WO2005066024A1 - Systeme optronique modulaire embarquable sur un porteur - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a modular optronic system that can be carried on a carrier, of the combat aircraft, helicopter or drone type.
- Most airborne optronic systems intended for observation, recognition and laser designation come in the form of either a nacelle (or pod according to the Anglo-Saxon expression) with a movable turret at the front end, or a ball integrating all the sensors.
- FIGS. 1A and 1B thus respectively represent a pod type system and a ball type system, according to the prior art.
- the pod 10 comprises a front section 101 equipped with the optronic sensor (s), a laser if necessary, for example a designation laser, and the stabilization and orientation mechanism line of sight.
- the pod also includes a central section 102, which contains all of the electronics, and a rear section 103 containing a thermal conditioning system for the entire pod.
- the pod is fixed to the carrier, directly or via a pylon, by means of fasteners 104 fixed on the central section.
- fasteners 104 fixed on the central section.
- Several architectures are known for the front section. According to a variant, all of the sensors, the laser, and the stabilization and orientation line of sight mechanism are positioned in a gimbal movable in rotation around the axis of the pod in order to address the line of sight in the viewing space.
- This variant has the particular disadvantage of limiting the number of implantable sensors and making it very difficult, if not impossible, the scalability of the sensors and particularly of the laser, because a change of one of these elements placed in the gimbal, causes a resizing of the whole gimbal.
- the laser and / or the optronic sensors are placed in the front section, but outside the gimbal. This facilitates the scalability of the sensors and / or the laser but increases the length of the front section and its mass, which is detrimental to the mechanical stabilization of the assembly.
- the optronic ball 11 comprises a mechanical structure 111, movable for the orientation in bearing of the line of sight, inside which are grouped together all the optronic sensors, laser and stabilization and orientation mechanism line of sight, this compact structure being fixed to the carrier directly or through a chassis.
- a porthole 112 with one or more windows allows the passage of the incident and emitted light flux.
- the present invention overcomes the aforementioned drawbacks by proposing a new concept of on-board, modular optronic system, which can adapt to any type of carrier and offering great possibilities of scalability without the need to redevelop a new system.
- the invention provides a modular optronic system embeddable on a carrier, comprising at least one optronic element having a line of sight addressable in a given space, and comprising a mechanical structure intended for the interface with the carrier as well as a line of sight orientation and stabilization mechanism, characterized in that said mechanical structure comprises a section-shaped module with three interfaces, including said interface with the carrier and two lateral interfaces suitable for receiving other modules, and that said optronic element and the line of sight orientation and stabilization mechanism are directly integrated into the section-shaped module.
- the structure equipped with a section-shaped module and intended to receive the optomechanical assembly also offers improvements in terms of mechanical stabilization performance and reduction of aero-optical effects.
- Other advantages and characteristics will appear more clearly on reading the description which follows, illustrated by the appended figures which represent: - Figures 1 A and 1 B, two examples of optronic systems according to the prior art (already described); - Figures 2A and 2B, the diagram according to two views of an example of an on-board modular optronic system according to the invention; - Figures 3A and 3B, an example of a modular optronic system according to the invention, mounted respectively on a pylon and in a container; - Figure 4, an embodiment of the mechanical structure of said system according to the invention; - Figures 5A and 5B two examples of modular systems according to the invention equipped with their respective module kits.
- the on-board optronic system comprises at least one optronic sensor, for example a camera, defining a line of sight which must be able to be addressed in a given space. It can also include a laser, for example for target designation. It is equipped with a stabilization and orientation mechanism for the line (s) of sight defined by the sensor (s), and by the laser if necessary.
- the system is modular, comprising in particular a mechanical structure intended for the interface with the carrier, said mechanical structure comprising a central module in the form of a section with three interfaces, including said interface with the carrier and two lateral interfaces intended to receive other modules.
