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Krupp Atlas Elektronik Gmbh

Stn Atlas Elektronic Gmbh

Luitjen Ennenga

Hans Stana

Norbert Schulz

Wold Teuchert

Walter Weiland

A fire-control system for anti-aircraft defense systems, particularly mobile ones, having at least one launch apparatus for guided missiles that is pivotable in elevation and disposed on a platform that is pivotable in azimuth, has an optical target-tracking sensor that is rigidly coupled with the launch apparatus, a follow-up computer for panning the target-tracking sensor after targets, a directional angle computer for calculating lead and elevation of the guided missile during launch, and a control unit that has adjustment drives for the platform and launch apparatus, which unit pivots the platform in azimuth and the launch apparatus in elevation, and, prior to launch, locks the lead on the platform and the elevation on the launch apparatus. For the purpose of a very rapid second attack, the line of sight of the target-tracking sensor rigidly coupled with the launch apparatus is guided via a vertically and horizontally pivotable pivoting mirror that is positioned during lock-on of lead and elevation by azimuth and elevation angles that correspond to those for the platform and launch apparatus, but in a direction counter to the direction of displacement of the platform and launch apparatus.

Fire control device for, in particular, transportable air defense systems

An optoelectronic viewing system for imaging a field of view on a monitor includes a telescope for generating an optical image of the field of view, a scanning device for electronically scanning the optical image and an electronic evaluation unit for processing the scanning signals and displaying the image on the monitor. In order to create a field of view which is large enough for surveillance with a long-range viewing system that has sufficient resolution, a mirror system for pivoting the direction of beam incidence in the vertical and horizontal direction is placed ahead of the telescope. The mirror system is driven for reproducibly and consecutively passing through a succession of fixed predetermined pivoted positions. The scanned image signals obtained from the individual pivoted positions are combined into a field of view. In one embodiment, a small field of view contained within the large field of view, which can be positioned as desired within the large field of view and which is generated by a second telescope utilizing the same image scanning device and the same evaluation unit, can be displayed in parallel thereto.

Optoelectronic viewing system

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Luitjen Ennenga