Ukraine’s Radionix seeks Turkish partners for airborne electronic warfare
Avionix materials on display at SAHA showed a UAS fitted with a synthetic aperture radar payload. (Photo: author)
Ukraine-based Radionix, a developer and manufacturer of radio-electronic protection complexes for aviation equipment dubbed Omut in various versions, was a quiet but notable presence at last week’s SAHA expo in Istanbul.
Since 2006, the company has showcased options for modernisation of Russian-made fighter aircraft and air defence systems.
Radionix proposes three main upgrades: the multifunction Esmerelda radar designed to replace the Phazotron N019 aboard MiG-29s, the NIIP N001 in the Su-27 and the Omut-KM new-generation EW system.
The Esmerelda radar can also be used with medium-range anti-aircraft missiles and features encoded phase-pulsed signals, increased range of detection and tracking
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