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Broc0311 Combined Products New Layout Extra.Cdr PROUD INNOVATORS OF COMPETITIVE MISSILE, UAVS AND INTEGRATED AIR DEFENCE SOLUTIONS DENEL DYNAMICS Denel Dynamics has proved itself as an innovative leader in advanced systems technology. Its core business covers tactical missiles, precision-guided weapons, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVS) and integrated system solutions. Known for its forward-thinking approach to providing solutions for clients – its track record reflects that most clients start and continue their business journey with Denel Dynamics as it continues to break new grounds to develop, upgrade and integrate world-class products. Recent successful test flights yet again confirm excellent performance, denoting the desired outcomes and huge return on investment. Denel Dynamics’ products find themselves amongst a catalogue of choice by the international defence market. A UNIQUE POSITION SHARING AND PARTNERING Denel Dynamics serves both national strategic and defence Denel Dynamics has capability and sustainability as a one-stop obligations; while it strives to be profitable and commercially missiles, UAVS and integrated systems powerhouse. International viable. Supported by the South African Department of Defence partnering is an investment that goes far beyond funding, and we (DoD) and SA National Defence Force (SANDF), its products are have successfully proven our willingness to work together with designed to meet the needs of the South African government - with nations. By adopting a partnering approach, Denel Dynamics commercial export opportunities in mind. Satisfying customers in a spreads the workload and capabilities to the widest possible group diversity of markets is the main objective. of private and public South African companies while still maintaining its relationship with the DoD. It makes good economic sense and is of real benefit to the joint countries. PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT INNOVATION EVOLUTION With South Africa’s top engineering minds working for Denel The true character of the business is advanced technology prowess Dynamics, we are in the privileged position of creating exciting and the evolution of innovative ideas into quality, reliable, robust opportunities in the fields of maths and science; engineering and products and systems for end users. As a key supplier of defence technology. Quality skills transfer; engineering opportunity, requirements, one of Denel Dynamics’ reputed core competencies mentoring and bursaries are of key importance. It enables us to locally and internationally, is the fast turnaround of design and retain South Africa’s pool of talent while transforming our business development. and its people. The bottom line is to keep passing on our intellectual property and build upon our world class expertise. Advanced technology is our business trademark; thoroughly satisfied customers - our ultimate goal PROUD INNOVATORS OF COMPETITIVE MISSILE, UAVS AND INTEGRATED AIR DEFENCE SOLUTIONS AIR-TO-AIR ANTI-ARMOUR AIR DEFENCE SOW UAVS DISS 1 A-DARTER Fifth-generation Air-to-air Missile System A-Darter is a state-of-the-art, competitive, fifth-generation IIR air-to-air missile system. It is designed to meet the challenges of future air combat against next-generation fighters in a hostile ECM environment. PROUD INNOVATORS OF COMPETITIVE MISSILE, UAVS AND INTEGRATED AIR DEFENCE SOLUTIONS AIR-TO-AIR ANTI-ARMOUR AIR DEFENCE SOW UAVS DISS 2 GUIDED MISSILES Seeker Electronics Tail Control and IMU Autopilot Fins IIR Seeker Fuse Power Warhead Motor Servo TVC Pack and SAD Unit WHY A-DARTER IS PRINCIPLE OF IDEAL FOR YOUR OPERATION REQUIREMENT The A-Darter may be designated to a target by using the aircraft’s ! A-Darter is a leading wingtip radar, a helmet sight or the missile’s fifth-generation Imaging very effective autonomous scan Infrared (IIR) SRAAM that will feature if radar silence is required. enhance your platform’s lethality The seeker’s large look-angles and ! Denel Dynamics can be the airframe’s agility enable high contracted for prime missile off-boresight helmet-designated integration responsibility on your firings. Long-range intercepts platforms, as a cost-effective beyond IR detection range are also solution possible with the lock-on after launch capability of the A-Darter. ! Designed by Denel Dynamics (co-funded by Brazil), utilizing its 50 years of air-to-air missile AIRCRAFT experience INTEGRATION The A-Darter missile can be SYSTEM FEATURES integrated on the latest and older ! generation aircraft platforms. It has High agility (thrust vector already been integrated on the controlled) to handle the closest JAS-39 Gripen. Integration on the of close combats Hawk Mk 120 is under way. The ! A two-colour thermal imaging wingless missile design promotes a seeker with high sensitivity and a low-risk integration process. multi-mode ECCM suite ! Advanced digital processing capability ensures improved TECHNICAL DATA performance in terms of image detection, false target rejection, ! Length : 2 980 mm ECCM, guidance and control ! Diameter : 166 mm ! Lock-on after launch and ! Mass : 93 kg memory tracking capabilities ! A lightweight design compatible with traditional Sidewinder stations Target 3rd Generation 2nd Generation 4th Generation 4th Generation 5th Generation This brochure is for information only and shall not form part of any contract. Subject to improvements and alterations without notice. Copyright reserved. Published by Denel Dynamics Graphic Art Services, May 2013. 