Ammunition and explosives – Igniting devices and systems – Ignition or detonation circuit
Patent
1978-09-05
1981-12-22
Buczinski, S. C.
Ammunition and explosives
Igniting devices and systems
Ignition or detonation circuit
102214, 250214B, 343 7PF, 356 4, F42C 1302, H01J 4014
Patent
active
043065007
ABSTRACT:
An active optical target detecting device is provided for a missile. A transmitter radiates within the optical spectrum. This radiation is subject to scattering by water droplets in the atmosphere which may be due to clouds, fog, rain or other adverse weather conditions. In order to improve the signal-to-noise ratio two receivers that are associated with each transmitter are angularly displaced by equal angles from the transmitter. Hence, each receiver receives only one half of the undesirable backscatter radiation. Therefore, the target may be more readily detected even in the presence of backscatter.
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Castanien Rodney L.
Young Lee G.
Bissell Henry M.
Buczinski S. C.
General Dynamics Pomona Division
Johnson Edward B.
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