DIRECTED ENERGY
WEAPONS
SUBMITTED
BY
VISHAL RAMBHAU BAIT
INDEX
1.INTRODUCTION
2.WHAT IS DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPONS?
3. TYPE OF DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPONS
3.1 ) MICROWAVES WEAPONS
3.2 ) LASER WEPONS
4. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HPM & LASER
5. EXAMPLE OF DEW WEAPONS
6. ADVANTAGE
7. DISADVANTAGE / LIMITATIONS
8. APPLICATIONS
9. REFERENCES
10. CONCLUSION
INTRODUCION
 After dacade of research and development DEW become a
operational reality such weapon generate stream of
elecromagnetic energy that precisely aimed over long
distance to disable or destroy target.
 Directed energy weapon is the most powerful weapon
In this century and it is the game changing technology in the
war.
 The electromagnetic spectrum is critical enabler for the
militaries.
 In future war will be won by whichever side best exploits the
electromagnetic spectrum.
WHAT IS DIRECTED ENERGY
WEAPONS?
A Directed Energy Weapon emits highly focused energy,
transferring that energy to a target to damage it.
Directed Energy Weapon are Most Advance and
Sophisticated technology with very distinct feature
compared to current kinetic energy Weapons.
 HIGH POWER MICOWAVES
 Ways to Achieve
 Capacitor Based Charging Process
 Inductor Charging
 Flux Compress Generator
 1) PULSE POWER SOURCE
Consist of Power Supply should Deliver short and intense
electrical pulses of 1 MVolt or more. It should have Pulse
Duration 1 Micro Second .
Fig. 2. Marx Generator MG-30- 3C-100nF
Fig. 1. Marx Bank Power Supply Arrangement
HPM SOURCE
 IMPULSIVE SOURCE
Example :-
1) Ultra Wide Band Source
LINEAR BEAM SOURCE
Example:-
1) Klystron
2) TWT
3) Backward Wave Oscillator
4) Virtual Cathode Oscillator
 ANTENNA
Virtual Cathode Oscillator
Example:-
1) Horn
2) Parabolic
3) Hybrid
LASER WEAPONS
 Lasers have at least three common components:
• A lasing medium or an amplifying medium that increases the
intensity of the light beam (gas, liquid, solid, semi-conductor)
• A method of stimulation or pumping (pulse discharge, electricity,
or chemical reaction)
• A resonant cavity ( reflective mirrors)
EXAMPLE OF DEW
HEL MD
Active Deniel System
BoeingYAL-1
PHAsR
E-BOMB
Boeing's CHAMP Missile
U.S.NAVY LAWS
Lasers Microwaves Difference
Speed Speedoflight Speedoflight None
Trajectory Line ofsight Line ofsight None
Range HundredsofKilometers Hundredsofmeters HPMrange 10to100timesless
Power Megawatts Gigawatts HPM100timesgreater
Wavelength Short Long HPM10,000timeslonger
Beam Narrow Broad HPMspreads10,000timesmore
MilitaryUse Precision Large area
Target Multiple People,electronics
Lethality Variable High voltage,EMfield,heat
 Difference Between LASER & HPM
ADVANTAGE OF DEW
 Pinpoint accuracy
 Low cost per use and main maintenance
 Unlimited magazine capacity
 Less lethal if tuned properly
 Operate in all weather condition
 Engage multiple target
 Speed of light operation
 They are silent
 Difficult to track
 HPM weapons has short range compared to Laser
 Laser can be Deflected, Reflected & Absorbed by
physical chemical property of material.
 Laser weapon require large construction.
DISADVANTAGE
APPLICATIONS
 Used as weapon for defense as well as offence
 DEW Laser can destroy missiles (ballistic, cruise),
ships, aircraft, drones if power is very high.
 Low energy laser can destroy only light armored
vehicles and drones
 The laser can be mounted aircraft, ships or any
ground vehicle such as tanks
 HPM weapons temporarily disrupt electronic
system or permanent damage to integrated circuit.
REFERENCES
Electronics For you Magazines
http:/Wikipedia.org
www.rfwirelessworld.com
CONCLUSION
 Directed Energy Provide quick employment deep
clip capacity, scalability from lethal to non lethal
simplified pointing and tracking all weather
capability, multiple target engagement, and long
distance projection.
