The Pseudo-GNSS system is designed with tightly integrated firmware and hardware. The firmware generates PRN signals based on GNSS orbital data, modulates them to resemble real GNSS signals, and ensures time synchronization in a Master-Slave structure. A user-friendly GUI software enables easy device control. The hardware consists of a power unit, signal transmission unit, and communication unit. The power unit ensures stable supply through low-noise design, while the transmission unit radiates GNSS-like signals indoors. The communication unit supports Wi-Fi and wired connections for synchronization and control across multiple devices, with compatibility for smartphones and tablets to display positioning results.

6 Series Mixed Signal Oscilloscope; (4) FlexChannels with 62.5M record length, 1-year warranty, Certificate of Traceable Calibration Standard

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Honeywell 360 Display for Aviation The aviation version of the display is a wearable visor that uses augmented reality to provide civilian or military pilots with a high-resolution 360-degree view that seamlessly matches the view outside the cockpit. It also provides traffic callouts and flight instrumentation in the pilot’s field of view, which makes the Honeywell 360 Display ideal for flying at night, in bad weather or in congested airspace. The display improves safety, pilot confidence and aircraft utility. Honeywell 360 Display for Rugged Ground Vehicles Operators of ruggedized vehicles can use the display to safely maneuver in low visibility or hazardous conditions. It improves overall situational awareness, reaction speed and survivability by increasing visibility and reducing the need to consult instruments in the vehicle. The lightweight head-worn display uses real-time outside high-resolution camera feeds to create a seamless mixed-reality view and provides operators sensor information within their immediate field of view.

SKYLIGHT™ is a mono or bi-constellations dual civil/military GNSS receiver, providing the highest navigation performances and operational flexibility. It is suitable for a large range of applications: aircrafts, helicopters, UAVs, missiles, land vehicle.

The M109A7 is the latest howitzer in the BAE Systems M109 family of vehicles, the primary indirect fire support system for the ABCTs. It uses the existing main armament and cab structure of a Paladin M109A6, and replaces the vehicle’s chassis components with modem components common to the Bradley vehicle. The improved chassis structure provides greater survivability and commonality with the existing systems in the ABCT, reducing operational sustainability costs by replacing obsolete components. The M109A7 is supported by the Army as a vital technology enhancement program to maintain the combat capability of its ABCTs. The M109A7 will solve long-term readiness and modernization needs of the M109 family of vehicles through a critical redesign and production plan that leverages the most advanced technology available today. This state-of-the-art “digital backbone” and power generation capability provides a more robust, survivable and responsive indirect fire support capability for ABCT Soldiers. The M109A7 is considered to be the most cost-effective method to significantly improve sustainability and survivability, while reducing the logistics burden on the ABCT and supporting fires brigades. The program will be executed as a public/private partnership between the Army’s Project Manager-HBCT, Anniston Army Depot and BAE Systems that leverages the strengths of both public and private sectors to ensure the best value for U.S. Soldiers.