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Orbit’s TT&C ground stations antenna must function flawlessly in order to provide a narrow beam width link in one-time single opportunity, flight test event. Add this factor to the turbulent weather that is often present at the ground station locations, and you are looking at a formidable hurdle. Orbit provides fixed, transportable, and portable antenna systems that feature auto-track, RSSI-track and GPS track tracking modes, unsurpassed tracking accuracy and durability to deliver the stable connection required for dependable data throughput. Our stabilized T&T antenna systems work in extreme temperature conditions (-40°C to 55°C) and in rough weather, for example, at base stations that are close to the ocean or on high mountain ranges.

Continental connectors are manufactured with highest quality materials. Our contacts are machined to close tolerances as opposed to stamped and formed styles. All molding compounds are glass reinforced, flame retardant and able to withstand severe environmental and mechanical requirements. Military connector families conform to the highest Defense Supply center (DSCC) standards, which require qualification testing and continued periodic requalification under the surveillance of government representatives to maintain our Company Qualified Product Listing (QPL)

The PolarFire FPGA and PolarFire SoC families already deliver the industry’s best thermal and power efficiency in the mid-range segment. Optimized for deploying systems with high-compute performance in small form factors, the families have reduced the size and weight of power-constrained systems in applications including industrial imaging, robotics, AI-enabled medical systems and smart defense and aerospace systems.

The radar that Raytheon Missiles & Defense is building for the U.S. Army has long been known as the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor (LTAMDS). Now, ...

Thermostatic Temperature switches

an air conditioner mounted inside the tank

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.