Muzzle velocity compensating apparatus and method for a remote s

Ammunition and explosives – Igniting devices and systems – Ignition or detonation circuit

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102276, 89 6, F42C 1106

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042677769

ABSTRACT:
A desired range is selected prior to firing the projectile carrying the remote set fuze and after firing a Doppler radar provides Doppler pulses proportional to the relative velocity of the projectile. Constant frequency pulses are counted during a predetermined number of the Doppler pulses to provide an indication of the actual velocity of the projectile and the preselected range-to-function is achieved by means of a time-to-function adjustment to compensate for differences between the actual velocity and a predicted velocity. The adjusted time-to-function is transmitted to the remote set fuze in a coded form.

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