds )

BEARING
_ _ _ _

ELEVATION

20

1.5mils

1.5mils

40

. ~~~~~~~~~~100
300 1 mil 1 mil 3600
90 3600

- 86 -

ACQUISION SCAN

REFLECTOR
_ __

TYPE OF GUNS

NO. IN USE R

TYPE TYPERATERATE TYPE TYPE

Conical 6 RPM Circular Paraboloid

;SIZE SIZE 6711

AVAIL. CONTROLLED ~DATE

90 MM 20

Corner Reflect-or dipole

Two feed
__X___
__horns

5"/38 to 16'"/5O
5 f/ 3 8

10
Nov.49
_ovf

16"/50 76' 76

to

4_

Conimi Conical

Parabolic

Circular dish

Searchlight

____

40

MM

- 87 -

POWER SOUfJRCE VOLTS PHASES FREQ. KVA

REFERENCES

115

60

15

105-125

60

6 volt
5

atteries
peres.

12
400 cycle
NO 274603,4 3.5

110

Gas en ine 115 1

NE 081102,R05-101
1 and 9
NO 284609

400

Code 3609 115 3 60 12 3 and 15

NE 060801

-88

LANDBASED WEAPON CONTROL

REMARKS

SEC.

MODEL

CLASS.
C AN/MSG

Velocity measurements from 400 to 500 ft/sec. AN/TPS-13A is mod. for indoor installation. To direct naval fire during amphibious Qperations. 10 db antenna gain.
receiving

AN/TS -13,13A MK-2 Mo ,1,

AN/UPN-8

For shore bombardment operations.

and one for transmitting.

One horn for

AN/UPN-5
MK-20 Mod 0,1,3

5" A and two 3" pip match presentation.

Simultaneous

ns Gun Director

Lobe Comparison(BuO).

or Missile Guidance.

May be used control

C C C SCR584 ---

To search, detect, and track. Mod. for G/M Hermes A-1 or guide Bumblebee. To replace optical aiming.

-89

PRESENTATION

SEC. CLASS.' U U

FUNCTION Repeater Indicator Repeater Indicator

2 - 12" scopes

c assembly

10" flat-face

P.P.I.

c
U U U

Repeater
BearIng and Range Indicator P.P.I.
Repeater

7" remote F.P.I.

12"t modification

7" horizontal face remote

PPT

Repeater Remote P.P.I.

7" vertical P.P.I.

12" P

.I.,Special

selective

U
R

Remote P.P.I.
Precision P.P.I. Repeater Projection

2-5" P.P.I. Expanded B scope. ProJects on to 24" horizontal

plotting unit. Deckmounted

12" P.P.I. Added delay unit

C R

Repeater
Repeater Repeater

5" lightweight remote P.P.I.

Repeater

R C

12" delayed off-centeredP.P.I

12" delayed off-centered

12" P.P.I.
20" off-centered.

F.P.I

C
C

Repeater
Repeater Remote R.H.I.

12" delayed presentation from 0-180 miles.

C
C

Repeater
Repeater

-91

PULSE INPJT DATA BATE (.PS)

150 to
300Q
F;J-1ig).q headinc-,Director

bearin-. Notransmission features.

Radar

Search radar video and trigg-er,Antenna bearing train and range fronm ldi rector. and 1 speed radar Staidard video,trigger
nformation at 1 speed. No range or

bearing transmission. Standard inputs - 1 speed

60 to
1100 1100
60 to

bearinG. No ranae of bearing transmission.

Standard inputs.

Standard

video,

trigger, and 1 speed radar

60 to 1100

Range height information from SX or modified SP radar, Standard inputs plus I.F.F. or M.T.I.
information.

