The Central Research Institute of Precision Machine Building (TSNIITOCHMASH, part of the Kalashnikov Concern) has sent a batch of electronic ammunition simulators to the customer. The products are designed for workshop and field tests of optoelectronic suppression systems installed on weapons, military, and special equipment.
IBE (electronic simulators) are used to check the operability of the systems, the correctness of connection and hook-up of components, as well as the accuracy of installation on equipment. Simulators simplify tests and reduce their duration, clearly demonstrate the principle of ammunition operation, and allow reducing the consumption of practical charges during field checks.
Unlike practical ammunition, simulators pose no danger. Their use does not require specialized storage facilities or personnel with access to work with explosives. The products are designed for multiple uses over several years.
TSNIITOCHMASH is a developer and manufacturer of small arms, ammunition, protective equipment, and simulator trainers. The enterprise also produces AOB-05 aerosol-forming optoelectronic countermeasures ammunition AOB-05 for protecting armored vehicles.