Naval Radar

Naval radar is a sophisticated electronic system used on ships to detect and track objects such as other vessels, aircraft, and potential threats at sea. It works by emitting radio waves that bounce off objects; the radar receiver then interprets returning signals to determine the location, speed, and size of these objects. This technology enhances a ship’s situational awareness, navigation safety, and defense capabilities, especially in challenging conditions like darkness or fog. Modern naval radars often incorporate advanced features like target identification, tracking multiple objects simultaneously, and integrating data with other onboard sensors for comprehensive maritime security.