TL 30 anti-radiation missile (TL 30 cruise anti-radiation missile，sky dragon 30 anti-radiation missile) is a cruise-like anti-radiation missile. The most prominent point is that it can fly in the theater for a long time to hunt the enemy's radar. It can be equipped on fighter jets, trainer aircraft and even drones, as well as warships and ground combat vehicles. At the same time, as an aircraft itself, it can also serve the purpose of deceiving the enemy's radar to turn on, thereby increasing the probability of killing. The missile or loitering missile can hover over the theater for a long time. Once the enemy's air defense system radar is turned on, it can launch an anti-radiation attack to achieve the goal of seizing air and sea supremacy.
The TL-30 anti-radiation loitering bomb weighs 270 kilograms and is 3.7 meters long. It adopts a composite guidance method of strapdown inertial navigation + satellite navigation + wide-screen anti-radiation seeker. It is an anti-radiation missile system that can make full use of reconnaissance information and quickly suppress the enemy's air defense.
In addition to the air-launched TL-30A, there are also the vehicle-mounted version of TL-30B and the ship-based version of TL 30C. The cruise missile uses a small turbojet engine, the flight speed can reach Mach 0.65, the maximum range is 280 kilometers, and the cruise time is about 50 minutes. It can target various types of medium and high frequency radars on the enemy's ground or ship, such as guidance radar detection, tracking radar, illumination radar, artillery radar and so on.
