Cooled thermal imaging camera module F/#4.0 • Detector type: Cooled InSb 15μm (640 x 512) • NETD: <20mk typical (without lens) • Continuous ZOOM LENS • Continuous Digital Zoom • Advanced image processing - Auto Gain Control (AGC) ) - Adaptive Histogram Equalization (Adaptive HEQ) - Local Area Enhancement (LAE) - Digital Detail Enhancement (DDE) - Denoise Reduction (DNR) - Sharpness • MTTF (Mean Time To Failure) 15,000 hours • Various color sets (WhiteHot / Rainbow / Twilight / TwilightShifted / Turbo / Iron / Plasma)

Key Features - Frequency Range: 8.5 - 10GHz - RX Noise Figure: 3.0dB - RX Small Signal Gain: 21 dB - TX Small Signal Gain: 27dB - TX High Pout: 39dBm - TX High PAE: 37% Chip size: 2.9x2.5x0.1mm  

GIMPO has proactively driven the introduction of UAM to alleviate the traffic congestion and secure future growth engines, thereby preparing for the period of 700,000 GIMPO residents. Equipped with both air routes and infrastructure, GIMPO is optimal location to expand business and generate results in the uncharted UAM market with minimal risk. we will prepare for a UAM-centered future city through the development of the 'GIMPO ENVIRONMENTAL REGENERATION INNOVATION COMPLEX' and 'GIMPO HANGANG 2 COMPACT CITY'. Unlock new opportunities in GIMPO.

Our radars’ low-Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) means ample room for other onboard sensors, such as Electro-Optical and Infrared (EO/IR) cameras. Users no longer need to decide which sensor to include and which to exclude. Instead, they can understand the bigger picture. Highly reliable, the NSP-3 has a recommended maintenance interval of 1,250 hours. It can gather data over land and maritime environments and can be used for applications as broad as sea ice monitoring and search and rescue, as well as specialized intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions.

InnaLabs® high performance ITAR-Free inertial sensor solutions InnaLabs® offers a variety of inertial sensors including tactial grade Coriolis Vibratory gyroscopes (CVG) and navigation grade Quartz servo accelerometers offering our customers unparalleled performance

The new TAC-450-320/340/360 inertial measurement unit (IMU) is a dependable, tactical-grade, non-ITAR inertial system that’s also affordable. It features EMCORE’s exclusive photonic integrated chip (PIC) technology for robust performance and survivability and offers inertial-grade MEMS accelerometers for outstanding FOG-based inertial performance as affordable as MEMS alternatives. The TAC-450-320/340/360 IMU is ideal for autonomous and unmanned commercial and defense applications, mobile mapping and surveying systems, targeting and pointing systems, and guidance and positioning. Highlights Compact and lightweight with high-performance Offered with 16g inertial-grade MEMS accelerometer Robust performance with high bandwidth Technology Details Photonic Integrated Chip Technology EMCORE’s photonic integrated chip (PIC) technology reimagines FOG technology by replacing individual fiber components with an innovative integrated planar optic chip. This results in a FOG with PIC Inside™ that’s reliable and robust. With three of these integrated photonic gyros at its core, the TAC-450-320/340/360 IMU provides the safe, accurate performance autonomous platforms demand. State-of-the-art Electronics EMCORE’s Dual Core DSP electronics with ARM processor require less power for extended product life and offer higher speed with integrated multi-channel processing. Low-loss optical circuits use less light for greater efficiency. Feature Options Developer’s Kit for Rapid Integration The FOG/IMU Developer’s Kit includes easy-to-use software that accelerates your IMU and FOG integration, development, and interface efforts.

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KAI participates in the system integration of the KSLV-II and development of its first-stage propellant tank while trying to secure the technology of Space Launch Vehicle.