Indigenous Swati wepon locating radar (Hindi)
A mobile artillery locating phased array radar created by India is the Weapon Locating Radar (WLR), sometimes referred to as Swathi. This counter-battery radar is intended to identify the point of origin for counter-battery fire by detecting and tracking incoming artillery and rocket fire.
The Electronics and Radar Development Establishment (LRDE), a facility of the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO), and Bharat Electronics Limited have collaboratively developed the WLR (BEL). Based on the DRDO designs, BEL created the subsystems, which were then given to LRDE for integration.
The WLR is intended to track and detect incoming rockets, mortar rounds, and artillery rounds, as well as to identify their launchers. In addition, it can track and monitor the trajectory of shots fired by friendly weapons and rectify fire directed against it.
Large calibre artillery rounds have a detection range of up to 30 km, and unguided rockets have a detection range of up to 40 km. The WLR can efficiently operate even in a high density fire environment, in difficult radar clutter and interference (jamming) situations thanks to the strong architecture of the radar array and algorithms. You can track up to 7 targets at once. The radar can monitor shots fired from behind or in the direction of the radar at all aspect angles, including low and high angles.
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