EL/M-2032 multi-mode radar (early variants)

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The EL/M-2032 is an Israeli-designed, mechanically scanned, multi-mode fire-control radar used in early HAL Tejas variants to provide air-to-air and air-to-surface targeting capabilities.

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instanceOf airborne fire-control radar
mechanically scanned radar
multi-mode radar
application air defense
maritime strike
strike missions
capability air combat modes
ground mapping
ground moving target indication
look-down shoot-down
look-up air-to-air detection
sea search
single target track
terrain avoidance support
track-while-scan
weapon delivery support
countryOfOrigin Israel
designedFor integration with modern avionics suites
support of multiple engagement modes
designer Elta Systems
linked to: Elbit Systems
feature mechanical azimuth scanning
multi-mode operational software
pulse-Doppler processing
intendedFor light combat aircraft
introducedOn HAL Tejas initial operational configuration
manufacturer Elta Systems
linked to: Elbit Systems
operatingEnvironment all-weather
parentOrganization Israel Aerospace Industries
platform fighter aircraft
primaryUser HAL Tejas Mk1 (early variants)
linked to: HAL Tejas
radarType X-band radar
role air-to-air fire control
air-to-surface attack support
navigation support
scanType mechanically steered planar array
successor EL/M-2052 AESA radar (on some export and upgrade programs)
Uttam AESA radar (on later Tejas variants)
supportsWeaponType air-to-surface guided munitions
anti-ship missiles
beyond-visual-range air-to-air missiles
short-range air-to-air missiles
usedByCountry India
usedByService Indian Air Force
Indian Navy (Sea Harrier upgrades)
usedOnAircraft F-7 (upgraded variants)
HAL Tejas Mk1
linked to: HAL Tejas

Kfir (upgraded variants)
Sea Harrier (upgraded variants)

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HAL Tejas radar EL/M-2032 multi-mode radar (early variants)