Ship-Borne Electronic Warfare System-Ⅱ (also referred to as Naval Electronic Warfare-II)
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| Product Name | Ship-Borne Electronic Warfare System-Ⅱ (also referred to as Naval Electronic Warfare-II) |
| Model Number | Naval EW-II |
| Brand | LIG Nex1 |
| Category | Ship-borne (naval) electronic warfare system—3rd generation EW suite |
| Country of Origin | South Korea |
| Material | likely integrates phased-array radars, smart digital direction-finding, and jamming modules designed for ship integration. |
| Applications | Intended for deployment on next-generation South Korean warships—such as KDDX-class (“mini-Aegis”) destroyers—for early detection, tracking, signal analysis, and jamming of hostile radars and communications. Aims to provide both defensive and offensive EW capabilities in modern naval warfare. |
The main system for the navy’s next-generation electronic warfare protecting vessels by receiving, analyzing, and jamming electromagnetic signals from enemy radars
Features
Core technologies
Signal
Digital reception of broadband signals
Phase direction finding
Precise signal analysis and identification
Function
Jamming output management
Response to imminent threats
Full-range jamming response
Special feature
2D (azimuth angle, elevation angle) target data acquisition
Generation of jamming techniques
Tracking of jamming signals
Features
Semiconductor-based high-power jamming reception
Self-checking capability
Reception/analysis of communication bandwidth signals
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