Designation:

STOP

Info
Manufacturer: ASELSAN inc.  
Product type: Turrets  
Name: Remote controlled weapon station  

STOP is a new generation, cost-effective, medium caliber weapon system for naval platforms. The system provides lightweight, versatile and effective means of force protection for applications ranging from capital ships to patrol craft.

STOP has exceptionally high hit and kill probability with an impressive firepower. Comprising of a two-axis stabilized turret containing an electro-optical sensor suite and fire-control software, STOP is capable of acquiring targets and engaging them autonomously either via the ship's Combat Management System or by use of own sensors. The optical sensor suite of STOP provides enhanced situational awareness and the ability to identify and engage threats day or night, in all weather conditions.

The high accuracy and lethality of STOP is achieved by using sophisticated stabilization algorithms and powerful servo drive/control system in both traverse and elevation enabling precision engagement on the target and fire execution under the coordination of a state-of-the-art fire control computer.

STOP can detect, identify, deter, engage and destroy threats with a versatile sensors-weapon combination situated on a fully stabilized turret that can be operated from a remote control console. Latest technology fire control capability enables STOP to auto-track a moving target while the carrier platform is stationary or moving.

General Features

  • High hit probability

  • Dual ammunition feeding

  • Remote gun control unit enabling gunner protection against counter fire

  • Automatic target tracking

  • Low radar cross-section

  • Automatic slewing to targets assigned by the C3I system, radar and/or target designator

  • Two-axis stabilized turret

  • Automatic ballistic computation

  • Long range and high sensitivity sight system composing of infrared, daylight TV cameras and laser range finder enabling detection and recognition of targets day/night under various weather and terrain conditions

  • Manual back-up mode

  • Video recording unit

  • No platform penetration (except cable laying)

  • Modular system structure enables flexibility in system configuration according to customer needs and facilitates easy maintenance

Technical Data

  • Gun: 25mm Gun or 30mm Gun (Dual-feed)

  • Elevation Angle:-157+60°

  • Traverse Angle: nx360° (with Slip Ring)

  • Ready-to-Fire Rounds: 200 (std.) (25mm. ammo)

  • Power: 24 V DC

Applications

  • Asymmetric Warfare

  • Air Defence

  • Coastal Defence

Naval Platforms

  • Patrol Boats

  • Coast Guard Boats

  • Combat Ships

  • Landing Ships

Specifications:
Property Value
Main weapon caliber (mm)
25
Ammunition of the main gun
200
Depression (degree)
-15
Elevation (degree)
60
Traverse arc (degree)
360




Related Articles

GCS sets a new standard in mechanical mine clearance (24.05.2019)

Otokar debuts its Light Tank in Paris (19.06.2018)

Expal Presents a New Configuration of the EIMOS 81 MM Mortar System Integrated in a 4x4 Vehicle (18.06.2018)

Rheinmetall set to supply the Australian Defence Force with over 200 Boxer wheeled armoured reconnaissance vehicles (18.03.2018)

HDT Global Hunter WOLF Awarded Phase II SMET Contract (10.01.2018)

The Finnish army is testing a new MiSu armored vehicle (15.12.2017)

Australian Minister for Defence Industry Publicly Announced Elbit Systems’ Award of Additional BMS for the ADF (28.11.2017)

Supacat unveils LRV600 at DSEi Demonstrating LRV flexibility and increased capability in 6×6 configuration (11.09.2017)

LAND 400 Phase 2 Blast Testing Done And Dusted (12.08.2017)

Rheinmetall at IDEX 2017 (25.02.2017)

Oshkosh Continues Work Under JLTV Production Contract (15.02.2016)

Oshkosh Resumes Work on Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (17.12.2015)

LM`s Havoc 8x8 Vehicle Aces Brutal Nevada Automotive Test Center Course (24.09.2014)

US, Canada partner to upgrade Canadian howitzer (29.01.2014)

Guns Up For Australian Army 6x6 G-Wagons (02.10.2013)

   
Share...
Printable Version Send by email rss favorite Facebook Vkontakte Twitter Google+
STOP
STOP
STOP