Accession Number:

ADP002840

Title:

Tactical Requirements Impact on Avionics/Weapon System Design,

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WESTINGHOUSE DEFENSE AND ELECTRONICS CENTER BALTIMORE MD

Report Date:

1983-10-01

Abstract:

The complexity of tactical weapon delivery has been greatly increased by the advent of new weapons, the enormity of enemy air defenses and the awesome capability of new digital technology. However, careful assessment of the tactical requirements becomes even more important if a truly effective marriage of airframe, avionics and weapons is to be achieved. A review of a typical tactical mission requirement battlefield interdiction establishes a base for derivation of functional requirements on which an integrated attack system architecture can be designed. The result is a need for a multi-sensor, multi-mode capability functionally integrated to achieve the flexibility required by the mission. Author

Supplementary Note:

This article is from 'Advanced Concepts for Avionics/Weapon System Design, Development and Integration: Conference Proceedings of the Avionics Panel Symposium (45th) Held at Ottawa, Canada on 18-22 April 1983,' AD-A138 600, p2-1-2-15.

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0015

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