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== History ==
 
== History ==
SATAN was an proposal by Thompson-CSF for an active defensive system for small warships and an CIWS for larger warships. The active component was an modified [[30mm GE EX-83|EX-83 mounting]], which was guided by an [[Castor IIJ fire control system]]. The fire control system could be aimed the EX-83 by radar or by camera guidance. An early warning radar, notably the Sea Tiger radar or the Triton radar, was used to detect incoming missiles or other targets.  
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SATAN was an proposal by Thompson-CSF for an active defensive system for small warships and an CIWS for larger warships. The active component was an modified [[30mm GE EX-83|EX-83 mounting]], which was guided by an [[Castor IIJ fire control system]]. The fire control system could aim the EX-83 by radar or by camera guidance. An early warning radar, notably the Sea Tiger radar or the Triton radar, was used to detect incoming missiles or other targets.
  
 
== Used on ==
 
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[[Category:Gun mountings]]
 
[[Category:Gun mountings]]
 
[[Category:French components]]
 
[[Category:French components]]
[[Category:Components including below deck installation]]
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[[Category:Below deck components]]

Latest revision as of 22:24, 6 March 2018

30mm Thomson CSF SATAN.png

History

SATAN was an proposal by Thompson-CSF for an active defensive system for small warships and an CIWS for larger warships. The active component was an modified EX-83 mounting, which was guided by an Castor IIJ fire control system. The fire control system could aim the EX-83 by radar or by camera guidance. An early warning radar, notably the Sea Tiger radar or the Triton radar, was used to detect incoming missiles or other targets.

Used on

Affiliated systems

Part description

The part has the below deck installation drawn in. Red lines show deck heights.

See also