Underwater Mine Computer

Underwater Mine Computers are specialized electronic devices used in underwater mines. They are part of the supply class "Underwater Mine And Components, Inert" which falls under the supply group "Ammunition And Explosives".

These computers are designed to control and coordinate the functions of underwater mines, such as arming, detonation, and communication. They are typically ruggedized and waterproof to withstand the harsh underwater environment.

The Underwater Mine Computers are responsible for receiving and processing commands from the mine's control system, monitoring various sensors and detectors, and executing the necessary actions to ensure the effective deployment and operation of the underwater mine.

These computers play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of underwater mine operations, as they provide the intelligence and control necessary for accurate targeting and timing of detonation.

It is important to note that the term "Inert" in the supply class indicates that the Underwater Mine Computers are non-explosive and are used for training, testing, or other non-operational purposes.