For naval and coast guard applications, stealth is critical. The new solid-state transmitter allows the operator to reduce peak power while maintaining average power via pulse compression. This makes the Scanter 2202 New extremely difficult for Electronic Support Measures (ESM) systems to detect. It effectively operates as a "silent watchdog" for patrol vessels.
The stands as a paramount innovation in modern maritime domain awareness, engineered by Danish defense and aerospace leader Terma . As part of the highly successful SCANTER 2000 Series, this X-band, 2D fully coherent pulse compression radar utilizes advanced Solid State transmitter technology and digital software-defined functionality to deliver unprecedented tracking and detection. Optimized specifically for Vessel Traffic Services (VTS), river navigation, inner port coverage, and comprehensive coastal surveillance, the SCANTER 2202 has emerged as a globally trusted sensor for navigating congested waterways and safeguarding territorial economic exclusion zones (EEZs). Core Technical Specifications
: >80W peak (electronically equivalent to a 25 kW magnetron). Frequency Range : 9.3 to 9.5 GHz. Dynamic Range : >100 dB (including processing). terma scanter 2202 new
Because the radar uses low power and frequency modulation, it is difficult for enemy radar detectors (RWR - Radar Warning Receivers) to pick up the signal. This makes the SCANTER 2202 highly suitable for naval vessels conducting covert surveillance or "dark" operations.
has established it as the global standard for coastal defense. Core Technological Advancements The architectural framework of the SCANTER 2202 For naval and coast guard applications, stealth is critical
The stands as a testament to Terma’s 70-year history of innovation in radar detection technologies. Its combination of solid-state performance, ultra-compact design, flexible antenna options, and open-architecture ET2 tracking makes it a future-proof solution for modern maritime challenges. Whether deployed on a naval vessel patrolling the Taiwan Strait, an offshore oil rig in the Middle East, or a VTS tower in the Port of Mongla, the SCANTER 2202 ensures that operators are never operating in the dark. As global threats evolve from piracy to drone swarms and environmental crimes, the SCANTER 2202 provides a dependable, high-performance foundation upon which to build a comprehensive, nationwide maritime security network.
For specific technical datasheets or to arrange a live sea trial of the Terma Scanter 2202 New, contact an authorized Terma distributor or visit the official Terma A/S website. It effectively operates as a "silent watchdog" for
The radar faces thousands of targets—tankers, ferries, and tugboats—with intense rain clutter. The new model’s (optional upgrade) allows operators to discriminate between metallic vessels and plastic/wooden boats. The solid-state transmitter emits no high-voltage spikes, meaning it can operate 24/7/365 without the 2,000-hour magnetron changeout required by competitors.
For technical data sheets or a live demonstration, contact Terma’s Surveillance & Mission Systems division.