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IRTS Infrared Threat Simulator

Fully computer-controlled

Efficient way to train crews in missile warning systems

Simulation of fast phenomena (eject and boost)

Radiometer for countermeasure evaluation(optional)

Customized missile profiles

Video-tracking system (optional)

User-friendly software

Features

The IRTS IRTS Infrared Threat Simulator is a medium to long-range electro-optical missile threat simulator for testing missile approach warning systems. It simulates any IR radiation profile, based on parameters such as the missile signature, atmospheric condition, missile speed, distances of up to 5 km and more. An integrated GPS synchronizes the IRTS to any other equipment used in the drill or experiment. IRTS is available as a broadband or spectral source for testing dual-color MWS.

The GPS can also synchronize between several IRTS’s to create a true "Missile-Field" simulation. Training crews can use the IRTS to learn how to operate missile warning systems and IR jammers. It also has an option for a video tracker, and a motorized pedestal. With the optional radiometer, the IRTS gives a complete analysis of missile simulation on the one hand and testing the IR jammers on the other.

Specifications

Specification	Value	Remarks
Beam Divergence	2.9°C	FWHM, very high flatness of field
Wavelength rang (µm)	Broadband MWIR
On-Axis Radiant Intensity (KWatt/str/µm)	Broadband configuration >1.2 in the 4.5 - 4.8 µm spectral band > 1.6 in the 3.5 - 4.0 µm spectral band Spectral configuration > 0.96 in the 4.5 - 4.8 µm spectral band > 1.28 in the 3.5 - 4.0 µm spectral band	Crosstalk of spectral units is < 10%
IR rise/fall time	< 15 ms	Full open to close
Stand off range	500 - 5,000m
Single engagement dynamic range	> 800
Warm-up time	< 10 mins
Environmental	10 - 40°C, no direct rain or snow	For optical unit
Weight	< 40 kg
Clear aperture diameter	50 cm