Turkish developers presented innovative SDDS software to manage weapons on warships

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/22/BC/IB-FRC7DBQS4_999EA2A6B.JPG" ALT = "Turkish Developers presented innovative SDDS software to control weapons on combat vehicles"/~ 62 < p > Turkish Havelsan continues to strengthen the position in the field of naval technologies, providing modern processing and data distribution systems & mdash; PDDS (Platform DATA DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM) for surface ships and SDDS (Submarine Data Distribution System) for submarines. Both developments are designed to provide instant, reliable and synchronized information exchange between all major subsystems of combat platforms.

< p >The PDDS system is focused on work with surface vessels of different class & mdash; From frigates and corvettes to unmanned seawas. It has four configuration variants: two 25U for large ships, one 25U & mdash; For patrol and rocket boats, more compact 12U & mdash; for small platforms, as well as a miniature version for autonomous surface systems. PDDS is responsible for collecting and distributing data from sensors, weapons control systems, navigation and & rsquo; lining, synchronizing the work of all components.

< p > in turn, SDDS is adapted for submarine needs. It integrates tactical sensors, including hydroacoustic stations, radars and periscopes, as well as navigation systems, weapons management and combat information complexes. The system provides a reservation of components that ensures continuity of work even in case of partial failure.

< P > Both systems support rapid transmission of low delay data and are equipped with intellectual algorithms for priority and information filtration. Simulation, data recording functions and postoperative analysis have also been implemented. A wide range of interfaces & mdash; Ethernet, Rs-422, Rs232/485, HDLC, Synchro, NTP, Stanag HQ/1pps and others.

< p > Pdds and SDDS meet a number of military standards & mdash; In particular, MIL-STD-810, MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-1310 and MIL-STD-1399. Thanks to the modular architecture of hardware and software, both systems are easily scaled and adapted to the requirements of different classes of naval platforms.

< p > thus, Havelsan not only enhances the technical capabilities of the Turkish Navy, but also lays the basis for export of technological solutions in the field of digital combat integration.