Abstract: A cannon projectile having an elongated body with a plurality of elongated and circumferentially spaced segments. At least one tether is attached to at least one end of the segments to hold the segments together. A deployment device, when activated, enables the segments to deploy radially outwardly into a pattern controlled at least in part by the at least one tether using aerodynamic and inertial forces only.

Abstract: A cannon projectile having an elongated body with a plurality of elongated and circumferentially spaced segments. At least one tether is attached to at least one end of the segments to hold the segments together. A deployment device, when activated, enables the segments to deploy radially outwardly into a pattern controlled at least in part by the at least one tether using aerodynamic and inertial forces only.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the present disclosure provide a smart combiner that includes a radio frequency (RF) power coupler having a first input, a second input, a first output, and a second output. The smart combiner further includes a first RF power detector coupled between the first input and the first output, and a second RF power detector coupled between the second input and the second output. The first RF power detector may be configured to monitor a power level of a signal at the first input, and the second RF power detector may be configured to monitor a power level of a signal at the second input. Further, the first RF power detector and the second RF power detector may be further configured to transmit a signal to an external computing device based on the monitored power levels.

Abstract: A case for a warhead having a plurality of elongated wires which are braided or woven together to form a mesh which is formed into the shape corresponding to the warhead case. The mesh is impregnated with a polymer matrix which, upon curing, forms a rigid warhead case. At least some of the elongated wires include notches at selected locations which form fracture points which shape a blast from a subsequent explosion of the warhead.

Abstract: A case for a warhead having a plurality of elongated wires which are braided or woven together to form a mesh which is formed into the shape corresponding to the warhead case. The mesh is impregnated with a polymer matrix which, upon curing, forms a rigid warhead case. At least some of the elongated wires include notches at selected locations which form fracture points which shape a blast from a subsequent explosion of the warhead.