Comparison of characteristics of several missiles from various countries

Comparison of the characteristics of several missiles from various countries

The minimum shooting distance is 300 meters, the maximum shooting distance is 20,000 meters, the detection angle is ±45 degrees, and the target is designed to guide the head The angular rate needs to be less than 60 degrees/second, the target minimum altitude is 20 meters, the maximum altitude is 20,000 meters, the target overload needs to be below 12g, the target speed should not be greater than 2500 kilometers/hour, the carrier aircraft overload needs to be below 8g, for fixed-wing aircraft The kill rate of class targets is 60%. The installed MK-80 omnidirectional infrared guidance head has a minimum detection distance of 10,000 meters and a maximum detection distance of 15,000 meters. The field of view range is ±45 degrees before launch and the viewing angle after launch is ±60 degrees. It only takes 1 second from the guidance head to lock the target and launch. In terms of detection angle, when the R-73 series is paired with the new Flanker fighter, it can achieve omnidirectional protection regardless of its detection angle. This is attributed to the fighter's omnidirectional sight detection and locking capabilities and the missile's ability to launch over the shoulder and backward.

The Hongqi-9 uses terminal active radar guidance, the operating frequency band is G-band, the length of the projectile is 6.51m, and its conductor length is compared to the 48N6 series used by the Russian SA-10 air defense missile PMU series The 7.5m conductor length is slightly small. The land-based Hongqi-9 uses the SJ-212 phased array search/fire control radar, which is an enlarged and improved version of the SJ-202 phased array of the Kaishan-1 (KS-1) surface-to-air missile previously developed by the Second Aerospace Academy. The single-sided antenna can cover an azimuth angle of 120 degrees, with a peak power of 1,000,000W and an average power of 60,000W. It can simultaneously track 100 air targets within a distance of 300 kilometers and an altitude of less than 7,000m, and automatically conducts threat assessments to select the six most threatening ones. The target is given priority for engagement. The minimum reaction time from the time the radar contacts the target to the launch of the missile for engagement is 12 seconds, and the maximum reaction time is 15 seconds.

This high subsonic sea-skimming anti-ship missile is available in ship-to-ship and air-to-ship types. Its power unit is a turbojet engine, so its range is relatively long, up to 120,000 meters. The guidance method uses mid-course inertial guidance and terminal active radar guidance. The warhead is equipped with a broadband frequency band with better anti-interference performance, resulting in a better agile active radar seeker. In recent years, an infrared imaging seeker has been developed for this missile, and the two seekers are interchangeable. Before the "Harpoon" missile is launched, target data is provided through the detection system on the carrier aircraft, and then the signal is input into the missile's computer.