- 92 -

OUTPUT DATA

RANGE
(miles)

1-5,

10-50, 40-200. Target bearing(l x synchro) Target range( snchro-72000 ds/rev. Target range and bearing. 7,5,20,75,200;

4-20,

~~~~4 200 2o go

Target range and bearing.

4,20,80,200. 4,20 80,200.

4,20,80,200.
4, 10, 20,80,200. 2, 4,10,20,80,200.

2,4,10,20,80,200. True bearing transmission at 1 speed & range,transmission at 72000 ds-/Lrev, from 5G:s. 4,10,20,40,80,200 4,10,2040,80,200 20,40,80,200 4-20, 15-90,
Truebearingtransmision__t___ speed_&____

60-240.

:____ _____ _____ _____

_____

_____ _ :20-2 _

4-40, 10-100,

00 .

93

NhIGER IN
SW1EEP Elevation MAXIMnUM USE OR REFERENCES

STEP

DOWN ?

SCAN

HEIGHT (St)

AVAILABLE DATE.

1400

6
6

6 & 2

R07 1280
445

32T

i_______

225 .2571
850
130 66

1
1 1

1250 1250
739, 100,
1_07

__]EL2LL~l2L__ NE 851126
1
_ __

1001 -_ 100_____ .________

NE051127
051125 1, R07-17T ~NE 051102

.~~~~~~0

___600NE

6_________ 150 150

NO

__

__

YES

-2 to

,______ .________ _

88c 100,000

_051101

6&

-94

5_______

_____NE

051105

POWER SOURCE
PHS FREQ.
2400__

SIZE
VOLTS 110-120
_ _ _ _ _ _

TOTAL SYSTEM
WEIGHT 25

K. V. A. 4
-

H. W. D. nche(

3
1 60 115 38 x 18 xl9Z
_

.__'
1 1
1

KW .24
.275 .175
.220

12 W

115_
115 115
115

60 60
60

4Ox24X20 36x16x20
30x14x28

400 330
180

1 11
_____ _______

60 60 60 60 60
1.3 Operate

115 115 115 115 115

30x14x34 43x32x24 35x32x59

38x42xs89

1410 1280 265A 10 437

1.76515 0.45 .660

1 1

20 x 8 x

32x20x21-1/2

$15 ' 450 4

400

1
1 1

60
60 60

1.84

1 69
800 Watts

115
115 115

37-1/2x18-5/
x16-5 /
12xx2400

2x2x24

19x32x17

1
1

60
60
mat Approx-i

115
1 KW
__

115

34x30x25.5

300 PS
400_

- 95

INDICATORS

Ground stabilization and plotting system.

Continuously variable range from 200 to 1 mile.

MK 11 or VJ. PD panel combination.

Provides remote PPI and TDT in director. Slave to TDT

_ .~~~~~
REMARKS MODEL AN/APA AN/APA
-*2

AN/APA

AN/SPA -4 MK - 3
Mod 2

Selector switch permits selection of any one or 5 radars. Splash proof. May be used on open bridge. Portable. VD-1 has 10 mile range. Similar to VE-1 except uses 12" CRT instead of 7".VE-A Surface plotting may be done directly on plotting suarfaces.Mod, VF for 400 cycles.VF-1,VF-1A cancelled, 10 or 20 mile sector of overall range may be expanded to fill entire scope. VG-2 has DRT in Place of chart table. East-West,North-South off-centering. Will work with AEW or DRA. VH-A is mod. VH for 400 cycles. strobe, ranging instantaneous Mod. VK. Independent

VC VC - 1 VD to VD-2 VE VE-1 VF VG to VG-3 H VH VJ

electronic

Deck mounted. Has provision Mechanically redesigned

cursor. VJ-A is mod. VJ for 400 cycles.

VK. Will work with AEW.

will accept tracking ink. from DRA or AEW.

for manual off-centering,

and

VJa

VE
VK VL

-2

Off-centering, 40 miles on 4 to 80 mile scale Height indicator. 5 to 1 vertical expansion.

Uses 2 different color PPI displays superimposed. IFF or RKI.

optically

VM

Similar to VK. Off-centering to 200 miles. 2 video

channels for use with MK-5IFF. Rubber rAnge scales.

VN

-97

INDICATORS

PRESENTATION

SEC.
CLASS.

FUNCTION Video Insertion Repeater

Photographic

5 ft. PPI screen.

