Electronic Time Fuze

Electronic Time Fuzes are a type of fuze used in ammunition and explosives. They are classified under the supply class Fuzes And Primers, which falls under the supply group Ammunition And Explosives.

Electronic Time Fuzes are designed to provide precise timing for detonation of the explosive payload. They use electronic components and circuitry to accurately measure and control the time delay before detonation. This allows for more precise targeting and control over the explosion.

These fuzes are commonly used in artillery shells, bombs, and other munitions where precise timing is crucial. They can be programmed to detonate at specific intervals or at a predetermined time after being fired or launched.

Electronic Time Fuzes offer several advantages over other types of fuzes, such as mechanical or impact fuzes. They provide greater flexibility in terms of timing options and can be easily adjusted or reprogrammed as needed. They also offer enhanced safety features, as they can be armed or disarmed remotely, reducing the risk of accidental detonation.

Overall, Electronic Time Fuzes play a critical role in modern military operations, providing accurate and reliable timing for explosive devices.