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1 November 1990 AV-8B ETARS demo proves AN/ASQ-197 versatility
Wallace G. Fishell
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Abstract
Demonstrations during the summer of 1988 culminated in a quick-turn Naval Air Development Center (NADC) engineering effort which demonstrated the feasibility of flying an Expeditionary Tactical Air Reconnaissance Pod System (ETARS) Pod on an AV-8B Night Attack aircraft. Fairchild's AN/ASQ-197 Sensor Control-Data Display Set (SC-DDS), which had recently completed Full Scale Development (FSD) Testing for the Film version of F/A-18, was modified to control the Pod, its sensors, the video tape recorder and other communication equipment from a single rotary switch, four caution indicators and the standard AV-8B multiplex bus. This paper describes the functions performed by the AN/ASQ-197 Modified during the successful AV-8B ETARS feasibility flight demonstration program.
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Wallace G. Fishell "AV-8B ETARS demo proves AN/ASQ-197 versatility", Proc. SPIE 1342, Airborne Reconnaissance XIV, (1 November 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.23146
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Switches

Video

Multiplexers

Cameras

Reconnaissance

Reconnaissance systems

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