C
_________

Repeater
Vitual

._____________________________

R
C

Reflectos cope Repeater

Repeater

PPI

RCA raphechon tube. Bright TRACE TUBF

Projection Repeater Indicator Dual PPI Repeater

Indicator
3 coordinate

o C
C :
C

C
C o

Integrated

Display

3 coordinate

.___________________________

._______ Center Indicator

Indicator

Repeater Combat Control

Indicator
DRT and Automatic plotter.

99

'INPUT DATA

PULSE RATE (PPS)

Standard video, trigger, and 1 speed radar baarin2.

60 to

1000

- 100 -

OUTPUT DATA

RANGE

(Miles)

16,000 yds

4,10,20,80,200

- 101 -

SWEEP STEP

ELEVATION SCAN
DOWN

MAXIMUM HEIGHT

NUMBER IN USE OR AVAILABLE

REFERENCES
___ft)_T_ _ _

NE 051108 6, R07-34T NE 051103 R07-24D

NE 051124
6
NE 051123

NE 051122
NE 051115 NE 051116

Ne 051120 NE051121 NE051207

NE 091401

NL413005 NO 274605 NS 693001

- 102 -

POWER SOURCE PHASE FREq. K.V.A. VOLTS

SIZE H.W.D. (inches )

TT L TOTAL, SYSTEM WEIGHT (lbs)

60

115

48x20x14

60

115

38x89x40
plus

rack

- 103 -

INDICATORS

REMARKS Introduction of printed or written information into video channels. Never produced- closed.

MODEL .

Permits
screen

continuous

presentation

on a 5 ft vertical
6 seconds.

at a distance

VP
VPR X-VH VF-2

of 7 ft within

Used with AN/SPA-4 as navigational aid. EXPerimental VH. raster scan

Increases range of VF to 100 miles To convert low intensity scan to bright PPI by graphechon techniques. VG indicator.

VG-1

Usedwithhemispherical
To increase quantity

scan radars.
data. Plan to use 2-gun
---

CRT to permit simultaneous display without time sharing. To evaluate 3 dimensional information.

of presented

Breadboard delivered by RCA to NRL 3930 Used by Marines in amphibious landings. Video mapping and projected PPI. To provide transfer of radar target information to the acquiring radar in fire control systems. ---

-105

TARGT DESIGNATION

RANE
ACCURACY

BEARING
ACCUR

FE
c.

MM)E FUNtTION

Bearing and Range

Converter

Target

Designation
200 ds
Self

coordinates
on2y

16 in al

68920-

720
979

Bearing, Range and

Elevation Parallax
Converter Target Designation

only Self

160 yds overall

2.30

overall

Transmitter

Bearing Transmitter

Target Designation

Tranmitter

Target Designation

earing

ndicator

and Range

-107

POIER SUPPLY
Volts

SEC.

Fr. 70158 bones~~reqj EV Phases (c s

RsE'sIMES
__ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _

CLASS.

110

60

NO 274107

__

__

__

__

NO 274117

117'

60

0.25

NO 274120

electronic
115

1 1
_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _

60 60
_ _ _

.506
NO 274105 R

synchro
115

1.391

R07-32T

__

__

__ NO 274106

__

_ _

a _

.~NO

274116
NO 304203 Re4b

S
S

115

-.24K IN 108

R07-32T

INPiT

1. Target Bearing -(1 x synchro) 2. Target Range (72000 and 1,296 000 yds/rev)
3. Target Elevation (2 x synchroS 4. OvmShips Course 1. Search Radar Video and Trigger 2. Antenna Bearing (1 X Synohro) 3. Ships Heading 1 x Synohro)

. Coordinates of Reference Ship Bearing (bcSynchro) .Rcee7XOydpkr)

4. Director Train from Four Directors (1 I Synchro)

Search Radar, Video and Trigger

Antenna Bearing Ships Heading

