The J-15 is an aircraft carrier-based fourth generation multirole fighter jet. Known as the "Flying Shark" in Chinese and pinyin, it is a carrier-based aircraft that performs combat and reconnaissance missions. The J-15, an aircraft designed in China, is available. It is capable of carrying bombs and has an operating radius of combat of 900 kilometers.
MTOW
The J-15, a light multirole plane with similar MTOW to the Su-33, is a light aircraft. It has a maximum external payload capacity of 6.5 ton. The aircraft has also been claimed to be capable of taking off with its full MTOW from a carrier. Credible Chinese insiders confirm this claim.
Bomb load
The twin-seat fighter aircraft Shenyang J-15 flew its maiden flight in November 2012. Sun Cong of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference was the general design of the J-15. The J-15 has a combat radius of approximately 3.5 miles and can carry a similar bomb load to the F/A-18. However, more work is needed to improve the J-15's electronics and domestically-produced engines.
Radius of combat
The aircraft's range without the need to refuel is called its combat radius. It depends on the aircraft's altitude, its weight, and whether there are external fuel tanks. In general, low-level missions will have a shorter combat radius than high-level missions. This is because the aircraft must burn more fuel during low-level flight.
Mobility
There are many ways to measure mobility of j 15, and you can use it as a comparison of different materials' properties. Multi-parameter models are also available to provide a better picture of charge transport. This approach, however, requires more data and higher levels of expertise. It is also difficult to draw conclusions because the measurements are inconsistent between different methods.
AESA radar
A J-15 new radome could include an upgraded version of the AESA radar. AESA Radars are capable of better target acquisition and reconnaissance. AESA radars can be jammed, unlike mechanically-steered radars. AESA Radars are capable of high resolution images and provide electronic protection against jamming.
Composite and radar absorbent Material
Radar absorbent materials, also known as RAM, can be made from many different materials. A RAM sheet of neoprene coated with carbon-black or ferrite is one example. It works by converting radar waves into heat. Ferrofluidic Paint is another type. This material contains colloidally distributed nanosized ferromagnetic ferromagnetic particles that are strongly polarized in electromagnetic radiation. These particles are also capable to cause corrugations in the surface if they are exposed strongly to electromagnetic radiation.
IRST
The IRST j-15 system is ground-based and can detect aircraft far away. The system can detect aircraft over a distance up to 285 kilometers. It can detect aircraft as far as 100 kilometers from the rear and 50 km from front views. It can detect supersonic fighter planes at greater distances.