Plane Windows are used as substrates for a variety of applications, such as laser window, output couplers, beamsplitters, beam combiners, mirrors, dichroic filters and plate polarizers. Considerations in selecting window substrates include transmission range, absorption coefficient, incident laser power density and environmental factors such as pressure, temperature, moisture, abrasion and corrosion. Plane Windows listed under UV / VIS / NIR substrates are specified for applications involving coating wavelengths 193nm ≤ λ〈2.0 μm. Units for these substrates are given in mm. Plane Windows listed under IR substrates are specified for applications involving coating wavelengths λ≥ 2.0 μm. Units for these substrates are given in inches. Refer to the THIN FILM COATINGS section for information on coatings that can be applied to these substrates.

We offer service centers and sales offices worldwide. Our service centers’ capabilities extend from specialized cutting to supplying parts cut to specific drawings and specifications, which reduce your labor time and material waste. We can be a partner in your entire material management system. We are continuously expanding our capabilities to increase your operation’s efficiency and shorten your cycle time. Our highly trained staff and technicians are dedicated to providing solutions that exceed your expectations. Some of our processing capabilities and value-added services include:

Whether you need on-demand delivery of finished goods, end-use technical support or a partner with a global presence, Haynes International provides value far beyond the alloys themselves.

Mission-Driven Interconnect Designs For Ground, Sea, Air, and Space Applications

A next-generation Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) aircraft currently under development, designed with a separable upper platform and lower mission module structure. The interchangeable lower modules can be configured for passenger transport, cargo delivery, or reconnaissance missions, offering exceptional operational flexibility across various applications. As a large-scale platform, it embodies the future of modular air mobility, enabling rapid mission conversion, efficient maintenance, and cost-effective operation for both urban and regional air mobility sectors.

Aircraft usage optimization is a key factor for all airlines. Safran Engineering Services helps major aircraft manufacturers perform and optimize the service level offered to the airlines. Flight operation activities are performed in France, Spain and India with global coordination.

This solution follows a three-step process of input, processing, and output, utilizing imagery, DEM, AT, and spatial data to refine 3D models. The editing-based texturing function allows users to correct shape errors, occlusions, and distortions, while the automated texturing ensures consistency and accuracy through advanced geometric matching. Final outputs are stored in standard formats for broad practical applications.

CATIS™ is an ultra-high-resolution, small satellite imaging radar device independently developed by Lumir. It consists of three components: the radar signal transmission/reception device SCEU, an active phased array antenna SATA, and a data downlink antenna KaPA. This X-band imaging radar device is designed for small satellites weighing 150 kg, offering an ultra-high resolution of 0.3 m. It transmits wideband RF signals to the observation area while orbiting at an altitude of 500 km and receives the reflected signals to acquire Earth observation data.

Camera Frequency Max Cable Length ================ =============== 20 ~ 60 MHz 10 m 60 ~ 80 MHz 7 m 80 ~ 85 MHz 5 m The CLR-30x2 transmits two independent sets of Base, Medium, or Full configuration Camera Link video signals (supporting up to 10 Taps per set) to a PC frame grabber. Each transmission layer can be configured independently .