Director

Train and Range from Oke Director

109 -

WTPUT DATA

2. Target Range (72,000 and 1,296,000 yds/rev) 3. Target Elevation (2 x Synchro) 1. 2. 3. 4. Search Radar, Video and Trigger Antenna Bearing (1 X Synchro) Ships Heading (1 X Synchro) Target Bearing (1 X Synchro)

1. Target Bear-ing (1 X Synchro)

e~ynchro

yds/rev - 72000

To any or all of six

director stations

d Target Bearing (1 X Synchro) Target Range (synchro - 72000 yds/re) Target Elevation (2 x Synchro)

Target Bearing (1 x synchro) Target Range (synchro

-

72000 yds/rev)

To one station

- 110

TARGET DESIG.

BESiMRIEWMCEL
Main battery, for use in shore bombardment. Used on CL and above. F.C. computer only. To be replaced by plotter Wc 10. 1 Mod 0

High speed T.D.S.

is indicated in color.

Breadboard 3-coordinate T.D. display.

Converts PPI and 1FFdisplay to roster scan.

Elevation

M& 2

Converts information referred to one ship to the same elements referred to another ship. Breadboard model only. (1) Should be

redesigned before production. RemotePPIindicator.

proper director.

Wk 3 Mod0

(12 in use.)

Incorporates six switching positions to select

Wk 1

Mod1

Target

information

for torpedo

and gun.

Optical

'-

Bearingon2v.

M.k 14

Receives automatic track data.

For DD, DDE, and DDK,

Optical
bearing only.

scope tied to synchros to Air Defense positions

uk 15 range and estimated which transmit (sty forward and aft), Developmental

Aided tracking unit for use on VF PPI.

(one experimental unit only).

VJ.* PD pnel combination.Mod

Provides remote PPI and T.D.T. in director.

Slave to T.DT. Nt 11 or

Uk 3

- 111 -

ALTIMETERS

RANGE

ANTENNA

FREQUENCY

POWER

WEIGHT

PATTERN

(MC)

OUTPUT

(LBS)

O - 400 1000 x 600 400-4000ft o-10000ft

O-10,O0OOft

420 - 460

0.1W 1.5W
1.OW

35

1000 x 600
800 x 600

1625 - 1675
4270 - 4330

50
35

O-10,00Oft 1000 x 600

1605 - 1655

1.5W

35

- 113 -

POWER SOURCE VOLTS FREQUENCY K.V.A.

ANTENNA

REFERENCE

28 do3Amps. 28

de

Dipole or 3 Amps.~Slotted

28 d
28 d

200 W
160 W

Flush mounted
Flush mounted

6
6

115

320 - 1760

130 W

Flush mounted

NL 450035

- 114 -

ALTKETERS

REMARKS F.M. F.M.

F.M.

MODEL U U U
U

115,000 procured.

AN/APN

. F.X.

AN/APN ~~~~~~~~~~ XN-1). ANAPN

-22(XN-2)

Redesigned AN/APN-22(XN-1) to reduce size, weight, and U power requirements. F.M.

AN/APN -22(XN-3)

- 115 -

TRAINERS

Targe3t

0ma Sk ip

Max r Vert

e /sec)

Rate

Turn

Speed

knots)

Turn

(des/sec)

Rate

- (knots)

Speed

(ft/min)

Speed

Function

Loran Trainer
Manual 0-20 9 80-400 2000 L.A.B. Trainer

_______

_______

________

Airborne Search Ultrasonic

_ _______

Annapolis Tactical
_______ __________ _________

Trainer

1500
This ienera rimary

Tactical Trainer
Rad CMTrainer

generato

aU

siS 1

0-500

Radar Trainer
AA unnexy Trainer

0-35

0-2000
V2 pee&

Radar Trainer
AA Target Simulator

Radar Trainer Radar Trainer 24

24

1700
1700

Air Search Trainer

Radar Trainer

-117 -

SIGNAL SILIULATOR

Rep Rate (cps)

Pulse ength

see)

Band A Target B. Sea return Width GAl.titude line E, Noise

Types

(deg)

Range attenuation

G.

PR

I. IFF C. Trigger Twi P. &c-. Ant. Dad.ng

