Akash's first radio frequency seeker handed over to DRDO
Defence
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Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) has given the first Radio Frequency (RF) Seeker of Akash – the Next Generation Weapon System to the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO). This RF Seeker was produced at BDL's newly set-up Seeker Facility Centre (SFC), which uses advanced technology.
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Seeker is a critical and technology-intensive subsystem used in surface-to-air missiles and air-to-air missiles for target tracking in the terminal stage.
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The RF seeker has been designed by DRDO's Research Center Imarat, and manufactured by BDL at its state-of-the-art seeker facility set up at BDL, Kanchanbagh Unit in Hyderabad.
About Missiles:
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Missiles are sophisticated, self-propelled flying weapons designed to carry an explosive warhead with high speed and precision.
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They are capable of adjusting their trajectory during flight, making them effective in targeting moving objects or specific locations.
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Missiles come in various types and sizes, ranging from small, portable anti-tank missiles to large, long-range ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
Some examples of Missiles:
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Name of the Missile |
Category of Missile |
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MICA |
Air to Air Missile |
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Astra Missile |
Air to Air Missile |
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Novator K-100 |
Medium Range Air to Air Missile |
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Trishul |
Short Range Surface to Air Missile |
