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Irbis-E is an advanced multi-mode passive electronically scanned array radar system developed by Tikhomirov NIIP for the Su-35BM multi-purpose fighter aircraft. NIIP developed the new radar based on the Bars radar system provided to Su-30MKI-MKM-MKA aircraft.

Installing Irbis-E into standard Su-27 frame takes a lot of modification.1
Irbis-E can cover 2000-3000km via data link, so pretty much for F-22 in 2011 is hard to hide, in 2020 it will be 2
IRBIS-E ESA radar and can talk to earlier model Su-30MK to pass target coordinates – like Indian Air Force Su-30MKI talks 3
Irbis-E system included on some Su-30s and the Su-35, but I'm not really convinced that will do the trick.4
corporation handle the Irbis-E is an X-band multifunction radar with The Irbis features a simultaneous 30-tar- development of the displays and 5
APG-77 and also the Irbis-E radar making it the most powerful radar in a jet fighter. This is the ultimate weapon of the aircraft and PakFa would exploit the radar to compensate for the losses in stealth.6
compared to what we already have? Irbis-E is significantly inferior and Foxbats are not being upgraded with it so whats your point? convex: Based on what? The Typhoon is an amazing 7
Irbis-E is an advanced multi-mode passive electronically scanned array radar system developed by Tikhomirov NIIP for the Su-35BM multi-purpose fighter aircraft.8
Irbis-E radar detects air targets with an absolute cross section of 3 m2 on a head-on course at a range of up to 400 km.9
new NIIP Irbis-E radar, to be built around a rotatable passive phased array. Unveiled at MAKS 2007. First prototype designated Su-35-1 with bort number 901 first flew on February 19, 2008.10

Made by Tikhomirov NIIP.

Radar Irbis-E for the Su-35BM at MAKS Airshow 2009 Su-27M/Su-35 Single-seat fighter.11
Radar: N050(?)BRLS AESA/PESA Radar (Enhancement of IRBIS-E) on SU-35 Frequency: 3 Cm (0.118 in) (X-band) Diameter: 0.12
scanned array Irbis-E radar (although not active like some of its competitors) made by Tikhomirov NIIP.13
The X-band multimode phased array Irbis-E radar is supplied by Tikhomirov Scientific-Research Institute of Instrument Design (NIIP), based in Zhukovsky.14
to use the NIIP Irbis-E or some evolution of the system in conjunction with other secondary radars.15
The Irbis-E can track 30 different targets, while retaining continous airspace scan, eg. track-while-scan mode. The fire control system can simultaneously guide two semi-active radar guided missiles.16
The Irbis-E high power PESA radar in the SU-33 has the capability to track 3 m RCS target at 400 km and 0.01 m RCS at 90 km.17
The Irbis-E is an evolution of the BARS design, but significantly more powerful.18
The Irbis-E was developed by the Tikhmirov NIIP institute as a derivative of the Bars radar that fits the Su-30MKI, Su-30MKM and Su-30MKA fighters.19
The NIIP Tikhomirov Irbis-E passive phased-array can reportedly detect and tracks up to 30 air targets, simultaneously engaging up to 8.20
Developed From
BARS
Primary user
Russian Air Force
Manufacturer
Tikhomirov NIIP
Origin
Russia
National Origin
Russia
Category
Aircraft radars
Russian and Soviet military radars

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