A. 30-60 IC I.F. B. Video

Oimtmt

60 to

2000.

1j

...
Var Radar Transmitter

A, B, D

_
C

20 to 3000

3. to 10

2700-3100

Same as Radar

A, E. F

2000

.1

1.6
to

A, B., D, E, F

A, 60 1

200

60 oorl
__

4 r

150/600
300/400
_ _ _ __ _ _

60/200

_ _ _

A
Al D
_ _ _ _ _

118 -

SRMI:S NaMei;

Prob eNuber
Area

TOfge

A. Trigger

ls Rured _rbe OberRit

Voltages

SEmCE

QUIP

B. 1 Synchro Azimuth
prop to Azimuth & EL

ml e miles) ar

L.0. tinng voltage _-

nt__ ti..-ter

Radar

AN/APS-2 AN/APQ-5

_-APS-31 AN/APS-2,34, 23,15

36 or
\

SG, SR

360 36or 6
360_______________________

SG, SV, Sa, SS

SP-1

Radar Countermeasures
Equipment

50S000 yd
radius

37 &k12 in ]Mk

I rau mini mink 50j000

yd s
, . 0 :

28, 29, 34
Ik 25 or 35
E ~~~~~W65

6
E. B SL, SC, SK
.&. SO,

SR

Us, SR

119 -

Size L.W.H.

Weight (lbs) Volts

POER SURCE Phase Freq K.V.A*

220 110

3 1

60 60

1.915 1.120

115
2511xl7"x

1
1 DC

60

4P'1'x

175

115

24

400-1500

.075

850

20 1 x24 1 6 H
2s W

4753 3200 with

Director._

115

60

3 EN'

2 W

Mk51

115 115

1 1

60 60 10

1537

110 110 ,

l 1

- 120

60 60

1.155 K

Number of Operators

That are Trained

eouri

Class Produced

pments

Available Date

R
R

Unlimited

R
R

Under Evaluation

Complete Crew (3)

I1

1 . Crew for
k 25 r 35

U
C
C

200

1 sn1950
Estimated July 1950

730 TR B _ ..

:~

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IMI1&S

EEMAXKB

RE5EENCQMCDEL

6 6 6
To train CIC personnel (Annapolis), Optical projector.

A/;APN-T4

AN/AP-5-T1A AN/APS-T1T3
AN/SSQ-Tl AN/SsQ-T2(XW-l)
A~l/SSQ-T2(ff-). ANALt-Tl

6 E 05)324
NE 0513 34 N 825002

For CIC personnel. DRT will be from

indicators,

Knownas "Modified Rug.", also R -F-3800 Permanent information by tape recording meters
For GS k 57 or 63 All problems recorded
targets,

6 1
R3-03T

ANAJPT-T4 Mc 2
k8
Xk 10

fhree 3; coordinates).

independent movn

on film,

NO284606
NO 284617
6

OAC

For use in CIC schools.

and OCZ,

Obsolescent,

See OCJ

6
32

To be replaced Mod CJ.

Uses 6 cams for bearing,

Target

by OCJ-lo

range, and intensity,

after

program has startied

caurse cams cannot be changed

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6 2 E
O:J-1

TRAIN'RS INMTVEMG SILULATOR

Ri Targa Ofn Turn Speed 'Turn Speed Spe ~~~~Speed Vertio Turn 5> ( t/min) (knots) Rate (kmots) Rate (deg/sec) (deg/sec) 24 24
Land mass 1 iBaxma Manual 5 6 nni Manal

FS=7dt]unction

1700
.

dive

5000

Radar Trainer Radar Trainer

40000

1700
75-300 None

Optical Cadillac

PPI Trainr Evaluation

5-30
4-24

ilOO-600
_____

System

100-600

None

M.A.D. Trainer

Manual 100-600
5-30 Manual 100-600 5-30

Fixed
Manual

Station
100-60 5-30

None
None

Search Radar Trainer

Primary PI'I Plotting Trainer

Slaved
27

o devic
50-450

21-A-7
5000

Submarine Attack
Teacher

AN/APS-6 Night Fighter Trainer

27

100-900
None None

10000

Night Fighter

Trainer

GCA Trainer

Manual

100-600

Mmmal

100-600

1000

Airborne Search

Radar Trainer

Target Simulator
Radar Trainer

Tactical Trainer

- 125 -

SIGAL SIUTLATCR' Rep Rate Pulse Beam A. Target Types I.1FF E. Noise wtput A. 30-60 Mc IF

(cps)

Length

