Table 5. Main comparative characteristics of nonlinear radars.

Name (country)

Sensitivity, W

Weight, kg

“Superscout” (USA)

915

3

Continuous
(N)

2; 3

—

Battery

20 (full set)

888.5 (for USA 915)

0.02…0.03;
0.06&# 8230;0.9 (adjustable)

Same

2; 3

10-15

Same

10.2 (full set);
7 (without packaging )

“Transition” (Russia)

910

0.4 ; 0.8

Same

2

3×10-15

Same

13 (full set);
7 (without packaging)

910

0.4; 0.8

Same

2

Adjustment depth
45 dB

Same

12 (full set);
7 (without packaging)

“Envis”
(Russia)

910

0.04; 0.4;
0.08…0.8
(adjustable)

Same

2; 3

3×10-15

Same

15.5 (full set) ;
8 (without packaging)

1000

0.25

Same

2

3×10-15

Battery

—

“Lotus”
(Russia)

895

30…250;
150…1250 (adjustable)

Imp.
(I)

2

10-11

Network

5 (without packaging)

“Cyclone-M” (Russia)

680

50…300 (adjustable)

2

10-11

Same

3.5 (without packaging)

“Octava”
(Russia)

890

30…300;
90…900
(adjustable)

Same

2

10 -11

Network and
battery

13 (full set);
5 (without packaging)

915

2…20

Same

2; 3

-135 dBW

Battery

1.2 (no more)

“Rodnik-2K” (Russia)

—

1

N+I

2

-130 dBW

Battery. (4 hours)

2

“KATRAN” (Russia)

885…895

2

N

2;3

— 127 dBW

Battery. (2.5 hours)

3