When selecting 'low altitude' on the Sentinel, what degree window of coverage is created?

Selecting 'low altitude' on the Sentinel establishes a 5-degree window of coverage. This narrow angle is designed to enhance the system's capability to track and engage low-flying aerial threats effectively. A 5-degree window allows for a concentrated focus on low-altitude targets, which is crucial for air defense operations where such threats may maneuver within limited vertical space. The specificity of this coverage is vital in ensuring that the system can provide accurate tracking and engagement solutions without being overwhelmed by clutter or false positives from higher altitude activities. The precise selection of this angle helps optimize the effectiveness of air defense systems, ensuring that operators can maintain situational awareness and make timely decisions in dynamic environments.