This document provides information about Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), an Indian public sector undertaking. It discusses BEL's establishment, manufacturing units, product ranges including radar systems and communications equipment. Specific details are given about the Ghaziabad unit, its departments under rotation program like testing equipment automation and magnetics lab. An introduction to radar technology is provided along with the basic radar system and equation. The document focuses on BEL's SRE radar project, describing the radar electronic cabinet and briefly outlining the radar subsystem and its applications.
2. Introduction To BEL
established in 1954 as a Public Sector Enterprise
it is the defence organisation.
has 8 manufacturer units
product ranges like Defense Communication, Radar's, Optical &
Opto-electronics, etc.
Established its own electron valve manufacturing facility
has nurtured and built a strong in-house R&D base.
Each unit has its own R&D Division to bring out new products.
About 70% of BEL's products are of in-house design.
BEL has won a number of national and international awards for
Productivity, Quality,etc.
4. BEL GHAZIABAD UNIT
established in 1974 .
Second largest unit at ghaziabad.
Manufacture special type of radar for ADGES.
also provide comm. Systems to the defence forces.
microwave communication links to the various department of
state and central gov.
has its own water treatment and harassing plant
5. PRODUCT RANGES
RADAR SYSTEM
Mobile Radar for the Air Force
Tactical Control Radar System for the Army
Battlefield Surveillance Rader for the Army
COMMUNICATIONS
VHF, UHF & Microwave Communication Equipment
Static and Mobile Satellite Communication Systems for Defence
ANTENNA
Antennae for Radar, Terrestrial
Antennae for Line-of-sight Microwave Communication Systems
MICROWAVE COMPONENT
Active Microwave components
Passive Microwave components
6. DEPARTMENTS UNDER
ROTATION PROGRAM
1. Test Equipment and Automation
2. P.C.B. Fabrication
3. Quality Control Works-Radar
4. Work Assembly-Communication
5. Magnetic
6. Microwave lab
7. TESTING EQUIPMENT AND AUTOMATION LAB
It compromises of two labs
1. Calibration lab:- Some component in this lab are
Function generator
analog multimeter
Digital multimeter
comparator
Signal generator
spectrum analyzer
square wave generator
8. 2.Testing & Maintenance lab:-
The major section of this lab are:
power supply repairing
CRO
Component testing
Function generator maintenance section
9. Works assembly lab
main function is to assemble various components,
equipment’s and instruments
Has two section:
1.PCB assembly:-
hand soldering
Wave soldering
10. PCB FABRICATION
Types of PCBS:
1. Single sided board-
ckt on on side
2. Double sided board-
ckt. On both sides
3. multi-layer board-
several layer are interconnected
11. MAGNETICS LAB
basically deals with the production of the components of
Electrical Engineering such as:
Core of transformer
Core winding
Types of transformer:
Air core transformer
Oil core transformer
E shaped coil
Square coil
12. 1. E- type
2. C-type
3. POT core
4. Ferrite core
Types of core:
1. 2. 3.
13. INTRODUCTION OF RADAR
( ra d i o d e t e c t i o n a n d ra n g i n g )
Radar is a system that uses radio waves to detect, determine
the distance or speed of object.
Principle: doppler effect
Basic radar sends EM wave which is received after reflecting from
taget and processed to determine speed & distance of object.
15. RADAR EQUATION
Pr= received power
Pt=transmitted power
G= gain of transmitted anteena
Ar= effective aperture of receiving antenna
σ = scattering cofficient
F= pattern propagation factor
16. TYPES OF RADAR
Based on RADAR function
1.Primary or simple RADAR
2.Secondary RADAR
17. SRE
Radar electronic cabinet
power supply
RF exciter
IF receiver assembly
SLB function
front end receiver
waveguide switch
RADAR signal processor
19. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE RADAR
SUBSYSTEM
Main Circuit of Radar Subsystem
Transmitter unit.
Receiver unit.
Antenna.
Signal processors display.
20. APPLICATION OF SRE
Air traffic control uses radar to track planes both
on the ground and in the air, and also to guide planes in
for smooth landings.
Police use it to detect the speed of passing motorists.
NASA uses radar to map the Earth and other planets, to
track satellites and space debris and to help with things
like docking and maneuvering.
The military uses it to detect the enemy and to guide weapons.