Passive (non-emitting) RF detection station that identifies UAVs, their repeaters, control stations and EW assets by RF emissions across 30-6000 MHz; detects UAVs at up to ~30 km and tracks up to 100 simultaneously, with a video-feed interception function. Detection element of Kvertus' Atlas C-UAS complex.
| Country | Ukraine |
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| Subcategory | RF / SIGINT detection |
| Price | Quote-based; ~$2M R&D (Azimuth+Ranger); Atlas rollout est. ~UAH 5.2bn (~$123M) |
| Subtype | RF detector |
| Use | Counter-UAS |
| Type | Passive |
| Notable partners | Ukrainian military/artillery brigades (battlefield); Kruk UAV training center; integrated into Kvertus 'Atlas' system |
| Limitations | Passive only; cannot detect RF-silent platforms |
| Coverage | 360° |
| Mounting | Vehicle, Tripod/portable, Maritime |
| Detection mode | Direction-finding (bearing) |
| Identification | Kvertus MS Azimuth passive SIGINT detection/DF of UAV control/telemetry emissions |
| Architecture | Passive RF direction-finder (30–6000 MHz) |
| Output data | Bearing/AoA, Classification |
| Active/Passive | Passive |
| Simultaneous tracks | 100 |
| Detection range (km) | 30 |
| Detection range (km) | 30 |
| Integration interfaces | Deployable ~5 min; relays to personnel |
| Blind to RF-silent / autonomous | Yes |