北京理工大学课件ppt飞行器系统概论08-Chapter3-S.ppt

3 Flight vehicle system compositions  MissilesAircraft;3.1 System definition;Missiles: Engine system Warhead and fuse Configurations Guidance and control system Launch and control equipment Ground equipment Auxiliary equipment;Aircraft Engine system Configurations Hydraulic system Takeoff and landing system Fuel system Air conditioner system Electronic system Auxiliary equipment;3.2 Examples of missile system;electro-optical and fibre-optic technologies infantry soldiers, special rapid reaction forces, ground forces and helicopter aircrew. 2001, Netherlands ordered the Gill replace Dragon ;(2) Missile construction;(3) The Missile Family platforms, multiple ranges and a variety of targets electro-optic CCD or IR sensors for operation day and night and in adverse weather conditions and a tandem warhead. hit the target at its most vulnerable part with pinpoint precision a low Life Cycle Cost, due to high reliability and operational, logistic support and production commonality between members?;SPIKE-SR Short Range Anti-Tank Weapon;b. SPIKE-MR (Gill) Medium Range;The SPIKE-MR -- lightweight, man-portable, Fire and Forget, multi-purpose -- with a range of up to 2,500 meters -- guarantees maximum gunner survivability and high hit probability -- optional Fire, Observe and Update mode of operation for the modern, multi-faceted battle;c. SPIKE-LR (Spike) Anti-Tank Weapon;3.2.2 JAVELIN? (1) Outlines a man portable, fire and forget, anti-tank weapon shoulder-fired and installed on tracked, wheeled or amphibious vehicles 2500 meters range, top-attack and direct-attack mode “Soft launch”, top attack dual warhead capability ;1989, contract for Javelin as a replacement for Dragon full-rate production in 1994 first deployed in June 1996 by the US Army Over 9,000 missiles have been produced until 2005;(2) Missile system Missile Command Launch Unit (CLU) , 6.4kg, and the round;;fire control unit with an integrated day sight and a thermal imaging sight