The Aerial Bomb is composed of various warhead systems that include explosives, electronic hardware, and a fuze assembly. These aerial bombs are integrated onto Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Loitering Munitions), which are designed to provide unprecedented levels of flexibility and precision in modern warfare, and are deployed to inflict damage on designated targets.
Each aerial bomb is equipped with a Fuzing Module, which plays a critical role in initiating the warhead when predefined environmental conditions are met. Additionally, the module ensures the safety of the warhead during storage, transportation, and handling. There are two types of Electronic Fuzing Modules (EFM-1 and EFM-2), designed for use with seven different types of aerial bombs.