- the line of sight orientation and stabilization mechanism is directly integrated in the central module in the form of a section. The advantages of such a structure are manifold. As the opto-mechanical components are located in the central module, the aero-optical and heating effects of the components are significantly reduced. Mechanical stability is better because the system is fixed to the carrier by its heavier part and the most sensitive to environments, that is to say the central module comprising all the opto-mechanical components.
- FIGS. 2A and 2B represent diagrams of views of a module 20 in the form of a section of the system according to the invention according to an example.
- FIG. 3 shows an on-board system 30 according to the invention fixed to a carrier (not shown) via a pylon 31.
- the central module 20 equipped with an interface 21 with the carrier and two lateral interfaces 22A and 22B, is intended to receive the optomechanical mechanism 23 for orientation and stabilization of line of sight, an optronic assembly 24 with one or more optronic sensors and a laser if necessary, an electronic assembly 25 comprising all the processing electronics, such as power supplies. Thanks to the architecture with central module of the optronic system according to the invention, it is possible to address the line of sight in a bearing angle of 2 ⁇ steradians, which is not possible with an on-board optronic system of pod type of the prior art.
- the central module comprises for example a follower hood 26, formed of a ball with at least one window 27 transparent in a spectral band of the optronic system, mounted movable in bearing on the module 20 in the form of a section and in which is built-in orientation and stabilization mechanism 23.
- the follower cover allows addressing in the field of lines of aiming with an angle of 360 ° and an accuracy of the order of a milliradian typically, while the orientation and stabilization mechanism allows, for example by a set of mirrors, the fine adjustment in elevation and in bearing (typically 10 to 30 microradians).
- the line-of-sight orientation and stabilization mechanism 23 can be mounted directly in the follower hood or, as will be described in detail below, fixed on a platform suspended in the follower hood for applications requiring very high good stabilization performance.
- the follower hood is retractable, allowing when the optronic functions of the system are not used, to increase the aerodynamics of the on-board system as well as to increase the radar discretion.
- all the optronic elements are integrated in the optronic assembly 24, only the orientation and stabilization mechanism being integrated in the follower hood, which gives a great adaptability of the system since a sensor can be changed inside the optronic assembly 24, without the rest of the central module needing to be resized.
- the optronic elements include at least one sensor, such as a visible camera, one or more infrared cameras, an active imaging detector, and can include a laser source.
- the follower hood may be equipped with several portholes adapted to said spectral bands.
- the optronic system includes a laser
- this will advantageously be integrated into the central module outside the follower hood, so that it can intervene on the laser without changing the entire optomechanical part.
- the laser requires a suitable cooling system which, if it is integrated in the follower hood, requires a specific dimensioning thereof.
- the change of laser, by another laser more or less powerful than the previous one, would therefore require an adaptation of the cooling system and consequently, the resizing of the follower hood.
- the central module is equipped with a suspended plate, the laser source will advantageously be fixed on this plate, for example accessible by a hatch to be able to allow maintenance and / or change of the laser.
- FIG. 3A illustrates an on-board optronic system 30, fixed to a carrier by means of the pylon 31.
- the interface 21 with the pylon is an electrical and mechanical interface.
- the system comprises two side modules 32A, 32B, respectively fixed by the interfaces 22A, 22B, examples of which will be described below.
- the interfaces 22A, 22B are mechanical (in the case of a simple fairing), electrical and or hydraulic to allow the interface with a lateral module constituting, for example, a system temperature conditioning module.
- FIG. 3B illustrates an on-board optronic system reduced to the central module 20 and integrated in a fuel canister 33 of a carrier, the canister 33 being itself fixed to the carrier by the pylon 31.
- FIG. 4 represents an exemplary embodiment of the mechanical structure of the system according to the invention, comprising a follower cover 26 movably mounted in bearing on the central module in the form of a section 20.
- the stabilization and stabilization mechanism 23 line of sight orientation is fixed on a platform 40 intended to be suspended in the follower hood.
