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Optically guided munition

Invented by: Paul D. Zemany
Amherst, NH

Mark A. Carlson
Amherst, NH

John A. Maynard
Amherst, NH

Originally Assigned to: BAE Systems Information And Electronic Systems Integration Inc.
Nashua, NH
[Now assigned to . . .]

Issued:2009-05-19
Filed:2006-02-07
Application No:11629062
Examined by:Gregory; Bernarr E

An optically guided mortar comprising a three axis canard assembly, an optical seeker, a guidance and control processor, and a fuze mechanism. The optical seeker is a direct replacement for existing standard mortar fuzes. The resulting system significantly improves current mortar circular error probability (CEP) and results in overall reduction of cost of target prosecution, reduction in collateral damage, improved crew survivability, and adds compatibility against limited non-stationary targets. The optical seeker detects an optical illuminator located at a target and supplies signals to the guidance and control processor which through a guidance algorithm supplies steering commands to drive motors of the three axis canard assembly which move a plurality of guidance canards to accurately direct the munition toward a target.

[pdf] U.S. Pat. No. 7,533,849

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