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21 July 2000 Modular miniature integrated sight: a high-performance man-portable sensor
Joseph Kostrzewa, Dale Aske, Sam S. Nishikubo, Gerald R. Pruitt, Colin N. Sakamoto, Richard R. Smith
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Abstract
Raytheon Electronics Systems, under contract from the DARPA Advanced Technology Office, has designed, fabricated and delivered the Modular Miniature Integrated Sight (M2IS). M2IS is a rifle-mounted system that integrates a high- performance multispectral sensor with an eyesafe laser rangefinder and a digital compass. A cooled 480 X 640 InSb focal plane array and multi-FOV reflective optics provide capability to acquire and identify targets at ranges of several kilometers. The LRF and compass facilitate hand- off to remote fire power. M2IS provides the soldier an integrated surveillance, targeting, and fire control system that consumes less than 6.5 W and weighs less than 7.5 lbs. This paper describes measured performance and capabilities of the system.
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Joseph Kostrzewa, Dale Aske, Sam S. Nishikubo, Gerald R. Pruitt, Colin N. Sakamoto, and Richard R. Smith "Modular miniature integrated sight: a high-performance man-portable sensor", Proc. SPIE 4040, Unattended Ground Sensor Technologies and Applications II, (21 July 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.392570
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Electronics

Staring arrays

Short wave infrared radiation

Imaging systems

Laser range finders

Surveillance

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