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STUDY OF OFF-BORESIGHT LAUNCHING FOR INFRARED AIR-TO-AIR MISSILE

Avic Wei

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By analysing an off-boresight launch system of an advance short-range air-to-air missile,the principle of off-boresight launching for air-to-air missile is presented.On the basis of this,the mathematical model and emulator are established,the trajectory and allowable launch envelop of missile are simulated in computer for off-boresight launching.

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By analysing an off-boresight launch system of an advance short-range air-to-air missile,the principle of off-boresight launching for air-to-air missile is presented.On the basis of this,the mathematical model and emulator are established,the trajectory and allowable launch envelop of missile are simulated in computer for off-boresight launching.

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By analysing an off-boresight launch system of an advance short-range air-to-air missile,the principle of off-boresight launching for air-to-air missile is presented.On the basis of this,the mathematical model and emulator are established,the trajectory and allowable launch envelop of missile are simulated in computer for off-boresight launching.

Key concepts: Missile, Air-to-air missile, Aerospace engineering, Missile guidance, Engineering, Range (aeronautics), Aeronautics, Trajectory

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