US 2011/0297743 A1Published application

High-speed automatic fire net-based fire instruction control system for short-range anti-aircraft gun

OwnerJong Kook LIMinventor

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Abstract

A high-speed automatic fire net-based fire instruction control system for a short-range anti-aircraft gun is provided. More particular, the present invention relates to a system, in which when a short-range anti-aircraft gun gunner calibrates values indicated on equipment and follows instructions without personally viewing a flying object that has infiltrated at low altitude, a tracking and automatic fire net is constructed, and the gunner follows fire instructions, thus allowing gunners to easily cope with targets anywhere regardless of the location, such as an anti-aircraft defensive position or a contact area, as long as the targets appear on a detection radar even in unfavorable weather or at night which forbids the targets from being detected and identified with eyes.

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Dependent claims

A high-speed automatic fire net-based fire instruction control system for a short-range anti-aircraft gun, comprising:

at least one radar installed in a base;
a digital data processor for processing signals received from the radar as digital data;
a communication modem for transmitting the digital data received from the digital data processor;
a high-speed automatic fire net-based fire instruction control console device including a calculation unit for calculating an azimuth angle, a distance and an elevation angle of a target, a setting unit for setting data about a fire instruction point, a setting unit for setting data about a defensive fire instruction against pop-up tactics, a data input unit for inputting data, and a display unit for displaying an interface screen;
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a hand console device for tracking the target and issuing a fire instruction in conjunction with or independently of the high-speed automatic fire net-based fire instruction control console device.

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