Penicillin
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : January 2021
Total Production : ?
Model | Status | Year | Produced |
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Penicillin | Active | 2021 | ? |
Penicillin
Group : Surveillance Vehicles
Status : Active
Also Known As : 1B75, 1B76, Penitsillin
Origin : Russia
Contractor : Ruselectronics
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : January 2021
Total Production : ?
The Penicillin is a counter-battery passive sensor system designed to determine the firing spots of howitzers, mortars, multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS), anti-aircraft and tactical missiles at a distance of up to 25 kilometers. The system can pinpoint the location of hostile artillery in less than five seconds without any radiofrequency emission based solely on a combination of visible and infrared imaging (1B75 sensor suite) along with acoustic and seismic signals (1B76 sensor suite). The system is mounted on a single 8x8 Kamaz-6350 truck and can be operated remotely. Besides, the vehicle's real-time communication system has an effective range of 40 kilometers. The Penicillin sensor system has been designed by Ruselectronics is expected to enter mass production for the Russian Armed Forces by 2019. The system was undergoing trials in May 2017 and is totally immune to anti-radiation missiles or any other means used to neutralize fire finding radars. The system entered service in January 2021.
Operators
Country | Status | State | Notes |
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Specifications
Notes | ||
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Wheel Drive | 8 | |
Wheels | 8 | |
Performance | ||
Max Detection Range | 25 kilometer | |
Time | ||
Reaction Time | 5 second |
Gear
Military Trucks | ||
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Kamaz-63501 | 1 |
News
It analyzes sound waves of artillery and mortar fire coming to its receivers, while a high sensor sensitivity allows detecting the sound of an artillery shot at a distance
"This system is designed to detect the enemy with the help of acoustics, to spot the enemy’s actions, such as salvoes from cannons, howitzers, HIMARS and so on," a commander
As compared to most similar equipment, the Penitsillin automated artillery and battlefield reconnaissance system uncovers enemy artillery with the help of the new principle
This week, Ruselectronics, the company behind the 'Penicillin' automated artillery reconnaissance system, announced that the advanced new system would go into production
Notes
State Latest Known holdings/Original Procurement
Com - Date of Commissioning
Decom - Date of Decommissioning
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