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Acta Armamentarii ›› 2012, Vol. 33 ›› Issue (4): 503-507.

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Analysis of Detecting Performance of Active Sonar in Long-range Torpedo

YANG Xiu-ting, ZHAO Xiao-zhe   

  1. (Postdoctoral Station of Tactics, Navel Academy of PLA, Dalian 116018, Liaoning, China)
  • Received:2011-04-21 Revised:2011-04-21 Online:2014-03-04
  • Contact: YANG Xiu-ting E-mail:yangxiuting@yahoo.com.cn

Abstract: According to the shallow-water combat applications of submarine-launched torpedo, three typical hydrological conditions were used to calculate the detecting range and direction-finding error of torpedo flank array sonar by utilizing the mid-frequency active sonar pulse signals. The results show that, in the anti-ship warfare, the flank array sonar of submarine-launched torpedo can detect a surface target at long distance by intercepting the active pulse signals from the surface target, and the flank array sonar can use for homing due to its high direction-finding accuracy when a target is detected.

Key words: information processing, torpedo, flank array sonar, passive detection, beamforming

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