Alq-144 manual

 · The AN/ALQ Infrared Jammer is an active, electromechanical, infrared countermeasures system that is used on a variety of Service helicopters. The Infrared Jammer is an omnidirectional.  · The AN/ALQ Infrared Jammer is an active, electromechanical, infrared countermeasures system that is used on a variety of Service helicopters. The Infrared Jammer is an omnidirectional, continuously operating, signal generating transmitter that mounts on the helicopter airframe. The Infrared Jammer emits spurious. The AN/ALQ, AN/ALQ, and AN/ALQ are US infra-red guided missile countermeasure devices. They were developed by Sanders Associates in the s to counter the threat of infra-red guided surface to air missiles like the 9K32 Strela While decoy flares were effective at jamming first generation infra-red guided missiles, each flare was only effective for a short period. If an aircraft Missing: manual.

The helicopter is fitted with a Lockheed Martin AN/ALQ electronic support measures system (ESM). Electronic warfare systems include the ATK AN/AAR missile warner, laser warning system, BAE Systems AN / ALQ infrared jammer and AN / ALE chaff and flare decoy dispenser. guidance mechanism of threat infrared missiles. there. are two configurations of the AN/ ALQAM which. AN/ALM X. differ only in the Operator Control Unit used. The (V) AN/USMA. X. system used the C/ALQA which controls only. modification of countermeasure sets an/alq(v)1 (nsn ) and an/alq(v)3 () installation of improved a9 circuit card in an/alqa transmitter, ta(v)1 (this item is included on em ) cecom: mwo active: 08/15/

items are listed in the Bulk Material Group of this manual. b. The following publications pertain to the AN/ALQ(V)1 and its components: TM , Countermeasures Set AN/ALQ(V)1 and AN/ALQ(V)3. TM P, Countermeasures Set AN/ALQ (V)1 and AN/ALQ/(V)3. TM M, Countermeasures Set AN/ALQ-. The AN/ALQ IR Countermeasures Set is an always-on infrared jammer, protecting against infrared missiles over a wide environmental range. The system is extremely flexible, as it offers multiple configurations to complement small-to medium- signature helicopters. It may operate independently or cohesively with a missile warning system and flares. This system was intended to replace the existing AN/ALQ, M, and AN/ALQ families of jammers, flare launchers, and missile warners. The CMWS allows for automatic or manual AN/ALE