Tactical airborne sensors: some thoughts on the future

Article Abstract:

Airborne sensor and sensor fusion technology will undergo dramatic improvements over the next 25 years. More accurate sensors should provide their platforms with more lethality, greater survivability and more impact. Specifically, pilots will attain full spherical awareness and will be able to see beyond the horizon. Pilots will also be able to target moving ground targets in all weather situations thanks to RF.

Aircraft Integrated Weapons Systems, Integrated weapons systems, Aircraft weapons

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Modular avionics brings the information to the pilot: the Swedish approach

Article Abstract:

The Swedish JAS-39 GRIPEN multi-role combat aircraft program features a modular avionics system that can be configured for different platform requirements. The development of the system by Ericsson Saab Avionics AB is discussed.

Product development, Sweden, Ericsson Saab Avionics

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The evolution of avionic system architectures

Article Abstract:

An overview of the history of avionic systems in military aircraft is presented. It covers the implementation of avionic architecture in the 1950s through the modular avionic concepts of 2000.

History

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