USS Excelsior NX2000-B Specifications

This new model features faster processing time and a built-in anti-virus subroutine to defend against infection or failure in the bio-neural gelpacks. It was shown that the gelpacks were vulnerable to this type of breakdown, so, in essense, this new system contains the first attempt at an immune system for the computer core. The system has since been upgraded with refined virus protection software that was pioneered in the M-13-C type.

In a standard installation, this system is comprised of three cores; two (port & starboard) main units in the primary hull, and a third backup unit in the secondary hull. The port and starboard cores primarily handle the day-to-day operations of the ship and it's systems, while the third core serves as a backup and handles the extra needs of the engineering and science departments as well.

The "fire at will" system gives the ship total control of strategy in the battle situations. It is a "last chance" system, designed so that the ship locks onto all enemy targets and fires continuous barrage until either the enemy desists, the enemy is destroyed, or the ship which is operating "fire at will" is destroyed. This system is controlled by the multitasking system.

Tactical analysis of all systems is a function which gives analysis' of all systems to speed operation of the weapons system. A screen on the panel of the new tactical layout in the middle is the display for the analysis. It gives the tactical officer free will to get information when needed. This system is controlled by the multitasking system.

Like most force field devices, the deflector system creates a localized zone of highly focused spatial distortion within which an energetic graviton field is maintained. The deflector field itself is emitted and shaped by a series of conformal transmission grids on the spacecraft exterior, resulting in a field that closely follows the form of the vehicle itself. The field is highly resistive due to mechanical incursions ranging from relativistic subatomic particles to more massive objects at lesser relative velocities. When such an intrusion occurs, field energy is concentrated at the point of impact, creating an intense, localized spatial.

To an observer aboard the Excelsior, it appears that the intruding objects energy has been absorbed into the shield. After many months of researching the ‘Old Excelsiors’ trip into the future, scientists have been able to replicate the shileding used in that time period. The Excelsior is able to channel power into the shield actually increasing its power. This is often perceived as a brief blue flash. The deflector is also effective against wide range of electromagnetic, nuclear, and other radiated and field energies.