What level is this Spanish frigate at?

It should be the Bazin-class, which is not as good as the Arleigh Burke-class of the United States, and the Bazin-class combat command system is a scaled-down version of the "Aegis" system specially produced by the Loma Company. The core SPY-1 D radar of the system is basically the same as the original, but the number and variety of shipborne missiles have been reduced, so it is inferior to the Arleigh Burke class. After the later upgrades of the Bazin class, the performance will be greatly improved.

It is not the most powerful firepower in the world, and the most powerful surface combat in the world should be the American Ticonderoga-class missile cruisers and the Russian Kirov-class nuclear-powered cruisers.

Anti-aircraft missiles are designed to counter air threats and have a countermeasure effect against any incoming air target (at present, in addition to ballistic missiles, the US Standard 3 has the ability to intercept ballistic missiles). In the future, the Bazin-class will upgrade its combat system to the "Baseline S-2 Standard" version, including increased ballistic missile detection and tracking capabilities, and the possibility of installing land-attack missiles. And the Flight ships, starting with the 5th, will be equipped with SPY-1D (V) phased array radar.

As for the interception effect of air defense missiles, we should analyze the performance of the air defense missiles themselves, the interception objects of the air defense missiles (what kind of interception level they belong to), and the interception combat command system.

The performance of the Spanish F100-class frigates is still very advanced. Originally, it used the Aegis system of the US Navy, and the ** system was also the original version of the United States, because of tonnage limitations, the performance is definitely not as good as that of American destroyers, but it is good enough. The 48-cell vertical launch system can carry 32 Standard 2 series for long-range air defense, plus 64 Super Sea Sparrows for area interception.

There is room for upgrades to ballistic missile interception, both in hardware and software, and the U.S. Navy can upgrade the F100 as long as Spain needs it. We don't have any missiles like the Standard 3, and there are no ** missile interceptor missiles in other countries except the United States. DF21C is YY, which is originally a ballistic missile to strike stationary targets.

The gap between our frigates and destroyers is still very large.

The phased array radar of the F100 will in no way perform better than the Aegis. First of all, its array is smaller than that of Aegis, which means less transmit power. In addition, the air defense capability of the phased array ** is not only related to the phased array radar, but also to the performance of the long-range warning radar, the special fire control radar and the ship's computer.

In the case of Halliburke, even if an anti-aircraft missile intercepts an anti-ship missile, it can only handle less than 20 missiles in multiple directions at most. As for the F100, the number of missiles carried is halved, and the performance of the phased array radar is reduced, plus close defense, 12 missiles can be saturated.

To China's Jiang Kai 2, this kind of fake frigate is only about half of the F100, and it can barely be regarded as a ** with a phased array radar (in the ball at the top of the mast), saturated with 6———8 missiles. The two Jiang Kai have 16 missiles and the Eagle Strike 83 is stronger than the Harpoon, and the F100 is not much stronger than the Jiang Kai. But Jiang Kai is for frigates, and F100 is for fleet air defense.

It should not be as good as the Burke class, and the Aster 30 is also worse than the standard.

For Spain, the fall of the "Armada" not only marked the overthrow of Spanish maritime hegemony, but also a turning point in the decline of the Spanish colonial empire. Although Philip II blamed the defeat of the war on storms and seas, and clamored that another fleet would be easily built. But the "Armada" was not able to regenerate, and Spain was no longer able to hold supremacy at sea.

Its status as the first power in Europe also began to decline with the fall of the "Invincible Armada". In 1589, Philip II intervened in the Huguenot Wars in France, but was defeated and expelled from France. The bloody repression of the bourgeois revolution in the Netherlands, which began in 1567, lasted for decades without results, culminating in the conclusion of an armistice in 1609 between Philip II and the Northern Dutch Republic (the Dutch Republic), which de facto recognized the independence of the Dutch Republic and overthrew Spanish rule in the Netherlands.

In the Thirty Years' War in Europe in the first half of the 17th century, Spain was finally defeated as an ally of the German emperor. Since then, Spain has been in a state of collapse and has had to withdraw from the ranks of European powers.

The Alvaro Bazan-class frigate (Spanish: Fragata Clase Álvaro de Bazán, English: Alvaro de Bazan-class Frigate) or the F100-type frigate as the project name is called

Type F100 Frigates) is an anti-aircraft missile frigate of the Spanish Navy equipped with the Aegis surface combat system made by the United States.

Ship length meters. Width of the board meters.

Draught rice. Displacement full load 6400 tons.

Crew 229 people.

Powertrain Codog, 2 LM-2500 gas turbine 47,328 shaft horsepower, 2 Bazan-Caterpillar 3600 diesel engine 12,240 shaft horsepower, twin shaft CRP

Endurance 4500 nautical miles 18 knots.

Speed 28 knots.

57800 tons, the displacement of a quasi-aircraft carrier.