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STANAG 3733
STANAG 3733 laser pulse repetition frequencies and laser designators
Makers of laser designators, laser markers and laser-guided munitions, and the programmes that integrate them.
STANAG 3733 is the classified NATO agreement on laser pulse repetition frequencies and the characteristics of laser designators and markers. This page describes it from the public Czech standards index.
- Edition
- 3
- Published
- 2020-06-18
This STANAG is classified NATO RESTRICTED. Access is granted by your national authority on a need-to-know basis, and the authority that grants it also decides how you may store and handle the document.
What it is
STANAG 3733 is the NATO Standardization Agreement on laser pulse repetition frequencies (PRF) and the characteristics of laser designators and markers. Edition 3, promulgated in June 2020 under NATO's air armaments group, covers the publication AEP-3733 (A). NATO classifies it NATO RESTRICTED, so its text is not public.
The public Czech defence standards index describes its Czech implementation, ČOS 051101, in one sentence: the standard sets the use of common pulse repetition frequencies in laser systems with a wavelength of 1.064 μm used to illuminate and designate targets, and defines the characteristics required of laser designators, so that laser-guided munitions can be employed effectively. The Czech standard itself is not publicly released either.
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