米果要玩光剑星级机群了。有谁了解吗？

看到一篇文章，链接的木有。是彭博的链接。

米果在研究的光剑技术-高能液体激光区域防卫系统HELLADS希望达到每千瓦输出功率/5公斤的重量标注，系统的体积在三个立方米以内。可以安装在战术飞机上。洛马公司已经得到美国950万美元的研发合同，希望于2014年就在战机上试验该系统。另外，还在研究在高度机动动作中可以向后照射的防卫激光


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US fighter jets to get fricken lasers
From: IGN January 29, 2013 3:51PM

Bogey on your six? DARPA can help with that.

In what one can only assume is the first step towards developing a fully functional fleet of Star Destroyers, the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has recently announced that it is looking to test fighter jets equipped with laser turrets as early as 2014. Lockheed Martin won the $9.5 million contract from DARPA and is currently working on phase three of the Aero-Adaptive/Aero-Optic Beam Control project, which would allow tactical aircraft to fire mounted lasers, through extreme turbulence, at enemies coming from behind.

As seen in picture above, DARPA is also developing the High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System (HELLADS), a smaller, lighter, infinitely more terrifying iteration of the agency’s earlier laser cannon outing, the Airborne Laser Testbed, which was so cumbersome it could not be mounted on anything smaller than a Boeing 747. HELLADS’s strength lies in it versatility: the system can be utilized for both air and ground combat situations. According to DARPA:

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With a weight goal of less than five kilograms per kilowatt, and volume of three cubic meters for the laser system, HELLADS seeks to enable high-energy lasers to be integrated onto tactical aircraft, significantly increasing engagement ranges compared to ground-based systems.

看到一篇文章，链接的木有。是彭博的链接。

米果在研究的光剑技术-高能液体激光区域防卫系统HELLADS希望达到每千瓦输出功率/5公斤的重量标注，系统的体积在三个立方米以内。可以安装在战术飞机上。洛马公司已经得到美国950万美元的研发合同，希望于2014年就在战机上试验该系统。另外，还在研究在高度机动动作中可以向后照射的防卫激光


News
US fighter jets to get fricken lasers
From: IGN January 29, 2013 3:51PM

Bogey on your six? DARPA can help with that.

In what one can only assume is the first step towards developing a fully functional fleet of Star Destroyers, the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has recently announced that it is looking to test fighter jets equipped with laser turrets as early as 2014. Lockheed Martin won the $9.5 million contract from DARPA and is currently working on phase three of the Aero-Adaptive/Aero-Optic Beam Control project, which would allow tactical aircraft to fire mounted lasers, through extreme turbulence, at enemies coming from behind.

As seen in picture above, DARPA is also developing the High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System (HELLADS), a smaller, lighter, infinitely more terrifying iteration of the agency’s earlier laser cannon outing, the Airborne Laser Testbed, which was so cumbersome it could not be mounted on anything smaller than a Boeing 747. HELLADS’s strength lies in it versatility: the system can be utilized for both air and ground combat situations. According to DARPA:

Start of sidebar. Skip to end of sidebar.
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With a weight goal of less than five kilograms per kilowatt, and volume of three cubic meters for the laser system, HELLADS seeks to enable high-energy lasers to be integrated onto tactical aircraft, significantly increasing engagement ranges compared to ground-based systems.