What the Lancet is made of
107 documented parts and 115 photos, from recovered wreckage and the reporting on it. Each part gives its marking, maker and country where known, and links the record it comes from. The system itself: Lancet.
Where the parts were made
- United States of America 62
- TriQuint Semiconductor (Qorvo), Analog Devices, Monolithic Power Systems, Texas Instruments, Littelfuse, Inc., National Semiconductor (Texas Instruments), ON Semiconductor (ONSEMI), International Rectifier (Infineon Technologies), Maxwell Technologies, Microchip Technology Inc., Xilinx Inc. (AMD), Micron Technology, Maxim Integrated Products (Analog Devices), Bel Fuse Inc., Vishay Intertechnology, Inc., Semtech Corporation, Diodes Incorporated, Nvidia, Allegro MicroSystems, Atmel (Microchip Technology), Broadcom Corporation, SanDisk Corporation
- Switzerland 8
- STMicroelectronics, U-blox
- Netherlands 6
- NXP Semiconductors, Skoopia
- Republic of Korea 4
- WONWOO Engineering, SK Hynix, Ricci Microwave, Samsung Electronics
- People's Republic of China 3
- Giantec Semiconductor, Ruimeng Technology, Degson Electronics
- Taiwan 1
- Transcend
- Japan 1
- THine Electronics, Inc.
- Ireland 1
- TE Connectivity
- Russian Federation 1
- AccumStation
- Germany 1
- Infineon Technologies
Sources
- HUR War & Sanctions: Lancet loitering munition (Izdeliye-51) · українською
- HUR War & Sanctions: Lancet UAV · українською
- HUR War & Sanctions: UAV "Lancet" · українською
- Open Source Munitions Portal — search its munition identification records
- Telegram, news and web reporting — each row names the post or article it comes from
Ukrainian pages read alongside the English: same items, markings and text.
Specifications (HUR)
- Speed
- 80 km/h
- Type of combat unit
- fragmentation / cumulative
- Weight of the warhead
- 5 kg
Lancet loitering munition (Izdeliye-51) record ↗
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
- GK-BX4M Camera board
- STM32F1
03C8T6
99M07 9H 7
MYS 420 RH
Microcontroller
record ↗
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
- 54326
TI 55
C92I
Step-down converter
record ↗
- PJFQ
TI K
51YC
Voltage regulator
record ↗
- A1UN3
Not identified
record ↗
- 9131RNXI
C000
2238GBQ
Transceiver
record ↗
- ZYNQ
XC77020
CLG484ABX2245
TAIWAN
Programmable system on chip (SoC)
record ↗
- 3GA15
RW169
MT
Memory chip
record ↗
- 2EK15
D9PTK
Memory chip
record ↗
- 2R2Y
4V1
D03
Resistor
record ↗
- 13235EE
TP504
+BJEN
RS-232 transceiver
record ↗
- BEL2445WM
S558-5999
U7-F
Pulse transformer
record ↗
- ED
33
Diode
record ↗
- MAX3160EEA
P2512
+
RS-232/RS-485/RS-422 transceiver
record ↗
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
- CK
CK806
Schottky diode
record ↗
- XL
326B
#2142
8287P
Accelerometer
record ↗
- 1754
1.22675
5.0
Four-line receiver
record ↗
- 1P34AH
FDD
6637
Power MOSFET
record ↗
- LR7843
IRP325J
26
Power MOSFET
record ↗
- STM32F1
03C8T6
39 HG 9U 2
MYS 337 RN
Microcontroller
record ↗
- DG235
3.81
Terminal block
record ↗
-
Capacitor
record ↗
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
- 3725
36458
CSP9
Quartz oscillator
record ↗
-
RS-232 line driver/receiver
record ↗
- MAX2235
EUPCE
+M309
Power amplifier
record ↗
- XE12051074
1736
54283.1
Transceiver
record ↗
- 233
B340A
Diode
record ↗
- BBM
G3 310
Diode
record ↗
- 3338
A93
Voltage stabilizer
record ↗
- LPC2368FBD100
H46T50.1
NSD2252D
Microcontroller
record ↗
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
- LEA-M8S-0-10 12
723234100096 2/41
180800.0800.010
Satellite navigation module
record ↗
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
- 1P33AP
FDD
6637
Field-effect transistor
record ↗
- ACS711T
KLC-12AB
21413
Hall-effect linear current sensor
record ↗
- 15ADTTUE8
LM2673
S-5.0
Step-down voltage regulator
record ↗
- LR7843
R249D
LD 05
Power MOSFET
record ↗
- VP232
28M
A6X3
CAN bus transceiver
record ↗
- H7085
C123P
M2HD
Power MOSFET
record ↗
- 2C9T
L3414
MR
LED driver
record ↗
- HT541
C9S0
Octal buffer and line driver
record ↗
- ATMEL
ATMEGA8A
U-TH
35469L
2149DRH
Microcontroller
record ↗
- LPC2368FBD100
H3GA5731 01
NSD22120
Microcontroller
record ↗
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
Photo: HUR War & Sanctions
Lancet UAV record ↗
Video signal processing module
- Module NVIDIA JETSON TX2
- BCM89G10
A2BMLG
TE215 P12
023-12 3
Ethernet switch
record ↗
- Skhynix
H9HCNNNBPUML
NRNME 109A
SDRAM
record ↗
- SanDisk
SDINBDG4+32G
CHINA
1043DREP10A0
Embedded flash device
record ↗
- MAX77620F
EWJ 2122
KVBX
CPU regulator
record ↗
- NVIDIA
S TW 2120A2
P2N710.M2P
TE770D-A2
Processor
record ↗
- Board 002/10
- 202750
Unidentified
record ↗
- VP232
16M
A3VT
CAN bus transceiver
record ↗
- ADM
3315EA
#2236
Serial port transceiver
record ↗
- STM32
F103C8T6
AA121 0193
TWN AA 144
Microcontroller
record ↗
- 90UB940Q1
97U
A572 G3
Deserializer
record ↗
UAV "Lancet" record ↗
Optical rangefinder and warhead control unit
Video transmission system
- Video signal transmitter board
- AD9364BBCZ
RF transceiver
record ↗
- Video stream processing and video signal generation board
- 9VK17-D9PSK
RAM memory chip
record ↗
- XC7Z020-CLG484
32-bit processor
record ↗
- Video signal transmitter board
- TQP9111
High frequency amplifier
record ↗
- RMB4D2275
Frequency filter
record ↗
Power unit
Optoelectronic system
