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| Sevât-M Counter-Emissions System | |
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 Sevât-M CES | |
| Type | Radar Warning Receiver (RWR) & ELINT Device |
| Place of origin |  Inyursta |
| Production history | |
| Designer | Navayelle Systems |
The Sevât-M Counter Emissions System is a radar warning receiver (RWR) with secondary ELINT capabilities manufactured by Navayelle Systems, Inc. of Inyursta. It is intended for use with multirole and strike aircraft undertaking SEAD & counter-radar missions.
"Sevât" derives from the Inyurstan word "Sevâtaire"; which roughly translates to "kickboxer" in English.
Performance
The Sevât-M allows for 360o radar warning coverage for host aircraft, detecting active radar emissions from aircraft, ships, ground systems and radar-guided missiles. It's software records emission type (X-band, K-band, etc.) and uses an algorithm which measures output, power, etc. to gauge the range of the source; and displays this information on the pilot's HUD. It also allows for easier tracking and targeting of compatible anti-radiation missiles (ARMs), such as the OCE-1 Block III and OCE-3 Entropéa, directly sharing information with the pilot or copilot's weapons targeting systems.
Detection and tracking range depends on several factors, including bandwidth, output, environment clutter, speed of source, etc.; but the Sevât-M CES offers significant detection range and target use identification over previous RWR systems.
Host Platforms
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