3 ALRRT-4M INGWE Armed, Long-range, Reconnaissance Turret (Alert) The ALRRT (Alert) armed, long-range, reconnaissance turret adds to the operational effectiveness of the highly lethal Ingwe anti-armour missile. Available in a variety of configurations (four missiles, two missiles with a 7.62 mm calibre machine gun, etc.), the turret can be integrated on a wide range of vehicles from Light Utility Vehicles (LUV) to heavy Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFV). PROUD INNOVATORS OF COMPETITIVE MISSILE, UAVS AND INTEGRATED AIR DEFENCE SOLUTIONS AIR-TO-AIR ANTI-ARMOUR AIR DEFENCE SOW UAVS DISS 4 GUIDED MISSILES Leading Boost Motor Accumulator Laser SYSTEM FEATURES Warhead Receiver ! Stabilized for reconnaissance and fire-on-the-move capability ! Remote-controlled from inside or outside the vehicle ! Lightweight and unmanned Main Thermal Battery Servo Autopilot and (non-intrusive), allowing Warhead and Gyro Assembly Power Supply integration on a wide range of vehicles PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION ! Full day and night capability coupled to automatic Ingwe uses laser beam-riding guidance. The missile automatically target-tracking determines its own position in the laser beam and manoeuvres onto the ! Advanced state-of-the-art line of sight. The missile follows the line of sight until the target is hit. The man-machine interface with warhead ensures effective target neutralization. colour displays The sighting system can vary from a non-stabilized optical sight to a more ! Easy to use, with low complex and integrated stabilized day/night sight for moving platforms. maintenance cost Automatic target-tracking modules can be added to ensure fully automatic ! High accuracy and advanced missile guidance after target lock-on by the operator. countermeasure resistance TECHNICAL DATA ! Mass: Turret only : 290 kg Turret armed (four missiles) : 400 kg ! Dimensions: Height : 668 mm Turret swept circle diameter : 1 630 mm Launcher swept circle diameter : 2 600 mm Ring gear diameter : 960 mm ! Elevation angles : -10o to +25o ! Sight Performance: Recognition (target: tank, visibility > 23 km) : 3 x TV fields of view: - WFOV (12o) : 950 m - IFOV (4o) : 2 700 m - NFOV (1.2o) : 6 300 m 2 x TIS fields of view: - WFOV (6.25o) - NFOV (1.3o) : 7 350 m ! Integrated Auto-tracker ! 24 V Electrical interface ! Adaptable to two missiles and light machine gun configuration (2M-MG) turret This brochure is for information only and shall not form part of any contract. Subject to improvements and alterations without notice. Copyright reserved. Published by Denel Dynamics Graphic Art Services, May 2013. 5 INGWE Precision-guided Missile Ingwe (African for ‘leopard’) is a jam-resistant, beam-rider missile with a tandem warhead that will penetrate up to 1 000 mm of Rolled Homogeneous Armour (RHA) after a single layer of reactive armour. It is designed to operate with the minimum of logistics support, making it ideal for severe or isolated battle conditions. It is suitable for deployment by infantry, armoured and helicopter forces. PROUD INNOVATORS OF COMPETITIVE MISSILE, UAVS AND INTEGRATED AIR DEFENCE SOLUTIONS AIR-TO-AIR ANTI-ARMOUR AIR DEFENCE SOW UAVS DISS 6 GUIDED MISSILES Leading Boost Motor Accumulator Laser Warhead Receiver Main Thermal Battery Servo Autopilot and Warhead and Gyro Assembly Power Supply SYSTEM FEATURES PRINCIPLE OF ! Multi-purpose missile for use by OPERATION infantry, armoured or helicopter Ingwe uses laser beam-riding forces against modern threats guidance. The missile automatically ! Crossfire capability from determines its own position in the adjacent platforms laser beam and manoeuvres onto Photo: Courtesy Jane’s ! High-speed launch from the line of sight. The missile follows helicopter platforms the line-of-sight until the target is hit. The warhead ensures effective ! Fire-on-the-move from land target neutralization. platforms The sighting system can vary from a ! High countermeasure resistance non-stabilized optical sight for light ! High-accuracy laser beam-riding vehicles to a more complex and guidance integrated stabilized day/night sight ! Short- and long-range for moving platforms
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