The document discusses stealth technology, which reduces detection of aircraft using techniques like shaping the vehicle to deflect radar waves, embedding radar absorbing materials, and burying engines within wings. It provides details on the history of stealth beginning in Germany in WWII and its use in ships. Radar and infrared detection are also explained. The document outlines stealth techniques for aircraft including injecting ionized gas plumes and covering engines, as well as benefits like reduced casualties and military budget savings. Future applications and challenges of stealth technology are considered.
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Stealth Technology
Scientifically know as
LOW OBSERVATORY.
Used in military aviation
Reduces detection range
of an air craft Similar to camouflage tactics
used by soldiers
Partial indivisibility to radar
and other detection
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The first “STEALTH” aircraft
have been developed in Germany
during the last years of WWII.
This technique has also been used
in ships.
Later Americans worked on
stealth technology and succeeded.
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Electromagnetic radiation with
longer wavelengths than those
of visible light.
frequency range approximately
430 THz down to 300 GHz.
thermal radiation emitted by
objects near room temperature is
detected.
Infrared radiation
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In this stealth the aircraft injects a
stream of ionized gas
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What Is RADAR ?
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Almost since the invention of radar, various techniques have
been tried to minimize detection
Some of the techniques used for this purpose are:
1.Vehicle shape
2.Radar absorbing material
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Radar absorbing materials
Acute angle
Design of NOSE
Stealth air craft must bury the
engines within the wings
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A corner reflector is a retro reflector consisting of three
mutually perpendicular, intersecting flat surfaces, which
reflects electromagnetic waves back towards the source
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Normal fighter plane
showing the engine
Engines of the aircraft are
covered
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Exhaust PLUME of a
normal plane
Stealth Aircraft without
Exhaust
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Nanostructural composite material,
absorbing without reflection radar
wave.
Magnetic ferrite-based substance
RAM reduces the radar cross
selection making the object appear
smaller.
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Crew one
Length 19.4m(63ft
9in)
Height 3.9m(12ft 9in)
Weight 23625kg
Angle of Sweep of
Delta Wing 67`
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Reduces the causality rates
during war
Saving military budget.
Develop the military secretes
Bluff the anti-detective device
Stealth aircraft are invisible to
radar
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Future Of The STEALTH
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Stealth technology developed a lot.
Investment needed is very high.
High chance of low cost gain.
A lot learned about signature reduction and
absorption.
Success yet to be proved extensively.
Useful for other projects.
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