Automatic setting: Range data is derived from the fire control system
of the tank, and then translated into the timesetting.
This is then transmitted to the fuze, by the
fuze-setter, through induction methods.
Automatic setting
system:
Automated by the system fuze-setter, through
receiving coil when fuze is set to “auto”. The data
is kept in memory for a practically unlimited period
of time, or until it is reset , generated by the fire
control system, and transmitted by the fuze-setter.
Manual Setting: Setting is performed on “range to target” data.
Range indication is internally translated into
time setting.
Manual setting
system:
Digital setting, positive self-locking by three
setting rings.
SETTING SYSTEM
N\A
ACCURACY
The maximum range deviation of the fuze is 10m.
The standard deviation of the delay error is less than 0.01 seconds
(when on automatic setting mode).
POWER SUPPLY
Reserve battery.
ARMING
By two independent
arming mechanisms:
Set-back force of 50g minimum.
Spin rate of 1700 RPM minimum.
BACK-UP
N\A
FUZE INITIATION
N\A
SAFETY
N\A
HUMAN ENGINEERING
N\A
EXPLOSIVE OUTPUT
258mg RDX.
TEMPERATURE LIMITS
Operation: From -40°c to +63°c
Storage: From -46°c up +71°c
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Overall length: 133.6mm maximum
Intrustion size: 38.1mm maximum
Cross section diameter: 61.2mm
Thread size: 1.9”-16UNS-1A
Weight: 0.68kg
MILITARY STANDARDS
MIL-STD-331: Environmental and performance tests for fuze
and fuze components.
MIL-STD-333: Fuze, projectiles and accessory contours.
STANAG 4187: Fuzing system - safety design requirements.
MIL-STD-1316: Fuze design, safety criteria.