BFSR-SR is a state-of-the-art lightweight, man- portable battery-powered electronic short range battlefield surveillance radar developed by the DRDO to provide all- weather surveillance against intrusion. The radar is capable of searching a specified sector and performing track while scanning for multiple targets. The radar detects, tracks, and aids in classifying the moving targets. The entire radar system is carried by two soldiers and operated on a tripod.
The weight of MBT Arjun- Mk 1A is 68t. As a tactical and strategic mobility, the MBT’s need to be transported up to the battle – field on the special transporter with tractor and full trailer combination by road. VRDE, Ahmednagar has developed full trailer for the above purpose. Full trailer realized through DRDO nominated Production Agency (PA) and DRDO Internal trials with MBT Arjun MK-1 A completed.
3D Tactical Control Radar (3D TCR) is a stand-alone medium range all weather Surveillance Radar for detection and identification of aerial targets, transmission of pertinent data to Target Data Receiver (TDR). The Radar is capable of Track While Scan (TWS) of airborne targets, with advanced technologies like digital receiver, programmable signal processor providing high resolution, accuracy, response and information availability.
3D Medium Range Surveillance Radar is a ground based mechanically scanning Pulse Doppler radar for air space surveillance to detect and track air targets under hostile EW operational environment. early warning for air defence weapon system, air defence sensor at airbases.
VRDE has developed the high specific power diesel engine for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). The Indigenous engine produces take-off power of 180 hp constant up to 11,000 ft. The engine has been successfully tested for power, Thrust and fuel consumption on the Dynamometer and Thrust cradle. The Fully Authority Digital Engine Control (FADEC) system is indigenously developed and extensively tested with engine. The engine is tested and validated for high-altitude performance for altitude up-to 17, 664 at Leh and Changla.
