- 1 channel - Up to 100 FBG sensors - Up to 50 kHz sampling frequency

Lumir developed this new on-board computer in cooperation with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) for the CAS500-3 (technology verification satellite), which is scheduled to be launched aboard Korea’s fourth Nuri launch vehicle.

GAIN CRITICAL CLARITY WITH SATELLITE TASKING Task ICEYE SAR satellites to access groundbreaking data on any location on Earth – day or night and in any weather. The process is simple and images are usually delivered within 24 to 48 hours of your initial request. ORDERING SAR DATA – MADE SIMPLE We believe access to reliable and timely SAR Earth observation data should be available to all, so we provide access options designed to meet your specific mission needs and collection timeframes. The process begins with defining your area of interest, revisit frequency and other parameters. The first images are usually acquired, downlinked, decoded and processed within 24 hours of the initial request and delivered within 8 hours after that.

The NSP-5 is an all-weather, multimode, Ku-band radar designed to fly on Group 3-4 Unmanned Airborne Systems (UAS). Its low-Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) design means ample room for other onboard sensors, such as Electro-Optical and Infrared (EO/IR) cameras. This means users can understand the bigger picture. The NSP-5 is capable of performing spot and stripmap Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and Magnitude Change Detection (MCD), as well as Moving Target Indication (MTI) collections in a variety of maritime and land environments in all weather conditions. This includes smoke, fog and other obscurations where the operators do not have a clear view of the terrain below them. The NSP-5 has a proven track record of reliability and has a recommended maintenance interval of 2,000 hours. Additionally, the modular design makes the NSP-5 easy to integrate onto most platforms.

HDB0800SG is a HUD (Head Up Display) Repeater installed in fixed wing of Korean Air Force, which shows video information given from the cockpit HUD to the rear seat.

SURI-I is a lightweight and compact sized thermal weapon sight, optimizing firing capabilities for various kinds of rifles in the day and night time condition. It could be supported by HMD(Wireless Goggle) for indirect looking fire like corner shot to secure targets in hiding position.

Today, space satellites are moving away from RF Analog based payloads providing low speed telecommunication signaling, to a new Digital Transparent Processor architecture for high throughput satellites. Those architectures increase the demand for rugged and higher speed connectivity. To meet those industry needs, Smiths Interconnect has developed the NXS Series, an advanced high speed, high density interconnect to provide next generation data on demand. Equipped with the Hypertac® hyperboloid contact technology the NXS system can withstand data rate application up to 50 Gbps (per channel) requirements, including extreme levels of vibration, shock and climatic testing above 2100 g. The NXS Series is designed in a robust construction with 4 or 12 high speed quadrax (dual-twinax) modules. The recent EMI Flange addition provides the extra benefit of reducing electromagnetic interference. Each ultra-high density quadrax module contains 2 dual twinax at 100 Ω each pair. It is blind mateable, hot pluggable, with ultra-low mating forces and low outgassing materials. In addition, the solderless PCB mount design reduces the customer’s risk and cost of ownership. The connector is mounted after reflow and has no impact on nearby components.

JEFF WRAITH II is the tactical goggle for Military & Law Enforcement. The lightweight goggles give you wide protective coverage with a comfortable fit for use. It is compliant with ANSI Z87.1 standard requirement, European CE standard, and exceed U.S. Military eyewear ballistic resistance requirement MIL-PRF 32432A, MIL-DTL-43511D. The Anti-Scratch & Anti-Fog coated polycarbonate lenses give you up to 99.9 protections form UV rays and you can wear the goggle with your glasses on.