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<blockquote data-quote="Delfin" data-source="post: 75242" data-attributes="member: 2582">Encontré esta data:RCS The base radar formula used is (RCS1/RCS2)^0.25. So the F-16C reduced RCS is 1.2 m2, standard fighter is 5 m2. (1.2/5)^0.25 = 0.69. Therefore the F-16C can be detected at 69% of radar range as compared with a standard fighter.B-52 Bomber 100 m2 bomber range x1F-4, A-10 25 m2 bomber x 0.71, fighter x 1.5B-1B Bomber 10 m2 bomber x 0.56, fighter x 1.19Tornado 8 m2 fighter x 1.12Generic fighter 5 m2 fighter range x 1MiG-21 3 m2 fighter x 0.88F-16C/18C w. reduced RCS 1.2 m2 fighter x 0.7F-18E, Rafale 0.75 m2 fighter x 0.62Eurofighter 0.25-0.75 m2 fighter x 0.47-0.62Exocet, Harpoon missile 0.1 m2 fighter x 0.38JSF (‘golf ball sized’) 0.005 m2 fighter x 0.18F-117, B-2, F-22 0.0001 m2 fighter x 0.07F-117, B-2 F-22 also given as 0.01-0.001 m2, ‘marble sized’ or fighter x 0.12-0.21 F-22 RCS requirement was 1/1000th the F-15. This has probably be exceeded by a large margin. Even if the F-15 RCS is a large 25 m2, the F-22 is 0.025 m2 worst case (fighter x 0.26). As can be seen ‘stealthy’ aircraft aim to reduce opposition situation awareness by decreasing detection range.Fuente: Situation Awareness in Air Combat<a href="http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~dheb/2300/Articles/PG/PGSA.htm">http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~dheb/2300/Articles/PG/PGSA.htm</a>reconozco que no entendí bien los conceptos... :leaving:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Delfin, post: 75242, member: 2582"] Encontré esta data: [I]RCS [/I] The base radar formula used is (RCS1/RCS2)^0.25. So the F-16C reduced RCS is 1.2 m2, standard fighter is 5 m2. (1.2/5)^0.25 = 0.69. Therefore the F-16C can be detected at 69% of radar range as compared with a standard fighter. [B]B-52 Bomber[/B] 100 m2 bomber range x1 [B]F-4[/B], [B]A-10[/B] 25 m2 bomber x 0.71, fighter x 1.5 [B]B-1B Bomber[/B] 10 m2 bomber x 0.56, fighter x 1.19 [B]Tornado[/B] 8 m2 fighter x 1.12 [B]Generic fighter[/B] 5 m2 fighter range x 1 [B]MiG-21[/B] 3 m2 fighter x 0.88 [B]F-16C/18C[/B] w. reduced RCS 1.2 m2 fighter x 0.7 [B]F-18E[/B], [B]Rafale[/B] 0.75 m2 fighter x 0.62 [B]Eurofighter[/B] 0.25-0.75 m2 fighter x 0.47-0.62 [B]Exocet[/B], [B]Harpoon[/B] missile 0.1 m2 fighter x 0.38 [B]JSF[/B] (‘golf ball sized’) 0.005 m2 fighter x 0.18 [B]F-117, B-2, F-22[/B] 0.0001 m2 fighter x 0.07 [B]F-117, B-2 F-22[/B] also given as 0.01-0.001 m2, ‘marble sized’ or fighter x 0.12-0.21 F-22 RCS requirement was 1/1000th the F-15. This has probably be exceeded by a large margin. Even if the F-15 RCS is a large 25 m2, the F-22 is 0.025 m2 worst case (fighter x 0.26). As can be seen ‘stealthy’ aircraft aim to reduce opposition situation awareness by decreasing detection range. Fuente: Situation Awareness in Air Combat [URL]http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~dheb/2300/Articles/PG/PGSA.htm[/URL] reconozco que no entendí bien los conceptos... :leaving: [/QUOTE]

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