美国MK2mod7型舰船惯性导航系统(外国英文资料).doc

美国MK2mod7型舰船惯性导航系统(国外英文资料) The MK2mod7 ships inertial navigation system Develop background and plan The MK2mod7 ships inertial navigation system is developed by Rockwell International to equip trident ballistic missile submarines. As early as in 1958, rockwell international company on N6A type ship inertial navigation system developed on the basis of MK2mod0 type ship inertial navigation system, and in the early 60 s equipped with carrying A - type 1 Polaris missile Washington and lafite super ballistic missile submarines. Followed by rockwell international corporation and MK2modl type inertial navigation system is developed, main equipment of an aircraft carrier, for the carrier of airborne inertial navigation system to provide the initial benchmark. In 1962, the United States navy plans to use A range of 2500 new type A - 3 nmile Polaris missile (more than A - type 1 Polaris missile range twice) equipped with A ballistic missile submarines, and requirements of inertial navigation system has higher positioning accuracy. Therefore, rockwell international company developed a new type G7B gyro and the new computer, constitute MK2mod2 ship inertial navigation system, and in 1963-1964 is equipped with the lafite super ballistic missile submarines. Since then, rockwell international corporation in MK2mod2 type ship inertial navigation system structure based on gyro, added a monitoring in 1964 successfully developed MK2mod3 type ship inertial navigation system. After the monitoring technology, the system accuracy had obvious increase, so the us navy announced in May, the inertial navigation system of nuclear submarines with standardization, regulation MK2mod3 type inertial navigation system as the standard system, and by the original each submarine in three sets of inertial navigation system instead of only two sets. In 1968, the United States began refitting 31 of its nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines, requiring that these nuclear-powered submarines be equipp