EP 1051589 B1 20031112 - METHOD FOR SIMULATING THE DANGER POSED BY HAND GRENADES OR MINES TO PARTICIPANTS IN A MILITARY EXERCISE
Title (en)
METHOD FOR SIMULATING THE DANGER POSED BY HAND GRENADES OR MINES TO PARTICIPANTS IN A MILITARY EXERCISE
Title (de)
VERFAHREN ZUR SIMULATION DER BEDROHUNG VON TEILNEHMERN EINER MILITÄRISCHEN ÜBUNG DURCH HANDGRANATEN ODER MINEN
Title (fr)
PROCEDE DE SIMULATION DES DANGERS ENCOURUS PAR DES PARTICIPANTS A UN EXERCICE MILITAIRE EN PRESENCE DE GRENADES A MAIN OU DE MINES
Publication
Application
Priority
- DE 9900022 W 19990108
- DE 19803337 A 19980129
Abstract (en)
[origin: DE19803337A1] The invention relates to a method for simulating the danger posed by mines or hand grenades to one or several participants in a military exercise. At least one weaponry simulator (KSIM) simulating a mine or a hand grenade and the sensor devices (HGRM-S) allocated to the individual participants are used and the effect of mines or hand grenades is simulated by transmitting data between the weaponry simulator (KSIM) and the sensor devices of the participants (HGRM-S). According to the invention, data is transmitted through two-way radio communication between the weaponry simulator (KSIM) and the sensor devices of the individual participants (HGRM-S). Radio transmission from the individual sensor devices of the participants (HGRM-S) to the weaponry simulator (KSIM) is carried out in the near field zone of the transmitting and receiving antennae involved. Said transmission serves to confine the effective area of the mines or hand grenades while the radio transmission from the weaponry simulator (KSIM) to the sensor devices of the individual participants (HGRM-S) serves to confirm or verify that the mines or hand grenades have hit a target.
IPC 1-7
IPC 8 full level
F41G 3/26 (2006.01)
CPC (source: EP KR US)
F41G 3/26 (2013.01 - EP KR US)
Designated contracting state (EPC)
BE ES FR GB NL PT SE
DOCDB simple family (publication)
US 6450817 B1 20020917; AU 2608999 A 19990816; AU 741926 B2 20011213; CA 2319061 A1 19990805; CA 2319061 C 20050104; CZ 20002724 A3 20011114; CZ 290680 B6 20020911; DE 19803337 A1 19990812; DE 19803337 C2 20021121; EP 1051589 A1 20001115; EP 1051589 B1 20031112; ES 2211042 T3 20040701; HU 223241 B1 20040428; HU P0100545 A2 20010628; HU P0100545 A3 20020128; ID 27604 A 20010412; KR 20010033839 A 20010425; NO 20003822 D0 20000726; NO 20003822 L 20000726; NO 318822 B1 20050509; NZ 505993 A 20030131; PL 343274 A1 20010813; PT 1051589 E 20040331; TR 200002186 T2 20001221; WO 9939148 A1 19990805
DOCDB simple family (application)
US 60117500 A 20000914; AU 2608999 A 19990108; CA 2319061 A 19990108; CZ 20002724 A 19990108; DE 19803337 A 19980129; DE 9900022 W 19990108; EP 99906033 A 19990108; ES 99906033 T 19990108; HU P0100545 A 19990108; ID 20001442 A 19990108; KR 20007007398 A 20000703; NO 20003822 A 20000726; NZ 50599399 A 19990108; PL 34327499 A 19990108; PT 99906033 T 19990108; TR 200002186 T 19990108