KEYWORDS: Infrared radiation, Medium wave, Signal intensity, Missiles, Solids, Solar radiation models, Infrared sensors, Atmospheric particles, Sensors, Temperature distribution
The infrared radiation characteristics of ballistic missile were of great significance to the penetration capability an d detection technology. Based on the Trident II ICBM, the infrared radiation characteristics of the ballistic missile in the medium-wave infrared radiation of the boost, middle and re-entry range. The results show that the total radiation intensity of medium wave in the boost section was 3.23×105W/sr, the particle radiation contribution was 77.84%, and the contribution of gas was 21.22%. Attention must be paid to the influence of solid particle and gas radiation; the total radiation intensity of long wave was weaker than the medium wave, 1.44×105W/sr. The particle radiation contribution was higher than the middle wave at 91.38%. The transmittance of long wave radiation in the atmosphere was significantly higher than that of medium wave; the long wave radiation was lower than the middle wave in the order of 1~102; the highest temperature of the head was about 2333K, the total radiation intensity of medium wave was equal to 103, with high military application value for the improvement of ballistic missile infrared stealth performance and optimization of infrared detection technology.
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