 They can also pass through walls without a trace.
 They are Silent provide surgical accuracy with speed
oh light.
Thank you…

PPT on Directed Energy Weapons

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  • 2.
    INDEX 1.INTRODUCTION 2.WHAT IS DIRECTEDENERGY WEAPONS? 3. TYPE OF DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPONS 3.1 ) MICROWAVES WEAPONS 3.2 ) LASER WEPONS 4. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HPM & LASER 5. EXAMPLE OF DEW WEAPONS 6. ADVANTAGE 7. DISADVANTAGE / LIMITATIONS 8. APPLICATIONS 9. REFERENCES 10. CONCLUSION
  • 3.
    INTRODUCION  After dacadeof research and development DEW become a operational reality such weapon generate stream of elecromagnetic energy that precisely aimed over long distance to disable or destroy target.  Directed energy weapon is the most powerful weapon In this century and it is the game changing technology in the war.  The electromagnetic spectrum is critical enabler for the militaries.  In future war will be won by whichever side best exploits the electromagnetic spectrum.
  • 4.
    WHAT IS DIRECTEDENERGY WEAPONS? A Directed Energy Weapon emits highly focused energy, transferring that energy to a target to damage it. Directed Energy Weapon are Most Advance and Sophisticated technology with very distinct feature compared to current kinetic energy Weapons.
  • 5.
     HIGH POWERMICOWAVES  Ways to Achieve  Capacitor Based Charging Process  Inductor Charging  Flux Compress Generator  1) PULSE POWER SOURCE Consist of Power Supply should Deliver short and intense electrical pulses of 1 MVolt or more. It should have Pulse Duration 1 Micro Second .
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    Fig. 2. MarxGenerator MG-30- 3C-100nF Fig. 1. Marx Bank Power Supply Arrangement
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    HPM SOURCE  IMPULSIVESOURCE Example :- 1) Ultra Wide Band Source LINEAR BEAM SOURCE Example:- 1) Klystron 2) TWT 3) Backward Wave Oscillator 4) Virtual Cathode Oscillator  ANTENNA Virtual Cathode Oscillator Example:- 1) Horn 2) Parabolic 3) Hybrid
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    LASER WEAPONS  Lasershave at least three common components: • A lasing medium or an amplifying medium that increases the intensity of the light beam (gas, liquid, solid, semi-conductor) • A method of stimulation or pumping (pulse discharge, electricity, or chemical reaction) • A resonant cavity ( reflective mirrors)
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    EXAMPLE OF DEW HELMD Active Deniel System BoeingYAL-1 PHAsR
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    Lasers Microwaves Difference SpeedSpeedoflight Speedoflight None Trajectory Line ofsight Line ofsight None Range HundredsofKilometers Hundredsofmeters HPMrange 10to100timesless Power Megawatts Gigawatts HPM100timesgreater Wavelength Short Long HPM10,000timeslonger Beam Narrow Broad HPMspreads10,000timesmore MilitaryUse Precision Large area Target Multiple People,electronics Lethality Variable High voltage,EMfield,heat  Difference Between LASER & HPM
  • 12.
    ADVANTAGE OF DEW Pinpoint accuracy  Low cost per use and main maintenance  Unlimited magazine capacity  Less lethal if tuned properly  Operate in all weather condition  Engage multiple target  Speed of light operation  They are silent  Difficult to track
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     HPM weaponshas short range compared to Laser  Laser can be Deflected, Reflected & Absorbed by physical chemical property of material.  Laser weapon require large construction. DISADVANTAGE
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    APPLICATIONS  Used asweapon for defense as well as offence  DEW Laser can destroy missiles (ballistic, cruise), ships, aircraft, drones if power is very high.  Low energy laser can destroy only light armored vehicles and drones  The laser can be mounted aircraft, ships or any ground vehicle such as tanks  HPM weapons temporarily disrupt electronic system or permanent damage to integrated circuit.
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    REFERENCES Electronics For youMagazines http:/Wikipedia.org www.rfwirelessworld.com
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    CONCLUSION  Directed EnergyProvide quick employment deep clip capacity, scalability from lethal to non lethal simplified pointing and tracking all weather capability, multiple target engagement, and long distance projection.  They can also pass through walls without a trace.  They are Silent provide surgical accuracy with speed oh light.
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