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Off-boresight Control System Based on DSP

Hao Huang

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The off-boresight system is the important part of the IR air-to-air missile launch control system, and is used to make missile seeker slaved by radar or helmet. The operation principle of off-boresight control is brief introduced in this paper.The method to carry out off-boresight control system based on TMS320F240 is explained, also the design of hardware and software.

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The off-boresight system is the important part of the IR air-to-air missile launch control system, and is used to make missile seeker slaved by radar or helmet. The operation principle of off-boresight control is brief introduced in this paper.The method to carry out off-boresight control system based on TMS320F240 is explained, also the design of hardware and software.

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The off-boresight system is the important part of the IR air-to-air missile launch control system, and is used to make missile seeker slaved by radar or helmet. The operation principle of off-boresight control is brief introduced in this paper.The method to carry out off-boresight control system based on TMS320F240 is explained, also the design of hardware and software.

Key concepts: Missile, Air-to-air missile, Software, Control system, Radar, Engineering, Digital signal processing, Missile guidance

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