What is Izdeliye 305?

Russian state corporation Rostec has claimed that its Light Multipurpose Guided Rocket, also known as Izdeliye 305 or “Product 305,” has demonstrated remarkable resistance to jamming and interference on the battlefield in Ukraine.

What is Izdeliye 305?
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About Izdeliye 305:

  • The Izdeliye 305 missile, also known as the LMUR (Light Multipurpose Guided Rocket), is a highly precise Russian helicopter-launched air-to-surface missile.
  • It’s capable of targeting a broad range of threats, including armored vehicles, various structures, and vessels.
  • Features:
    • It measures approximately 1.94 meters in length with a diameter of around 200 millimeters and weighs about 105 kilograms.
    • Its aerodynamic design minimizes drag, while its foldable wings and tail stabilizers enhance maneuverability during flight.
    • The missile is powered by a solid-fuel rocket engine.
    • The missile’s advanced guidance system includes a combination of inertial navigation and an active radar homing system.
    • Additionally, it features an infrared sensor, making it effective in different weather conditions and capable of targeting both stationary and moving objects.
    • It has the ability to engage targets at distances of up to 14.5 kilometers.
    • It is equipped with robust communication systems to mitigate risks from jamming.
    • LMUR can carry various warheads, with the most common being a high-explosive warhead designed for destroying armoured vehicles and infrastructure. 

Q1: What is Radar?

Radar is short for ‘radio detection and ranging’. The device uses radio waves to determine the distance, velocity, and physical characteristics of objects around the device. A transmitter emits a signal aimed at an object whose characteristics are to be ascertained (in meteorology, this could be a cloud). A part of the emitted signal is echoed by the object back to the device, where a receiver tracks and analyses it.

News: Sniper-Like Accuracy, Russia Calls Izdeliye 305 “Best Missile” In Ukraine War That Is Resistant To Jamming

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