Control device using gas jets for a guided missile

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1982-06-28

1984-11-13

Schafer, Richard E.

Aeronautics and astronautics

Missile stabilization or trajectory control

Automatic guidance

23926519, F42B 1518

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044821077

ABSTRACT:
A control device using gas jets makes it possible to modify the flight direction of a guided missile. This device comprises an energy source supplying a gas flow to a set of fixed nozzles arranged in an annular member within which are coaxially placed movable sleeves, respectively provided with gas passage openings or ports. Means are provided for positioning these openings so as face the inlets of the nozzles, in order to divert the gas flow towards one of the nozzles.

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