- This type of architecture will be preferred for optronic systems of the recognition or target designation type, which require very large stabilization performance (typically a few tens of micro radians).
- FIGS. 5A and 5B illustrate in two examples and not limiting the lateral modules which can be connected to the lateral interfaces of a central module 20 in the form of a section of the system according to the invention.
- FIG. 5A illustrates the case of an optronic system intended to be carried on an aircraft type carrier and FIG.
- FIG. 5B the case of an optronic system intended to be carried on a drone type carrier.
- the first is a simple fairing (module 501), the sole function of which is to optimize the aerodynamic shape of the on-board system. In its minimum version, the on-board system may include only two such fairings.
- the second module shown (502) is a module for recording the data acquired by the various sensors of the central module.
- the third module (503) is a module which includes both the data recording function and that of data transmission to the ground. This function is performed with a radome associated with an antenna.
- the fourth module (504) diagrams an environmental control module for cooling the system.
- the fifth module (505) combines the functions of conditioning and transmission of data to the ground.
- This list is not exhaustive.
- different side modules can be provided, ensuring a particular function or a combination of them.
- FIG. 5B represents examples of lateral modules, marked 506 to 512, intended for a central module 20 for an optronic system on board a drone.
- the modules 506, 507, 510 represent modules for transmitting data on the ground with a mono-directional (506, 510) and omni-directional (507) antenna.
- the module 511 includes, in addition to the data transmission function on the ground, the data recording function.
- the modules 508, 509 and 512 are additionally equipped with a landing gear for the drone.
- the modules 508 and 512 comprise in addition to the landing gear respectively the data transmission and the data transmission plus the recording.
- the module 509 includes, in addition to the landing gear and data transmission, the propulsion engine of the drone.
- FIG. 6 represents a drone obtained with an on-board optronic system 60 of the type of that described in FIG. 5B.
- the central module 20 are connected two side modules 601, 602 each comprising, in addition to functions of the data transmission type on the ground, recording, etc., a landing gear 603.
- the rear side module 602 is equipped with addition in this example of a propulsion engine for the drone.
- the examples of the on-board optronic system described above are not limiting.
- this new concept of modular architecture allows a central positioning of the center of gravity as well as a gain in mass compared to the traditional architecture of a nacelle, by the reduction in mass of the additional modules which do not participate in the stiffness of the module optronics.
- the applicant has shown that thanks to such a structure, the drag is reduced because it no longer has a half sphere at the front point of the pod for aerodynamic flow.
- the aerodynamic heating levels are lower than in a traditional structure because the surfaces at stopping temperature are less, in particular at the level of the sensors.
- the levels of vibratory environment can also be greatly reduced for the design of the sub-assemblies thanks to a suitable centering of the gyrostabilized part with respect to the carrier, thanks to good mechanical strength with respect to the points of attachment to the carrier.
- the radar discretion is increased compared to a “ball” type architecture by the possible retraction of the follower hood.
- the invention further relates to a method for producing a set of on-board optronic systems, each optronic system being adapted to a given mission, comprising the production of a central module common to the optronic systems of the set from specifications given for each mission, then for each system, the creation of side modules specific to said mission.
- the designer of this new generation on-board optronic system according to the invention will first define the central module in the form of a section, intended to receive the optronic elements and the orientation line stabilization and orientation mechanism and which will be a common central module of a set or 'kit' of different on-board optronic systems. For this, it will define a set of missions, for example of the reconnaissance type, laser guided weaponry, navigation, active imagery, etc.
- This first step will allow him to size the central module common to the kit of systems adapted to each mission.
- This central module will present in particular an entrance pupil, a quality of stabilization, a harmonization, a deflection of line of sight given according to said specifications.
- the designer can define the lateral modules adapted to each mission, such as a temperature conditioning module, a data recording and / or data transmission module on the ground, a landing gear for the drone kit , etc.
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