Elevation Transmitter

Elevation Transmitters are a type of equipment used in fire control systems. Specifically, they are part of the supply class Fire Control Transmitting and Receiving Equipment, except airborne, which falls under the supply group Fire Control Equipment.

Elevation Transmitters are responsible for measuring and transmitting the elevation angle of a target to the fire control system. This information is crucial for accurately aiming and directing weapons or other fire control devices.

These transmitters are designed to be used in non-airborne fire control systems, meaning they are typically used in ground-based or stationary applications. They are commonly found in military installations, naval vessels, and other similar environments where precise targeting and control of weapons or fire control systems is necessary.

Elevation Transmitters are typically equipped with sensors or mechanisms that can accurately measure the angle of elevation. This information is then transmitted to the fire control system, where it is used to calculate the necessary adjustments for aiming and targeting.

Overall, Elevation Transmitters play a critical role in fire control systems by providing accurate elevation angle measurements to ensure precise targeting and effective control of weapons or fire control devices.