see) (deg) :

th B. Sea Return

Fe Fading

B. Video

60Or
60/200
150/600

4 or
A, D

300/40 ...
Ertl Var A D, F, I

MAD Coplarator used with ecorder 200 & Slave 2 Var A, D, F, I A B

Sequenc scan
Slaved o SS Radar

Same as AN/APS-19 Same as AN/APQ-35 Same as AN/N1

A, B

C, D, E,

A A A

A, B, C, D, B, I A D, E, F

200

A, B C, D H

B, C

- 126 -

- -

|~~~~~~~-

SPACE SIMJLTOR

SERVICE EUIPIRflT

Problem Nwiber A

argets (sq miles)

Ar'ea

0'

Tr ger B . Vo1ages Prop to Azimth

. L.O. Tiiig Voltage *E1 3600 Potentiometer

nRadar t AZ
SA, SC, SK, SR SA, SC, K, SR

& EL

400X

4+00

A, C

D
_

AN/AFQ-35
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

200
200

AN/AS-20
AN/APA-56 57

25 200 1

200

As B

All Air Search PPIfs

_250__
2500 200 1
200 A, C D AN/AM- 19

100 x 100 or

A E

Ss

200

440ooX ~

*0C A

A/APQ-35

600 Land

AN/AFS-20,

31

33

24

SI
36 or
360

- 127 -

P0LR SOURCE
Size Weight __l
___

L.W.H.

(ibs)

Volts

Phases

Freq.

KIV.A.

1645
1645

110-130
110-130

1
1

58-60
58-60

2x2x5
Consist

70
of 5

115
105-125
______

1
1 1

60
60
60______

375

15jLo

ts25
500

4x14x4

E&tinatc d

11

15

60
61

2 t

stfx

550 460 960

105-225 105-125
115

1 1
1

60 60
60

1.3 2
2

17"'x20nx 48". 16"x 22"x36"

48x19"x

201xllx7f trai

6650

230 115

3 1
AN/APS9

60 60

20 2.5
_

._______ .___.__.

P2a re3lxr
Not. det
230

required

Will be muted in
12'4x7' 3500

d - apprc: same as 1574

3 60 5

1 XV51

90-125

60

- 128 -

Numberof Operators that are Trained

ecuri) of Equipments Class. Produced

Available Date

a 20
Cadillac Crew
1

40
C C
C

In Stock
Contemplate 11/49
Devel. 12-49

Development
1

Unbimited

16

October

49

C
C

All Allocated

2 3 4
_______ ______ ____________

C C
C

6 Under Development
1
______Olathe,

In Stock Prototype
n Use
Kansas

Development

Prototype

8/49

- 129 -

TRAINERS

REMARKS

REFEREiE

MODEL

Incorporates

analog computer. To be replaced can be changed

6 N 052324
15

JZ

Target course speed and altitude

at the will of instructor.

OCZ

Classroom optical PPI trainer.;

Airborne

CIC

NR 784006

5AMIl

Permits complete tactical

submarine search.

NR 825008
NR 822o03

1502
15J20

Displayed

on 3lage C.R.T.

NR 821004
,R 821006

35,2B

15V4 _ 0CA operations trainer. NR 82101

821002

15V5

15W1 15Z3

NE 05322
To provide 24 echos. Height finder. shown at 2000 VE 052323 VE 052317

Gunfire and torpedo tracks

t/see at range of 2000 to 16000yAs.

- 131 -

Electronic Equipment Subject Classification I. Radar A. Altimeters B. Indicators C. Search Radar 2. Airborne 3. Landbased D. Target Designation E. Trainers F. Weapon Control 2. Airborne 3. Landbased II. Communication
A. Voice and Code 1. Radio 1. Shipboard 1. Shipboard

APPENDIX A

a. Receivers b. Transmitters c. Transmitter Receiver Sets 2. Wire a. Intercommunication Systems b. Announcing Systems c. Telephone Systems d. Telegraph Sets 3. Infrared a. Receivers b. Transmitters B. Terminal Equipments 1. Telepicture 2. Teletype a. Frequency Shift Keyers b. Frequency Shift Converters c. Printers d. Miscellaneous Accessories 3. Speech Security 4. Television a. Receivers b. Transmitters C. Miscellaneous 1. Ships Consoles 2. Signal Lamps 3. Telautograph 4. Antennas

