ASELSAN Radar Systems Guide

ASELSAN Radar Systems Guide
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ASELSAN radar system
ASELSAN radar system. Source: VoidWanderer / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

ASELSAN’s radar systems are among the company’s strongest technology areas. ASELSAN develops indigenous solutions across early-warning, surveillance, fire-control and multifunction radar families. Below we look at the main radar families and their uses.

AESA and multifunction radars

The most critical advance in radar is active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar. ASELSAN’s MURAD AESA family is a modern solution that scales across platforms. The ÇAFRAD, developed for the navy, is a multifunction radar that combines several tasks in one system on ship platforms.

ASELSAN remote weapon station
ASELSAN remote weapon station. Source: VoidWanderer / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Surveillance and fire-control radars

ASELSAN offers different radars for low/medium-altitude air surveillance, counter-battery (gun/rocket location), border surveillance and fire control. Systems such as ALP and KALKAN are examples aimed at these needs. These radars act as the eyes of land, naval and air-defence systems alike.

Family/exampleTypeUse
MURADAESA multifunctionAir/platform radar
ÇAFRADMultifunction (naval)Ship radar suite
ALPSurveillanceAir surveillance
Counter-batteryLocationGun/rocket detection
Names are prominent examples. Source: ASELSAN product pages.

Frequently asked questions

Which radar systems does ASELSAN produce?

ASELSAN produces a broad family including MURAD (AESA), ÇAFRAD (naval multifunction), ALP surveillance and counter-battery radars.

What is the MURAD radar?

MURAD is ASELSAN’s AESA-based multifunction radar family that scales across platforms.

What does ÇAFRAD do?

ÇAFRAD is a multifunction naval radar suite that combines tasks such as air/surface surveillance and fire control on ship platforms.

Where are ASELSAN radars used?

On land, naval and air-defence platforms, for early warning, surveillance, location and fire-control tasks.

Sources

  • ASELSAN — Products / Solutions pages (accessed July 2026).
  • Images: Wikimedia Commons (attributions under each image).

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