The Grifo radar is a family of airborne radars developed by Italian firm Leonardo S.p.A. for fighter aircraft and attack aircraft, and this family of radars includes several series. Pointer Grifo radars trace their origin back to the Pointer series radar, which are ranging only radars consist of 2 models: Pointer radar: An Italian license produced Israeli Elta EL/M-2001B pulse Doppler ranging radar with air-to-air and air-to-ground ranging capability. Pointer radar was installed on all production aircraft of AMX International AMX for the Italian and Brazilian Air Force. Pointer 2500 radar: Development of pointer radar with air-to-sea ranging capability added and equipped Q-5M and J-7E. Grifo-ASV and X Grifo-ASV (anti-surface vessel) and Grifo-X radars are the first series multifunctional fire control radars of Grifo family, and consists of three line-replaceable units: transmitter, receiver/processor, and antenna. Grifo-ASV: also known as Griffetto P2801, is the first multifunctional fire control radar of Grifo family, and until the appearance of Grifo-7, also the smallest multifunctional fire control radar. Grifo-ASV was evaluated on a AMX-T test airframe and proposed as an upgrade, but was never acquired. The maximum range to detect a frigate sized target with radar cross-section (RCA) of a thousand square meter is 55 nm in air-to-sea mode, and the maximum range against a fighter sized target is 20 nm in air-to-air mode. Grifo-X: Grifo-X P2803 radar for AMX proposed upgrade is a larger-sized development of earlier Grifo-ASV and shares the system connectors with the Grifo-ASV. Unlike its predecessor Grifo-ASV which is a monopulse radar, Grifo-X is a pulse-Doppler radar with the same multi-modal flexibility as the Grifo-ASV, but with better look-up range and a limited look- down capability. Grifo-7/Mk-II/MG/L Grifo-7 series is the smallest multifunctional fire control radar of Grifo family, and this series is designed for J-7/F-7 or MiG-21 upgrades, with over a hundred sold. Grifo-7: Weighing at 55 kg, Grifo-7 mono-pulse radar is developed from the experience of P2801 Grifo-ASV/Griffetto, and is designed to be fitted into the nose cone of J-7/F-7/MiG-21. The only confirmed customer is Pakistan, with the radar license assembled by the ISO - 9002 certified Kamra Avionics, Electronics and Radar Factory of the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC), to arm F-7MP and early production series of F-7P fighters of Pakistani Air Force (PAF). With a range of 30 nm, the radar is compatible with IR-guided air-to-air missiles, free-fall bomb, rockets and guns. Grifo-Mk-II: Improvement of Grifo-7 radar