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8.75 x 4.542 300 ppi eps AN/AAQ-39
8.75 x 4.542
300 ppi eps
AN/AAQ-39
Electro-Optical/Infrared Targeting System for the U.S. Air Force AC-130U
8.75 x 4.542
300 ppi eps
AN/AAQ-39
PD079-187
The AN/AAQ-39 is the electro-optical/infrared fire control system in production for
the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command AC-130U Gunship.
The Q-39 targeting system consists of a large-aperture, midwave infrared (MWIR)
sensor, two image-intensified television (I2TV) cameras, a near-infrared (NIR) laser pointer
and a laser designator/rangefinder (with eyesafe mode). These components are integrated
into a highly stabilized, 21-inch turret to ensure outstanding image quality and highly
accurate line-of-sight pointing despite a high-vibration environment. Q-39 provides a
significant improvement in target identification and engagement over the previous system.
The near-infrared laser pointer is clearly
visible in blended midwave infrared and
I2TV video.
PD079-188
PD072-104
Q-39 supports weapon delivery at
maximum engagement ranges, significantly enhancing platform lethality and
survivability.
MWIR images of a tank showing increasing levels of magnification from wide to
narrow field-of-view with enhanced image processing applied.
Features
• Third-generation, large-aperture MWIR
sensor with four fields-of-view for longrange target detection, recognition, and
identification
• Advanced image processing for optimum
image quality and algorithms for
enhanced recognition and identification
range performance
• Laser rangefinding and designation for
targeting and delivery of laser-guided
munitions
• Highly accurate line-of-sight pointing
capability for weapons delivery
• I2TV sensors for situational awareness
and the ability to detect light sources,
personnel locators, markers, beacons, etc.
PD077-092
• NIR laser pointer (visible in I2TV) for
identifying and handing off targets
Image stabilization and advanced image
processing produce outstanding forwardlooking infrared imagery during gunfire.
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Missiles and Fire Control
Business Development
Phone: (407) 356-4464
Fax: (407) 356-7199
www.lockheedmartin.com/mfc
© Copyright 2010 Lockheed Martin Corporation.
All rights reserved. S019-0001-15
Front top: PD077-085; Front bottom: PD077-086
• Image blending for improved passive
situational awareness during night
operations
• Contractor logistics support for
guaranteed system availability and
reduced life-cycle costs
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