The PRF optimization of marine navigation radar is a multi-objective balancing process that requires comprehensive consideration of detection range, resolution, anti-interference capability and system stability.
The low temperature adaptability design of the power module directly affects the startup reliability of the marine navigation radar.
In modern integrated bridge systems (IBS), the marine multi-function terminal, as a core device for information integration and operation control, has a user interface design that directly impacts navigation safety and crew efficiency.
The coordinated integration of multiple satellite systems is an important means to deal with island obstructions and ensure positioning continuity.
On the vast ocean, marine navigation radar serves as a ship's "clairvoyant eyes" and "intelligent brain," providing irreplaceable assurance for navigation safety in dense fog, darkness
On the vast ocean, accurate navigation is the lifeline for safe navigation. Modern marine satellite navigation systems have long surpassed the traditional compass and nautical charts