Sayyad-4

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Sayyad-4
General Information
Type Anti-aircraft missile
Country of origin IranIran Iran
Technical specifications
drive Solid - rocket engine
speed Do 6.5
Range 200 km
Service ceiling 27 km
Furnishing
Target location Seeker-Aided Ground Guidance / Track-via-Missile
Warhead Fragmentation warhead
Weapon platforms Trucks, ships
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The Sayyad-4 ( German for 'Jäger 4') is a long-range Iranian anti-aircraft missile that was presented to the public in 2014.

technology

The Sayyad-4 guided missile looks similar to the Sayyad-3 , but is larger and slightly more conical than its predecessor. It also shows similarities to the Russian torch 48N6E / E2 . The Sayyad-4 uses thrust vector control (TVC) to align its trajectory and either Seeker-Aided Ground Guidance (SAGG) or Track-via-Missile (TVM) is used as a targeting method. The Sayyad-4-guided missile can be launched by means of vertical tartan Langen (VLS) to those of the basis of their square shape MIM-104 Patriot - air defense missile system similar. The effective range of the missile should be 200 km and the service ceiling 27 km.

use

The Sayyad-4 is used surface to air missile in the Bavar-373 - anti-aircraft missile system , which in August 2019 Iran has been placed at the service.

Users

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ موشک های پدافندی خانواده صیاد. In: جنگاوران. May 24, 2018, accessed on November 24, 2019 (fa-IR).
  2. ↑ a b HARM: Analysis of Iran's Bavar 373 SAM: Indigenous Design or S-300 Copycat? Retrieved November 24, 2019 (American English).
  3. ↑ a b Iran's Bavar-373: A Profile. In: Iran's Bavar-373. Retrieved November 23, 2019 .
  4. ↑ Armyrecognition: Iran to display Bavar 373 air defense missile system. Retrieved August 27, 2019 .
  5. ↑ افسانه: تحویل سامانه ایرانی «باور 373» به پدافند ارتش. In: اقتصاد برتر. August 22, 2019, accessed on November 24, 2019 (fa-IR).