ANV-353
Doppler Velocity Sensor
The ANV-353 is a fully digital DVS that provides a continuous and accurate three axes velocity measurement for both fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft applications.
It is a single-unit, low-power sensor, specifically designed for integrated systems. The applications of DVS ANV-353 are the following:
- Source of velocity vector data for Doppler/Heading Navigation
- Source of velocity vector for approach down to hover and hover for Autopilot
- Source of velocity vector for ASW sonobuoy control
- Source of velocity vector data for weapons aiming during NOE attack for anti-tank helicopter
- Source of velocity vector data for INS/Doppler hybrid navigation
- Source of velocity vector data for INS in-flight alignment using Doppler
- Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: (L x W x H) 365 mm x 437 mm x 60 mm
- Weight (max): 5.5 kg
- Velocity range:
- Vx: -25 m/sec to +125 m/sec
- Vy: -50 m/sec to +50 m/sec
- Vz: -25 m/sec to +25 m/sec
- Linear acceleration:
- x: ±1 g
- y: ±1 g
- z: -1 g to + 3.5 g
- Altitude range: 0.6 to 7000 m above sea level
- Accuracy (2 SIGMA):
- Vx <0.25% Vt+0.1 m/sec
- Vy <0.25% Vt+0.1 m/sec
- Vz <0.25% Vt+0.1 m/sec where Vt2 =Vx2 +Vy2 +Vz2
- Acquisition/tracking:
- Fully automatic within 2 seconds, no
warm up required - 3 beam tracking capability, continuous validity/reasonableness checking
- Fully automatic within 2 seconds, no
- Beam geometry: 4 beams Janus configuration time shared
- RF power: 50 mW radiated at 13.325 GHz (typical)
- Modulation: FM/CW optimized for flight envelope
- Power: 28 VDC, 35 W max
- Environment: MIL-HDBK-5400, Class 1A, MIL-STD 810E
- Cooling: Convection, heat sink dissipation