ElectroAir’s mobile APA-65 -series combined units consist of frequency converter units (AC rated output power up to 45 kVA) and rectifier units (DC continuous current up to 800A). These units are intended for the ground servicing of all aircraft types with a frequency of 400Hz and voltage 115/200 V and to power on-board electrical equipment and launch aircraft/ helicopters with a voltage of 28.5 VDC. APA-65 series is designed to eliminate CO2 emissions with its unique technical characteristics. Diesel hybrid unit and battery driven unit - unit can perform the complete service of aircraft at remote parking places with diesel engine / through batteries and it is also capable to operate from the 50/60Hz, 400V, 3 phase main power supply grid as any electrical GPU, without fuel consumption and with zero operating emissions. The range of different APA configurations with no emissions allow for safer, cleaner and more practical operational conditions for operators and personnel at the location. These units are very compact in size and weight.

With more than 33,000 delivered to date, CFM56® engines mainly power single-aisle commercial jets from Airbus and Boeing. The CFM56®, developing 18,500 to 33,000 lb of thrust, set a standard in this market. It owes its impressive success to exceptional performance and reliability, the result of the two partners' technical excellence.

High-power laser weapons targeting objects at 0.5 ~ 4.0km distances require optical components with sub-nm wavefront error precision. Our Company has successfully developed aspherical polishing and high-power laser coating technologies for Ø300 ~ 550mm optical components through defense project experiences. measurement technology 1) Laser Induced Damage Threshold(LIDT) - The evaluation to confirm the durability of optical components is called LIDT (Laser-Induced Damage Threshold), which is defined as "the maximum amount of laser radiation incident on an optical component when the expected probability of damage is zero" (ISO 21254). In other words, it represents the maximum intensity or power of laser that an optical component can withstand, making it a critical requirement in laser weapon systems. - Our company has established LIDT measurement technology and in-house facilities developed in accordance with ISO 21254 standards. When compared with LIDT test results from domestic and international companies during laser weapon system development, we have demonstrated measurement technology and accuracy that meets or exceeds industry standards. While overseas companies require more than one month for verification processes, our company can immediately provide reliable data through our LIDT system. 2) Cavity Ring Down Spectroscopy(CRDS) - When the reflectivity is 99.997%, this may not present significant issues in low-power laser applications. However, in high-power laser components, even the 0.05% of light that passes through the optical mirror can cause problems in vulnerable parts of the system, including rear optical instruments, bonded lenses, and control cables. Therefore, measurement and evaluation methods for high-reflectivity optical mirrors are extremely important. - Currently, the transmittance and reflectance of optical components are generally measured using spectrophotometers, but measuring reflectance levels of 99.5% or higher is not possible with this method. CRDS (Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy) technology is required to achieve measurement resolution beyond that of spectrophotometers, and our company has established this system to measure the reflectance of various optical components. This is a critically important technology for responding to high-power laser weapon system development requirements.

Rolatube IAM (Integrated Antenna Mast) is a lightweight, man-portable communications mast that integrates a high-efficiency dipole antenna directly into its structure—redefining rapid tactical deployment. Built from Rolatube’s proprietary bistable composite, the IAM unrolls to full height without tools, enabling users to connect and transmit in seconds. Available in 3.5 m and 7 m models, the mast weighs just 1.9 kg and packs down to a 150 mm roll, offering unmatched portability for dismounted operations. Designed for reliable RF performance, the IAM ensures no signal loss when in contact with grounded surfaces. Its embedded omni-directional dipole antenna delivers superior range and VOR communication performance compared to traditional systems. The 3.5 m IAM comes in VHF (30–300 MHz) and UHF (136–470 MHz) variants, each available in four colours, with a top-cap socket for L-Band antenna integration, extending the system’s use to applications such as telemetry, GPS, and aircraft surveillance. The mast can be handheld, guyed, or elevated via an integrated rigging point, and is engineered to meet MIL-STD-810G, fully maintenance-free, and resistant to water, dust, and UV. With a wind rating of 100 km/h (62 mph) when guyed, the IAM stands up to demanding field environments while delivering high-performance, elevated communications infrastructure at the tactical edge.

From design to manufacturing and follow-up support, Huneed Technologies provides safe, reliable, and cost-effective mission-critical wireless communications systems for the military. We provide a diverse portfolio of communications equipment to the Korean military and can work with international governments to meet or exceed their demanding requirements.

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We have taken the standard housing configuration of the P1 & P3 mounting dimensions while incorporating true differential pair contacts within the P1 & P3 dimensional constraints. P1 connector housing contains 21 position true differential pair blind mate contacts allowing board designers to carry high density differential pair signals from the LRU via motherboard to daughter-card plug in modules with a single connector P1 type housing.