Active Radar Missile Seekers
Clive M. Alabaster
Abstract
Clive M. Alabaster
Abstract
This chapter considers the case of a hypothetical, but realistic, medium-range air-to-air missile using a fully active pulse Doppler radar seeker for terminal phase guidance. To scope this application, this chapter starts with a short overview of guided weapons system employing radar-based seekers followed by a brief discussion on the interaction between the seeker and other aspects of the guided weapon that influence the seeker design.
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This chapter considers the case of a hypothetical, but realistic, medium-range air-to-air missile using a fully active pulse Doppler radar seeker for terminal phase guidance. To scope this application, this chapter starts with a short overview of guided weapons system employing radar-based seekers followed by a brief discussion on the interaction between the seeker and other aspects of the guided weapon that influence the seeker design.
Key concepts: Aeronautics, Missile, Seekers, Radar, Aerospace engineering, Remote sensing, Political science, Computer science