A flying lemon in MMRCA

[Skull and Bones]

But I think F-16 block 60 is better than J-10A.

Obviously, F-16 block 60 will be equal to J-10B because of its Aesa radar. Sill US radars will enjoy superiority over Chinese radars for quite sometime.

 

[Firemaster]

why discussing j-10 here

 

[shrivatsa]

A flying lemon Critically, it has finessed the algorithm (patented, incidentally, by an Indian scientist)

any info on these anyone?

 

[Firemaster]

I also asked but no one answered

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Obviously, F-16 block 60 will be equal to J-10B because of its Aesa radar. Sill US radars will enjoy superiority over Chinese radars for quite sometime.

Why why will the US radars will have superiority .. does a light bulb in US and one made in China any different ? Not really ... during a dog fight both radars will show the pilot and allow pilots to engage multiple targets on equal terms

China was not even suppose to have stealth plane till 2025 lol becasue china was not suppose to be a nation that can build aircrafts let along fighter jets

 

[Zabaniyah]

Obviously, F-16 block 60 will be equal to J-10B because of its Aesa radar. Sill US radars will enjoy superiority over Chinese radars for quite sometime.

As long as the radar does its job, it is fine.

Apparently, the J-10B is going to use PESA. Although China's premium fighters such as the J-11 have AESA.

 

[Tiki Tam Tam]

One has to understand radars to realise why the US radar would be better that others or inferior to others.

It is like saying a Ford T is as good as today's BMW for after all it moves.

 

[Skull and Bones]

Why why will the US radars will have superiority .. does a light bulb in US and one made in China any different ? Not really ... during a dog fight both radars will show the pilot and allow pilots to engage multiple targets on equal terms

China was not even suppose to have stealth plane till 2025 lol becasue china was not suppose to be a nation that can build aircrafts let along fighter jets

Comparing light bulbs with AESA radar was just lame.

But my point is China along with European countries developed AESA radars recently, while US has been using them for quite some time. Its not that they've stopped developing their radars after that. R&D is a dynamic process and it'll keep on moving forward. So US radars is supposed to be superior than the rest of the world. That was my point.

 

[xataxsata]

can any one tell with a reliable link thatwhat patent the article is talking about

India working on UAV anti-collision system

by Staff Writers
Bangalore, India (UPI) Jun 4, 2010
Indian aerospace scientists have developed an in-flight collision avert system that prevents unmanned aerial vehicles from crashing into enemy aircraft or other objects.

The model predictive static programming algorithm protection system, developed at the Indian Institute of Science, uses a series of installed collision guidance algorithms as instructions that allow the UAVs to detect objects, especially if they are flying low.

This includes tall buildings, towers and other aircraft, including commercial passenger planes.

The MPSP Algorithm can also be used in medium- and long-range missiles to ensure they don't crash into objects such as anti-missile missiles as they approach their own target. MPSP can redirect the missiles back on course to their target without loss of accuracy.

The developer, Radhakant Padhi, 37, said he has been working on algorithms for aerospace for more than a decade and perfected the algorithm technology during his project related to advanced missile technology at the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore.

In 2005, Padhi developed an advanced version of the algorithm, called the MPSP algorithm, while working on one of India's missile guidance systems.

Padhi also said he received $80,000 of funding from Air Force Research Lab in the United States to further develop the MPSP Algorithm.

AFRL, operated by the U.S. Air Force Materiel Command, controls the Air Force science and technology research budget. The laboratory was formed in 1997 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. It was a consolidation of the four Air Force laboratory facilities of Wright, Phillips, Rome, and Armstrong as well as the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.

It has worked with NASA, Department of Energy National Laboratories, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and other research organizations within the U.S. Department of Defense. Projects include the X-37, X-40, X-53, HTV-3X, YAL-1A, Advanced Tactical Laser and the Tactical Satellite Program.

AFRL, as with similar technology research establishments in the United States, is facing a staffing problem as 40 percent of its workers are set to retire over the next two decades. The country also isn't producing enough scientists to keep up with job vacancies.

One reason for the personnel shortage is a large percentage of science and engineering graduates in the United States are foreign citizens who aren't eligible for work because of security clearances needed for many of the jobs. Government statistics show that 60 percent of all doctoral candidates in the sciences are foreign-born, a report in The Boston Globe newspaper said last year.

"If the requirement is you have to be a U.S. citizen, then you have a large pool that simply isn't eligible," said Mark Regets, a senior analyst at the National Science Foundation who tracks science and engineering graduates and workforce.

Air Force Materiel Command is looking to fill more than 5,000 positions by October 2011, many of them in chemistry, physics, and electrical, aeronautical and environmental engineering. Jobs include researching cleaner fuels, laser-guided weapons, UAVs and cyberprotection.

India working on UAV anti-collision system

Indian scientist develops technology to prevent mid-air collisions

 

[xataxsata]

any info on these anyone?

I also asked but no one answered

Read my post no. 39

 

[majesticpankaj]

how easily you forget things? You remember the indian pilot who died in the mig 21 crash ? And his mother,wife,friends and others were beaten up by the delhi police while staging a peacefull protest demanding investigation in mig corruptions? His mother ended up in comma.
I salute the bravery of the youth who killed his own father involved in the scandal.

that was a movie idiot... rang de basant..

 

[mautkimaut]

how easily you forget things? You remember the indian pilot who died in the mig 21 crash ? And his mother,wife,friends and others were beaten up by the delhi police while staging a peacefull protest demanding investigation in mig corruptions? His mother ended up in comma.
I salute the bravery of the youth who killed his own father involved in the scandal.

OMFG ... that was a movie dude...

Rang De Basanti.. and then you Pakistanis claim that you dont watch Hindi Movies..

Classic

 

[jha]

OMFG ... that was a movie dude...

Rang De Basanti.. and then you Pakistanis claim that you dont watch Hindi Movies..

Classic

They take Indian Movies too seriously... ...
Lets wait for Delhi Belly and they will have many revelations about Indian culture...

 

[RazorMC]

Read my post no. 39

That is US-based development, or does the Rafale have access to it as well ?

 

[gaurish]

mmrca was the 3rd biggest mistake for iaf.(after lca and mig 21)

We can afford such mistakes our defence budget is plenty... and Mig 21 did its job at the time needed ... it dint fail..