GOS-1 STABILISED OBSERVATION AND TRACKING HEAD

The GOS-1 is a technologically advanced device featuring numerous utility functions that facilitate its
integration with various systems, such as anti-aircraft weapon modules.

The GOS-1 is a technologically advanced device featuring numerous utility functions that facilitate its integration with various systems, such as anti-aircraft weapon modules. It serves as a crucial component of the SKO 23 mm anti-aircraft missile and artillery set ZU-23-2SP, part of the ‘PILICA’ system, with the ‘videotracker’ being a key element.

DISTINGUISHING FEATURES:

Precise Target Tracking: operates in conjunction with the videotracker.
Wide Tracking Speed Range: capable of homing and tracking speeds ranging from less than 100
rad/sec to over 2 rad/sec.
Compact Design: combines all controls into one unit for a streamlined, integrated solution.
Small Size and Weight: facilitates easy integration into combat platforms (including vehicles, weapons modules, and anti-aircraft sets).
Customisable Sensor
Configuration: allows the integration of thermal imaging cameras, TV cameras, and laser rangefinders according to individual user requirements.

APPLICATIONS:

Fire control systems for onboard weapons.
Observation and targeting systems.

GOD-1

The GOD-1 optoelectronic head is designed for use in detection, observation, tracking, and targeting systems against ground and airborne targets under both day and night lighting conditions.

MOS-1

The MOS-1 Imaging Head is a prototype developed for guided antitank missiles, designed to function as a key component of the missile guidance system.

GOC-1

The GOC-1 optoelectronic head is designed for use in detection, observation, tracking, and targeting systems against ground and airborne targets under both day and night lighting conditions.

Back to list