Same QTRM and same in number, peak power transmitted is ~8.9kw.The LCA in a clean configuration isn't 0.3m^2 from all angles, and it did not track a clean configuration Tejas, external fuel tanks act like a truck when it comes to radar returns.
The prototype Uttam can track a 2m^2 target at around 150km.
Mk1A will have 912 TRMs, and Mk2 will have around a thousand (not 1200-1400).
Avg is 880w.
AMPL is manufacturing most of it (expected I guess).
A look at the technical specification of the AESA-AAAU for LCA AF Mk2: It features 912 TRM with 896 active elements, and 16 receive only elements. 10W GaAs TRMs, similar to the Uttam for Tejas Mk1A.
— DSCI (@DefSysCI) November 6, 2024
The new antenna is shorter in height but wider, to fit in the smaller nose frame. pic.twitter.com/3VPcIqQ176
