Azimuth And Range Indicator Subassembly

The Azimuth and Range Indicator (ARI) subassembly is a component used in various systems, such as radar and sonar, to display and measure the azimuth (horizontal angle) and range (distance) of a target. It is typically used in military and aerospace applications.

The ARI subassembly consists of several key components, including a display unit, control knobs or buttons, and internal circuitry. The display unit is used to visually represent the azimuth and range information, often using a combination of analog dials, digital readouts, or graphical displays.

The control knobs or buttons allow the user to adjust and calibrate the ARI subassembly, such as setting the reference point or selecting different modes of operation. The internal circuitry processes the incoming signals from the radar or sonar system and converts them into the appropriate azimuth and range measurements for display.

Overall, the Azimuth and Range Indicator subassembly is an essential component in systems that require accurate and real-time tracking of targets in terms of their horizontal angle and distance.