This has very real performance results. It reduces collateral damage in complex battle scenarios when firing artillery and other indirect weapons and the desired effect is achieved faster and with fewer rounds. This is important in “shoot and scoot” missions to maximize survivability, and it helps to reduce the total costs of operation. Effectively controlling the muzzle velocity gives you a better opportunity to achieve satisfactory results in both of these parameters.

Through features such as self-calibration and active motion compensation technologies, our muzzle velocity radars set the global standard for measurements of modern artillery with minimum maintenance and logistic requirements.

Our muzzle velocity radar is a straightforward, single-unit add-on to your weapon system. The system consists of an antenna with an integrated processor and an optional display unit placed near the gunner or battery commander.

Muzzle velocity is calculated using Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) and digital signal processing,
ranging from 30 to 3,000 meters per second.

The antenna unit contains all necessary electronics and an acoustic trigger. Its trigger and Doppler signals are digitized by the processor unit and stored for digital analysis immediately after recording. Its advanced trigger detection ensures correct operation, even when different nearby weapons are fired at the same time.

The result is visible to the Fire Control computer or on the optional display unit less than two seconds after fire.