Range correction module for a spin stabilized projectile

Aeronautics and astronautics – Missile stabilization or trajectory control – Externally mounted stabilizing appendage

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102293, F42B 1034

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ABSTRACT:
A range correction module which is designed to fit onto a spin stabilized ballistic projectile for correcting range error. The range correction module is a self-contained module within the fuze which screws into the forward portion of the projectile. The range correction module is designed such that changes are not required to the existing projectile. During the course correction phase, semi-circular plates will deploy from the module. The plates create a blunt cross-sectional area in front of the projectile, thus creating more drag and effectively slowing the projectile.

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