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  • Common Smart Submunition

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    Александар Нуждић
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    The Common Smart Submunition (CSS) technology objective was completed in March 2009, achieving a Technology Readiness Level of 5. The CSS is a 128mm submunition designed to provide increased capability through a variety of platforms like missiles, projectiles, and UAS. It uses sensors and a combined effects warhead to detect and engage armored targets from up to 100m away while weighing less than 10lbs and costing under $10k per unit. Testing demonstrated the ability to defeat T-90 armor. Further work continues on applications for the Scorpion system, 155mm projectiles, NLOS-T, and UAS.

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    The Common Smart Submunition (CSS) technology objective was completed in March 2009, achieving a Technology Readiness Level of 5. The CSS is a 128mm submunition designed to provide increased capability through a variety of platforms like missiles, projectiles, and UAS. It uses sensors and a combined effects warhead to detect and engage armored targets from up to 100m away while weighing less than 10lbs and costing under $10k per unit. Testing demonstrated the ability to defeat T-90 armor. Further work continues on applications for the Scorpion system, 155mm projectiles, NLOS-T, and UAS.

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    Common Smart Submunition

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    Александар Нуждић
    The Common Smart Submunition (CSS) technology objective was completed in March 2009, achieving a Technology Readiness Level of 5. The CSS is a 128mm submunition designed to provide increased capability through a variety of platforms like missiles, projectiles, and UAS. It uses sensors and a combined effects warhead to detect and engage armored targets from up to 100m away while weighing less than 10lbs and costing under $10k per unit. Testing demonstrated the ability to defeat T-90 armor. Further work continues on applications for the Scorpion system, 155mm projectiles, NLOS-T, and UAS.

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    U.S.

    Army Armament Research, Development &


    Engineering Center
    Picatinny,
    y, NJ

    C
    Common Smart
    S S
    Submunition
    b i i (CSS)
    Pamela Ferlazzo
    zz
    APO CSS
    10 June 2009

    DTO JC.69
    Background
    • Common Smart Submunition is an Army
    T h l
    Technology Obj
    Objective
    ti (ATO) th
    thatt b
    began iin
    FY05 and was completed 31 Mar 09
    – CSS will provide an increased capability to
    the warfighter through a variety of platforms
    (missiles projectiles and UAS)
    (missiles,
    – Achieved TRL 5
    • T
    Textron
    t (Prime
    (P i Contractor)
    C t t ) was awarded d da
    40 month contract to build prototype
    submunition
    b iti
    ATO Focus
    Requirements Achievements
    • Defeat T 90 armor Met
    • < 10 lbs 8.62 lbs
    • < $10K/submunition $7 5K/10 000/yr
    $7.5K/10,000/yr
    • Probability of Detection >.95 >.85*
    • <128mm 128mm
    • Multiple platform applicability Met
    • UXO <1%1% TBD**
    *This is an average from two tests
    ** All Syste
    Systemssa
    are
    e des
    designed
    g ed for
    o meeting
    eet g tthis
    s requirement
    equ e e t
    CSS Concept
    p of Operations
    p
    Dispense From Carrier Applications:
    •Missiles
    •UAS
    •155mm
    155 P
    Projectiles
    j til
    Search for Target; •Scorpion
    Detect and Recognize Target;
    Select Aimpoin; Target KIllt

    Discriminating
    Affordable
    Lethal 30 Hz Spin
    p
    80 ft/sec (24m/s) Drop
    30 Degree Half Cone Angle
    0.5m Inter- scan Spacing

    328 ft (100 m)
    Technologies Explored
    • Sensors
    • Algorithms
    • W h d
    Warhead
    • Orientation and Stabilization
    Orientation and Stabilization –helo drop
    CSS Sensor Overview

    Fire Warhead Based


    Terminal Sensor On Instructions from
    (2 Active, 4 Passive IR) Aimpoint/Recognition Algo
    Warhead
    Detection
    Precursor Sensor R
    Recognition
    ii
    (2 Active, 8 Passive IR) Aimpoint Selection
    4 Active LADAR
    Rangefinders
    12 Element
    Passive IR
    Pushbroom Sensor
    Scan
    Captive
    p Flight
    g Testing
    g
    CSS Warhead Requirements
    • Standoff: 100 m SEFP
    Liner MEFPs
    • Dynamics: 30 hertz @ 30° angle CEW Liner

    • Warhead Type: Combined Effects MEFP SEFP


    Liner ((ring)
    g)
    – SEFP
    • Accuracy: 50 cm @ 100 m
    • Penetration:
    – Proof Target: X
    – Semi-Infinite Penetration: Y
    SEFP
    – MEFP
    • Alternate spay angles (0
    (0.4
    4° & 0.8
    0 8° ± 0.4
    0 4°))
    • Penetration: Z (70 m.)
    • Velocity at 100 m
    MEFPs
    Desired on Target Pattern
    CSS Current Design
    Common Smart Submunition (CSS)

    LADAR/IR
    Sensor Suite

    Tantalum
    Combined Effects
    Warhead
    ● Nominal Length – 4in (102.4mm)
    Before deploying Samara Wing and After deploying Samara Wing
    sensor suite ● Nominal Diameter – 5.1in (128mm) and sensor suite
    ● Nominal Weight – 8.6lbs (4.0kg)
    ● Nominal Cost - $7.5
    $7 5 k (10
    (10,000
    000 MSRP)
    Summary
    • ATO completion March 09 TRL 5 achieved
    • Continuing
    Contin ing efforts for Scorpion
    Scorpion, 155mm
    Projectile, NLOS-T and UAS
    • Congressional program for UAS
    application

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