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Home›Sensors & Combat Systems›Indra to Equip Two New ROKN Submarines
Sensors & Combat Systems

June 10, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Indra to Equip Two New ROKN Submarines

Indra will equip two new submarines of the Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN) with its electronic defense system PEGASO. These submarines are part of the third phase of the submarine acquisition program started by the ROKN in the 90’s. New submarines will be designed and developed in South Korea and wi

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Indra will equip two new submarines of the Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN) with its electronic defense system PEGASO.

These submarines are part of the third phase of the submarine acquisition program started by the ROKN in the 90’s. New submarines will be designed and developed in South Korea and will incorporate significant improvements.

This solution will allow the submarines to detect and analyze the radar signals in the mission environment and to identify the type radar and the associated threat level, becoming an essential contribution to the protection of the platform.

PEGASO is a latest generation RESM system (Radar Electronic Support Measurement) based on wideband digital reception technology. This type of signal processing guarantees a high sensitivity and detection range even in dense electromagnetic scenarios, combined with excellent reaction time and accuracy.

PEGASO technology will give the new boats of the ROKN an important operational advantage in threats identification. Same technology has already been selected by the Navies of Spain, Germany, Italy or Indonesia for their submarines.

With this project Indra closes a very important deal in Korea as technological supplier of naval solutions. At the same time Indra reinforces its commercial position in the Asia-Pacific region where the company has permanent presence with centers in China, India, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Australia.

[mappress] Press Release, June 11, 2014; Image: Indra

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