1. GUIDED MISSILES
By-REHAN FAZAL
E&IE, IIIrd yr,
1171110180

2. INTRODUCTION
• Guided Missiles, usually containing
conventional or nuclear explosives, guided
in flight towards a target either by remote
control or by internal mechanisms. Guided
missiles vary widely in size and type,
ranging from large strategic ballistic
missiles with nuclear warheads to small,
portable rockets carried by foot soldiers.

3. PRINCIPLE
• TRACKING
• GUIDANCE
• FLIGHT

7. SOLID
LIQUID
HYBRID
AIR-BREATHING

8. TYPES OF MISSILES
(BASED ON METHOD OF
LAUNCHING)
Surface to surface
Surface to air
Air to air
Air to surface.

9. SURFACE TO SURFACE
MISSILES
 Ship and
submarine
launched
versions.
 Antitank
weapons.

10. SURFACE TO AIR
MISSILES(SAM)
Ground-based
anti-aircraft system.

11. Air to air missiles
 Guided by
self-contained
controls

12. AIR TO SURFACE
MISSILE
 Powered
offensive
missile

14. USED TO HIT AND
DESTROY HEAVY-
ARMOURED
VEHICLES

15. An anti-ballistic
missile (ABM) is
a missile designed
to counter
intercontinental
ballistic missiles

16. Anti-satellite weapons (ASATs) are weapons
designed to be used against artificial satellites.

17. NUCLEAR MISSILE

18. GUIDANCE SYSTEMS
The most common method is
to use
 radiation
 infrared
 lasers
radio waves

19. REMOTE OR COMPUTER
CONTROL
IN THIS TYPE OF
GUIDANCE SYSTEM,
WE SIMPLY USE A
REMOTE CONTROL
TO GIVE THE
INSTRUCTION TO
THE FINS OF THE
MISSILE TO MOVE
TOWARD THE
TARGET

20. INERTIAL NAVIGATION
SYSTEM
EMPLOYS ACCELEROMETERS TO
CALCULATE DISTANCE FROM TARGET
AND LAUNCH POINT SIMULTANEOUSLY
• STABLE-PLATFORM
• STRAP-DOWN

21. THANK YOU