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DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT RADAR LOCATION AND AIR DEFENCE SPECIALIZED DATA PROCESSING COMPUTER Specialized data processing computer is designed for operation on tracked and wheeled transport vehicles as a computer of automated commander’s workstation. Overall dimensions: 200x300x150 Size of monitor by diagonal: 10,4 (26) inch (cm) Power consumption: not more than 50 W Main Specifications: COMPACT COMMAND RADIO LINE FOR ANTITANK SYSTEMS Main Specifications: Central processor АМD GEODE LX800 Core storage volume 128-1024 MB Disk memory volume 512 MB (1024 MB – on flash-disk) Interfaces: RS-232(422/485) with operating speed 250 Kbit/sec (up to1,5 Mbit/sec) 8 pcs. USB V2.0 4 pcs. Resolution 640 × 480 The compact command radio line is designed for radio-command control of antitank guided missiles and “Shturm”, “Ataka” – type and other projectiles. The command radio line includes: command transmission equipment (CTE) mounted on a carrier (helicopter, boat, ground installation); On-board shockproof receiving equipment mounted on a missile (projectile); Test and control equipment for CTE monitoring; Test and control equipment for monitoring the missile (projectile) receiver. Operating frequency band millimeter Radio control range up to 8 km Universal application (Air Forces, Navy and Land Forces), compact and miniature design, high noise immunity. PORTABLE COMMANDER’S TERMINAL The Commander’s Terminal is designed for use in a command, control and communication system of the land forces on tactical level as a radio terminal in a complete set with portable radio station and data communication equipment. Overall dimensions: 220x110x60 Supply voltage: 12 V Power consumption: 2,4 W Weight: not more than 2 kg Main Specifications: Operational device: processor type I486 clock rate 66 MHz Volatile memory space 2 MB RAM memory space 2 MB Input/output port СОМ1, СОМ2 type of interface RS-232/422/485 data transfer rate up to 115 kbit/sec Display: character cell number 4 × 20 size of displaying zone 77 × 26 mm 184
RADAR LOCATION AND AIR DEFENCE DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT СН-4312 ON-BOARD SATELLITE NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT СН-4312 equipment is designed for aircraft’s control as a part of complex aircraft avionics system in all flight phases, including the inaccurate landing activities. Voltage supply: +27 V Power consumed: not more than 20 W Main Specifications: Transceiver Data updating frequency Information field range of color LCD monitor User’s data base Digital interfaces ARINC 429 1PPS Analog interfaces outlets (± 10 V) current outlets (± 150 mV) GPS / Glonass/ SBAS: 24 channels 10 Hz 78,7x53,6 mm 1000 WPT and 90 routes 8 inputs / 4 outputs 1 channel 1 channel 3 channels EQUIPMENT OF SATELLITE NAVIGATION GLONASS AND GPS SYSTEMS USERS СН-3307 SNS СН-3307 user equipment is intended for interoperability with avionics of Su and MiG aircrafts in standalone and automatic modes. Main Specifications: Precision of definition: coordinates 20 m altitude 30 m current time 1 sec ground speed vector 0.2 m/sec UTC time mark 100 nsec track angle 0.5 Receive and sending of information from digital and analogue interfaces of Su and MiG type Aircrafts Supply voltage: 27 V Power consumption: 30 W Total weight of a complete set: 10,5 kg СН-4311 EQUIPMENT СН-4311 equipment is intended for: navigation problems solving and aeronavigation control according to RNP 0.3, RNP 1, RNP5, RNP12, RNP20 in all stages of flight; aircraft instrumentation centralized control in automatic and manual modes; aircraft navigation using. Weight, CU: no more than 4 kg Weight, MCDP: no more than 4 kg Weight, AU: no more than 0.5 kg Main Specifications: 24-channel receiver of GLONASS/GPS/SBAS signals Inputs/outputs of ARINC-429 interface: CU 32/16 MCDP 16/8 Inputs/outputs of one-time commands: CU 20/26 MCDP 8/8 185
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