What do precision guided weapons mainly include?

Precision guided weapons include precision guided missiles, aerial bombs, artillery shells, rockets and other weapons.

1, missile.

Missile is a weapon system that can automatically guide and control the flight path. According to different purposes and models, missiles can be divided into air-to-ground missiles, air-to-air missiles and anti-ship missiles. Missiles can be guided by infrared, laser and radar. In order to achieve a precise blow to the target.

2. Bomb.

A bomb is a weapon system that can explode in the air or on the ground. According to different uses and models, bombs can be divided into ordinary bombs, guided bombs and gliding bombs. Guided bombs can be guided by GPS, laser and infrared. To achieve a precise blow to the target.

3. rockets.

A rocket is a weapon system that can be launched in the air or on the ground. According to different uses and models, rockets can be divided into multi-tube rockets, single-tube rockets and ship-borne rockets. Rockets can be guided by GPS, laser, infrared and other means to achieve accurate attack on the target.

4. Shells.

Cannonball is a weapon system that can be fired by artillery. According to different purposes and models, artillery shells can be divided into anti-aircraft artillery shells, anti-tank artillery shells and anti-ship artillery shells. Cannonballs can be guided by GPS, laser and inertial navigation. To achieve a precise blow to the target.

Definition of precision guided weapons;

Precision guided weapon is a kind of weapon system that can accurately strike the target. It can accurately guide weapons to fly to the target by various means, such as radar, GPS, inertial navigation and other technologies. Compared with traditional weapons, precision guided weapons have higher hit rate and killing effect, and can play an important role in war.

The working principle of precision guided weapons is to use advanced electronic and computer technology to input the position and movement information of the target into the weapon system, and then guide the weapon through the guidance system to make it fly to the target accurately to strike.

Guidance system usually includes radar, GPS, laser, infrared and other technologies, which can be selected and combined according to different operational environments and target characteristics.

There are many kinds of precision guided weapons, such as missiles, bombs, rockets and shells. These weapon systems can be designed and produced according to different purposes and requirements, such as air-to-ground missiles, air-to-air missiles, anti-tank missiles, anti-ship missiles and so on. In practical application, precision guided weapons can be used to attack various targets, such as enemy positions, vehicles, ships and so on.