Amphenol CANADA, part of the Amphenol Military Aerospace Operations (AMAO) group, is a global leader with over 50 years of experience in providing customized solutions for customers through design, manufacturing, and testing of rectangular interconnects applicable to military/aerospace and commercial applications. As a vertical integration company, we have full-scale facilities for design, manufacturing, and testing, enabling us to provide customized solutions tailored to each application. As a vertical integration company, we offer customers a competitive advantage by reducing costs through shorter lead times. We can also perform testing tailored to customer specifications.

It is a hybrid-powered(Engine + Generator) multicopter system that significantly overcomes the limitations of short flight times typically associated with battery-powered drones. It can carry up to 10 kg of mission equipment and perform operations for up to 2 hours, with the capability to autonomously land on moving vehicles and naval vessels. Its versatility is further enhanced through the development of various mission equipment, making it suitable for multipurpose applications.

- 3 axis Fiber Optic Gyroscopes / 3 axis MEMS Accelerometers - Operating Range: ± 490º/sec - Bias Repeatability(over temp. range) : ≤ 0.5º/hr (1σ, RMS) - In-run Bias Stability: 0.03º/hr (typical, 1σ) ≤ 0.05º/hr (max, 1σ) - Angle Random Walk : 0.025º/√hr (typical, 1σ) - Power Consumption: 5W @ 25℃ (< 8 W, @ - 40℃) - Input Voltage: + 5 V Lightweight Package: 790g (1.74 lbs)

전술통신망 운영을 위한 지휘통제 VHF, UHF 안테나부터 기지국용, 단말기용 안테나까지 다양한 설계기술 및 제조공법으로 세계적 수준의 최적화된 안테나 설계기술을 확보하고 있습니다.

This Military Field-Grade Uninterruptible Power Supply units are designed for the extreme environmental and demanding electrical conditions of Military/Aerospace applications. This UPS incorporates field proven high efficiency designs and rugged packaging technologies. This UPS units will accept a wide range of input voltage and frequency values while delivering a well-conditioned AC or DC output to the load. The use of lithium ion batteries permits the lowest profile and lowest weight solution in its power class. It is designed and manufactured in SynQor’s USA facilities to comply with a wide range of military standards. Options include two DC outputs, a DC input rated for military 28 VDC sources, and an electronic breaker on the AC output to permit fault-tolerant parallel operation for higher power and/or N+M systems.

Fast & precise 5-axis exceeds expectations • 15000, 20000 r/min high speed spindle • B-axis/C-axis 0.0001 degree control as standard • Tool change time (C-T-C) 3.8s, 28% faster than previous model • Increased X/Y/Z-axis rapid traverse speed & acc./dec. • Cooling functions as std. on spindle, motor/LM guide/ball screw (X/Y/Z), C-axis table motor • Integrated thermal compensation systems for spindle and structure FURTHER INCREASED MACHINING CAPACITY • Ø630mm dia. 2-axis tilting table, 26% increased compared to previous model • Max. Ø600 x H500mm machining area, 32% increased compared to previous model • Max. 400kg table load capacity with stable table support structure • X/Y/Z axis travel distance 650/520/480mm, up to 20% increased compared to previous model EASY ACCESS, EASIER OPERATION • Easy setup of workpieces with 580mm distance between operator and table center • Easy tool exchange by placing the tool magazine door on the front and applying a tool removal device (Auto Kicking Device) • Improved chip disposal capability with enhanced coolant flood & flushing functions • Grease lubrication system • Compact integrated automation system (AWC)

The EL2000 is an LTE femtocell developed for indoor use, providing seamless LTE service in environments such as homes or offices.

Every year, we celebrate World Space Week in October to honor scientists' contributions to space research and inspire the next generation of innovators. Honeywell has been a part of every NASA human space mission since the late 1950s, when our flight-control systems were installed on the X-15 Rocket Plane (shown above in a photo of Neil Armstrong after a research flight in November 1959).