YF-23 Vs Su-57 | 5th Generation Duel | Who is Superior ?

YF-23 Vs Su-57 | 5th Generation Duel | Who is Superior.
YF-23 vs Su-57 fighter Jet: technology and Design Comparison
The Northrop/McDonnell Douglas YF-23 and Sukhoi Su-57 fighters are fifth-generation fighters designed to meet the needs of modern air combat. Although they have similar functions, namely air superiority and precision strike capabilities, they are both designed with different approaches according to the needs of each country. Here is a comparison of both:
YF - 23: American Experimental Aircraft
1. Background:
The YF-23 was designed by Northrop and McDonnell Douglas as part of the Advanced Tactical Fighter (ATF) program in the 1980s to replace the F-15 Eagle. The YF-23 competed with the Lockheed YF-22 (which later became the F-22 Raptor) but lost the competition.
2. Design and main characteristics:
Stealth: main focus on stealth technology with unique aerodynamic design and very small radar cross section.
Speed and maneuverability: it has a diamond-like wing design that provides high aerodynamic efficiency, allowing supersonic cruising speeds (supercruise).
Engine: powered by Pratt & Whitney YF119 or General Electric YF120.
Advantages: very difficult to detect radar, more focused on high speed than extreme maneuvers.
Limitations: not further developed as it was considered less maneuverable than the YF-22.
3. Final Fate:
The YF-23 only reached the prototype stage and never entered mass production. Two prototypes,” Black Widow II “and” Gray Ghost, " became symbols of stealth technological innovation but were eventually discontinued.
Su-57: Russian Operational Aircraft
1. Background:
The Sukhoi Su-57 is a fifth-generation multirole fighter aircraft developed by Russia to replace the MiG-29 and Su-27. It was designed to compete with Western fighter jets such as the F-22 and F-35.
2. Design and main characteristics:
Stealth: uses modern stealth technology, although not as refined as the F-22 or YF-23. The main focus is the reduction of radar detection without sacrificing maneuverability.
Extreme maneuverability: with thrust vector control (TVC), the Su-57 is extremely agile, ideal for close combat (dogfight).
Engine: powered by Saturn AL-41F1 and will be updated with Izdeliye 30 engine for better performance.
Avionics and sensors: equipped with AESA (Active Electronically Scanned Array) radar systems and advanced electronic warfare capabilities.
Advantages: combination of stealth capability, extreme maneuverability, and internal and external weapon capacity.
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The response to the SU-57 was not that good at the Air Show in China this past year. Due to its unrefined construction, exposed bolts and its seams, most felt it was an advanced 4th Gen fighter at its best with very little stealth capability. Plus due to production cost over runs and other issues maybe a dozen or so have been delivered. Not to mention the two recent crashes of the aircraft.....it does not compare to any western Gen 5 aircraft.

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Air show in china Russia send T 50 prototype not su 57
Maybe production su57 has more refinement in design and stealth
And Russia 5th generation fighter have deferent philosophy
More stealthy design cost over run and thing to compromise