- 20Z10S-NF
Digital camera
record ↗
Command and telemetry radio line with a navigation system
- Navigation and positioning system
- Ublox
LEA-M8S-0-10
Satellite navigation module
record ↗
- Transceiver of the receiving-transmitting module of the command-telemetry line
- ARM7 NXP LPC2368FBD100
Microcontroller architecture
record ↗
- ALM31122
High-frequency amplifier
record ↗
- XE1205I074
Transceiver microcircuit
record ↗
- ADM3315EA
Converter of information from a serial port
record ↗
Flight controller
From other sources
Gasoline engine
Telegram channel, Russian side:readovkanews record ↗
Enlarged warhead
Telegram channel, Russian side:readovkanews record ↗
Open questions
What has not been published about the Lancet, and where the available evidence points: measurements from published photos, the physics, the parts its relatives carry, and the trade in the parts themselves. An indication is not a confirmation. Each one shows how it was reached; last reviewed 2026-10-23.
Also not yet established
- Camera of the Lancet: what type is it, and who makes it? — A photo or teardown record of the camera showing a marking, a maker's label or a model name.
- Warhead control unit of the Lancet: what type is it, and who makes it? — A photo or teardown record of the warhead control unit showing a marking, a maker's label or a model name.
- Radio modem of the Lancet: what type is it, and who makes it? — A photo or teardown record of the radio modem showing a marking, a maker's label or a model name.
- Radio modem antenna of the Lancet: what type is it, and who makes it? — A photo or teardown record of the radio modem antenna showing a marking, a maker's label or a model name.
- Engine of the Lancet: what type is it, and who makes it? — A photo or teardown record of the engine showing a marking, a maker's label or a model name.
- Gasoline engine: does recovered wreckage of the Lancet show it? — A teardown record from HUR or another official body listing it, or a photo of it in recovered wreckage.
What it runs
Firmware, navigation and link software reported for the Lancet and the modules it carries, each with its source.
IRRA (ИРРА) intelligent guidance and target recognition system
ZALA-promoted onboard recognition and guidance system credited in 2026 Russian MoD/ZALA footage with identifying camouflaged and moving targets; claims not independently verified
Telegram channel, Russian side:source ↗
Automatic target recognition (Lancet-E export)
ZALA says export munitions can engage on operator command or via onboard computer-vision recognition algorithms
Izdeliye-53 target-type discrimination (Russian claim)
ISW reported in October 2023, citing Russian sources, that the Izdeliye-53 version in use from 21 October had an automatic guidance system able to tell target types apart and was being tested for synchronised swarm attacks.
Jetson-based autonomous guidance elements (HUR)
HUR said in March 2026 that the Lancet is operator-guided in real time but that Russia is trying to add autonomous targeting elements, including modules built on Nvidia Jetson. CSIS reports that Ukrainian specialists doubted a claimed autonomous terminal phase against a Magura V7 sea drone, and links the operator-named "Ira" feature to ZALA's civilian IRRA software.
Optical photo-matching terrain navigation
Ukrainian Serhii Beskrestnov says the enemy already runs a system on the Lancet that orientates the drone by comparing preloaded ground photos with the camera feed, making it resistant to electronic warfare.
Telegram channel:source ↗
Also reported
- Onboard compute (vision/AI module) — Nvidia Jetson TX2 described as supporting image processing and autonomous target acquisition in the Lancet-3 source
- Onboard compute (2026 upgrade) — HUR said in March 2026 that Russia is introducing autonomous guidance elements based on Nvidia Jetson solutions; 62 components identified across Lancet and Scalpel, mostly US, Swiss and Chinese source
- Programmable logic — Xilinx (AMD) Zynq SoC reported in recovered units source
- Electric motor — AXI 5330 Gold Line (AXI Model Motors, Czech Republic); logo taped over in some recovered units; maker says Russian sales stopped in 2022 source
- Satellite navigation — u-blox (Switzerland) multi-constellation GNSS module (GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou) source
- Battery — Lithium-polymer pack by AccumStation (Russia), the only Russian component identified in the ISIS teardown review source
- Seeker / camera — Nose-mounted optical sensor, replaced with an improved unit in later production; ZALA claims to make the camera itself source
- Proximity sensing (fuze) — Later variant analysed as using a lidar with two optical cameras to detonate the charge a few metres short of the target source
- Datalink — Control links in the 868-870 MHz and 902-928 MHz bands, with two channels plus a reserve frequency source
- Airframe — Carbon-fibre composite, twin X-wing; Izdeliye-51 has a modified fuselage and wing arrangement versus Izdeliye-52 source
Part records and photos: HUR War & Sanctions, Ukraine's Defence Intelligence database of foreign components found in Russian weapons, and the other sources named on each part. A marking, date code or country is given as the source records it.