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Results for tag: "Airborne Fire Control Radar"

Airborne Fire Control Radar Global Market Report 2024 - Product Thumbnail Image

Airborne Fire Control Radar Global Market Report 2024

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  • February 2024
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The Global Military Airborne Radar Market 2019-2029 - Product Thumbnail Image

The Global Military Airborne Radar Market 2019-2029

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  • May 2019
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Airborne Fire Control Radar (AFCR) systems are specialized radar equipment designed for detection and tracking of aerial targets to facilitate engagement and neutralization by fighter aircraft or missile defense systems. Within the fire protection materials and devices landscape, AFCR does not directly correlate as they serve distinctly different purposes. Fire protection materials and devices focus on preventing, detecting, and suppressing fires within structures or equipment to ensure the safety of individuals and to minimize property damage. These include smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, sprinkler systems, and flame-resistant construction materials. Conversely, AFCR is a military application technology aimed at threat assessment and combat, rather than civilian fire safety. However, one could argue that in a broad sense, AFCR systems contribute to national defense, which encompasses the protection of life and infrastructure, aligning them indirectly with the goals of fire protection systems in safeguarding assets. Renowned players in the AFCR market include Northrop Grumman, Raytheon Technologies, Lockheed Martin, Israel Aerospace Industries, Thales Group, and BAE Systems. These companies engage in research and development, as well as manufacturing of advanced radar systems used in a variety of defense aircraft and platforms, contributing to their strong positions within the defense technology sector. Show Less Read more