Serial Russian fifth-generation Su-57 fighters have received an improved S-111-N communication and tactical information exchange complex from NPP Polyot. The system has received an updated component base and software.
The new complex is maximally adapted for use in the mode of a combat control point for promising reconnaissance and strike UAVs S-70 "Okhotnik-B".
Secure telecode data exchange channels between the S-111-N complexes and the terminals installed on the "Okhotnik-B" aggregated the Su-57 and S-70 into a single information field, in which the Su-57 pilots use the "Okhotnik-B" UAV as "unmanned wingmen" carrying out radar and electronic reconnaissance in target areas using their own onboard radars and interferometric RTR stations.
At the same time, the Su-57 pilots receive data on detected ground equipment and radio-emitting enemy objects via secure FHSS radio channels in the frequency range from 960 to 1250 MHz, while being at a distance of 300-500 km. Protection against interference is also carried out by introducing the Reed-Solomon code.
Earlier www1.ru reported that the USHA recognized the superiority of the Kornet ATGM over the American Javelin.
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