Richag-AV
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : March 2015
Total Production : 18
| Model | Status | Year | Produced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Richag-AV | Active | 2015 | 18 |
| Rychag-AVM | Under Development | 2017 | ? |
Richag-AV
Group : Jamming Systems
Status : Active
Also Known As : Rychag-AV, Rychag-AVE (export version)
Origin : 
Russia
Contractor : KRET
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : March 2015
Total Production : 18
The Russian Richag-AV is a groundbreaking radar and sonar jamming system developed by KRET and designed for integration on rotary-wing aircraft, ships and other military platforms such as airplanes and ground vehicles. This new system is the successor of the Smalta jamming system developed in the 1970s with an effective range of 100 kilometers. The Richag-AV is able to jam advanced sensor systems from distances of several hundred kilometers away. The jamming capabilities also may include other detection systems with the aim of defending aircraft, helicopter, drones, ground and naval forces. The system utilizes multi-beam antenna arrays with DRFM (Digital Radio Frequency Memory) technology jamming any radiofrequency based weapon system. Richag-AV can be employed to carry out radar-based intelligence gathering finding foreign sources of electromagnetic radiation. An onboard database allows to quickly determine the type of targeted radar finding the most effective way of jamming. According to KRET the Richag-AV has no equivalent in the world. KRET delivered the first batch of three Mi-8MTPR1 helicopter-mounted Richag-AV to the Russian Armed Forces on March 4, 2015. The Russian Armed Forces will take delivery of 18 Mi-8MTPR1 systems by October 2016.
Operators
| Country | Status | State | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russia | Active | 18 |
Rychag-AVM
Group : Jamming Systems
Status : Under Development
Origin : Russia
Contractor : KRET
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2017
Total Production : ?
The Rychag-AVM is a modification of the Rychag-AV featuring improved performance and expected to enter testing by the end of 2015. The Rychag-AVM is based on multi-beam array antenna technology as well as Digital Radio Frequency Memory (DRFM). Both combined provide stable jamming radar signals across the spectrum. The Russian Armed Forces may take delivery of the first production Rychag-AVM active jamming station by 2017.
Operators
| Country | Status | State | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russia | Planned | ? |
News
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The upgraded Rychag-AV system will be produced in 2016-17 The active jamming station can “blind” enemies within several hundred kilometers The serial production of
This year, plans are in place to increase the supply of electronic warfare and radar systems for land, air, and naval use KRET presented the results of its work to fulfill
Electronic warfare systems force enemy missiles to change their trajectory Russian electronic warfare technology is among the most advanced in the world, and KRET is a
The helicopter’s jamming system can “blind” enemy aircraft within a few hundred kilometers KRET has finished preparations for transferring to the military three Mi-8-MTPR1
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