133 -

III.

Data Transmission
A. Continuous

B. Digital IV. Countermeasures A. Intercept and Analysis

1. Direction Finders
2. Indicators 3. Receivers

4. Recorders 5. Trainers B. Deception

1. Active

2. Passive C. Jammers
1. Transmitters

2. Search and Jam Systems 3. Trainers V. Navigation

A. Direction Finders
C. Homing Systems D. Landing Systems E. Long Range Navigation VI. Radio Control A. Aircraft 1. Automatic Pilot
2. Bombsight B. Buoys

3. Remote Control
B. Guided Missiles

2. Remote Control 3. Target Seeking C. Remote Operations

1. Proximity Fuses

VII. Identification and Recognition

VIII. Sound

A. Echo Ranging and Listening

1. Sonar

2. Listening Devices 3. Fathometer 4. Sound Location B. Recording Devices

C. Sono Buoys

D. Training Devices

- 134 -

IX.

Radiac

A. Computers B. Detectors 2. Portable Survey 3. Dosimeters C. Trainers X. XI. XI. Infrared Detection Magnetic Detection Computation
A. Analog 1. Fixed

B. Digital C. Stable Elements

XIII. Measurement and Test

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APPENDIX B

List of Publications and Sources of Information 1. Catalogue of Electronic Equipment, April 1946, BuShips NavShips 900,116. (Confidential) 2. Chart of Surface Search Radars prepared by BuShips Code 820, March 1949. 3. Catalog of Marine Corps Electronic Equipment, Oct. 1948, TA Descriptive Section. 4. Catalogue of Test Equipment, August 1945, NavShips 900,105, 5. Electronic Equipment Type Allowance Booklet, April 1948, RE 11A i00. 6. List of Naval Electronic Equipment, NavShips 900,123, (formerly Ships 242-A)
Jan. 1947. (Confidential)

7. Manual of Test Equipment of Airborne Electrical and Electronic Equipment NavAer 08-5s-78, Jan. 1948. (Confidential) 8. Reference on this number has been deleted. 9. 'Electron" Fire Control Radars, BuShips Feb. 1947 NavShips 900,100. (Confidential) 10. Division 14 of the National Defense Research Committee. N.D.R.C. Final Project Report, Dec. 1945. 11. U. S. Radar Survey Section 1 Airborne Radar, Change 1, N.D.R.C. August1945. (Confidential) 12. U. S. Radar Survey Section 2, Shipborne Radar, N.D.R.C. August 1945. (Confidential) 13. U. S. Radar Survey Section 4, Navigational Radar, Change 1. N.D.R.C.
June 1945. (Confidential)

14. U. S. Radar Survey Section 7, Nomenclature Index, N.D.R.C. Dec. 1944. (Confidential)
15. U. S. Radar Survey Section 3, Ground Radar, Change 1, N.D.R.C. May 1945.

(Confidential)

NOTE: In addition there are a number of NRL Problem Assignments and RDB Project Cards as noted specifically in the tables.

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RADAR
100 MC SEARCH RADARS
Ub 2)5 05 225

FREQUENCY
10 KMC

BAf

I KMC SHIPBOAR
ANAP -,(Ab /S SC'-S195

I
580

IIIS-3

,S6.,AN/SPS-S24
I I

15
313 570

IAN/BPS1
I AN/SPS-4 Ml' SO

-IS

8740 8890

60

1 |ISV-I,2,3,41
12,12A,I28)

SK-I2

O S6-3,(S6-?,N/SPN-e)
2glm~~~~l

220I/SPS-6,6A,

2)5

220

~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~1 AN/SPS-21
ISP -

S0-,(SG-7,AN/!LN-6) 6400 40 0
1250

, SU,SU-1,2 I U.S j-I w

G3019 3100
SX =I SX

SN-A, ,U
219

m SR-A 25 I____________

