What does DAC stand for?

Defensive Aids Computer

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It s all tied into the aircraft s Attack and Identification System (AIS) and controlled by a Defensive Aids Computer (DAC), combining information from major on-board sensors, incorporatin Copyright : Euclid Infotech Pvt.

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In its most-comprehensive form, it consists of a defensive aids computer, an integrated RF electronic support and countermeasures (ES/ECM) subsystem, a missile-approach warning (Maw) system, a laser warning receiver (LWR) and a countermeasures dispensing system.

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A Laser Warning Receiver (LWR) will be installed in British aircraft and EuroDass has a Counter-Measures Dispensing System (CMDS) associated with, but not part of it The defensive aids computer provides system control and allocates system resources, while the electronic support and countermeasures package gives the pilot immediate warning of potential threats, analyses received signals and generates information co-ordinated with aircraft sensors.

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