Embedded Tracking System for Ground Moving Vehicle

Abdelaty, Bahaaeldin Gamal; Ouda, Ahmed Nasr; Elhalwagy, Yehia Z.; Elnashar, Gamal

doi:10.21608/asat.2017.22787

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“…Bahaaeldin et al (2018) represented a model for reducing the operator's effort during optical ATGM tracking through a built-in tracking system where System on Chip technology provides excellent opportunities for the design and implementation of a real-time tracking system [16]. Bahaaeldin et al (2017) [17] represented design and implementation of embedded tracking system capable of dealing with slow motion ground vehicle, which is carried out to upgrade the second-generation anti-tank guided missile system (ATGM), which is based on manual target tracking, to the third generation ATGM (Fire and Forget system), which is based on automatic target tracking. Ćosić et al (1999) [18] showed HIL simulation presented through the very complex problem of modernization of the semiautomatic command to line of sight (SACLOS) missile system.…”

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Analysis of the development of five generation of anti-armor missile systems

Radovanović,

Petrovski,

Smileski

et al. 2023

Sci Tech Rev

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The modern way of conducting combat operations has led to an expansion in the development of various combat systems. Experiences from modern military operations indicate that regardless of the place of combat operations, maneuvering ground or urban space, the systems for counter-attack ATGMs represent a very important weapon that contributes to the success of combat operations and is significantly represented in the arsenal of many armies. The paper presents the development of five generations of anti-armor missile systems, as important weapons whose main task is to destroy and neutralize tanks, combat armored vehicles, MRAP vehicles and non-combat vehicles, fortifications and bunkers at different firing ranges. Different tactical-technical features of the mentioned systems, development of several different types and generations of anti-aircraft missiles and the conditions in which they are used have led to the complexity of the problem of anti-aircraft missile systems research. An analysis of the development of anti-armor missile systems was carried out and a conclusion was drawn on the degree of efficiency of the mentioned systems in combat operations, with a proposal for the implementation of anti-armor missile systems of the third, fourth and fifth generation in infantry units. The paper also shows the requirements for the next generation of anti-armor systems.

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