~~~~~6275(SO-5,6 10),SG-6in AN/SPS-3 3019 3100 657 9080 935

AN/SPS-9 8 (TENT.) 3600

mI

2760 2900 3500 m

WEAPON CO.TROL( AND SEtAS -

II
F.0S(MK-2

(MK-2D,MI

0,1,3)

1 ~~~~~~~~~1200

AN/MSG3000
S9R-584 a
2700 90

MOO0,1,!)
1.720 68

920 90

INB

II
7

F.C.B.(AN/UPN-8, N/AP 54,MK-6 I I

AN/TPS-13,I3A.

SEARCHRAtARS(AIRBORNE)
AN/APS-300
430

300

450

AN/APS- 20,20A,20B

0 AN/APS-4,(15,IA,15B),19,19A),(31, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~2850 20 1

AN/APS-3,(6,6A), AN/APS-t5, 291

I
SEARCH RA ARS (ANDBl
____________

SE0D1___
AN/TPS-IB
122
_

I |
NKOI

1 AN/APS4

*
~~~~I I
6275 6575
|

9310

33) S 9300 430

1*

AN/APS-41 tI AN/AP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01
15

40

AN/KPQ202800 3000 1

AN/MPS-4

AN/TPS-I0,AN/UPS-I
1220

SO-7M/N e

27T0,2830,292,309l

IIIIIIIIII WEAPON CONTROL

AN/MPQ-ZA II

(HIPBOAR
MK-12 MOD.I
920 970

AN/DPN-7,AN/SPQ-2,SP-lM
2700

K-8MOD. 3,MK-13,MK-34 MOD 2,3,4,6,78,,10

CMK-25MOD. 2,3,6) (MK-35MDO,,2AN/SPG-48

MK-7,MK-8 MOD.2 3000

I ~~~I I I1
2787 2818 2845 2905 900

SP-I I

MK-2 MOD. I,MK-29 MOD.! U 1 9345940 11,1213,14*I RE.

St)0
1 D. 9

874089

AN/SPG-49 MK7 K00 54~3- 5900

MK-27Moo.2 MK-28 MOD. 0,2,3

AN/APN-41 (XN) AN/APN-62

307) 3100

MK39-MOD.0,1,2,3) K47

OO. 1)

000 9160

2992 019 I

2750 2950 2700

3600

WEAPON CONTROL (AIRBORNE)

|||
AN/APW-4 -Mj
ANAP -3
920 1030

AN/APG-181 U
9350 9400 AN/APS 28)(AN/APGI20

2700 2900

I
ALTIMETERS

~~~~9215 9275
AN/APG 2 2N10,250
931010

(AN/APS-21)(AN/APG-30)I2
ANA I2 10,000 AN/APS-21 I . I I I I I I I IIIBEAGON6 I

AN

Z 60 420 460

|||

AN/APN-22(XN-) NP 21NAPN--1 1625 NIAP-12(XN-3)

1605 1655

1675

AN/APN-2(X-2

NAN-2X-2_ .)i 4270 4330

BAR

GRAPH

APPENDIX
CXJG
23744 24244

100 KMC

N/SPS-7

32550 3505

MK-44

WOO 16200

IIi ih

137