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RIM-162 Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile (ESSM)
United StatesRaytheon TechnologiesSistema de Defensa Aérea de Largo Alcanceتاريخ الإدخال للخدمة:2011
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The RIM-162 Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile (ESSM) Block 2 is Denmark's primary point defense anti-air missile, quad-packed into Mk 41 VLS cells on Iver Huitfeldt-class frigates. Block 2 adds an active radar seeker for terminal guidance and improved kinematics. Denmark is a founding member of the NATO ESSM consortium and uses it as its primary short-to-medium range anti-air weapon.
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RIM-162 Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile (ESSM) - Raytheon
المزايا
- Quad-packing quadruples magazine capacity vs. SM-2 in Mk 41
- Block 2 active seeker provides fire-and-forget capability
- Effective against sea-skimming and fast-maneuvering targets
- NATO consortium logistics for easy multinational support
- High Mach 4+ speed for rapid point defense engagements
العيوب
- 50 km range shorter than SM-2 for area defense missions
- Multiple ships required to provide adequate fleet area defense
- Block 1 semi-active radar requires illuminator resource allocation
- Cost per round relatively high for defensive missiles
المواصفات التقنية
RANGE50+ Km
SPEEDMach 4+
WEIGHT280 Kg
PACKING4 Per Mk 41 Standard Cell
WARHEAD39 Kg Blast-Fragmentation
ALTITUDEVery Low To Medium Altitude Engagement
GUIDANCEActive Radar Terminal Seeker (Block 2) + Semi-Active Midcourse
Discussion & Reviews(2)
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SIGN INMediterraneoStratRear Admiral
58d ago
Endurance figures for sustained blue-water operations are solid, though replenishment cycles still constrain operational planning.
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Combat management system interoperability with allied platforms is where this design pays dividends in coalition operations.