• Airframe wires & cables • Coaxial cables • Fire-zone & H.T. area cables • Power transmissions • Databus, quad ethernet & optical fibers

The beginning of national defense and security, it has been recognized for its reliability and stability. VITZROCELL's Military batteries meet stringent military performance requirements and are applied in defense systems and smart weapons.

Patria CANDL provides a single data link solution for communications requiring high reliability, such as UAS payload data and C2. It enables air-to-air and air-to-ground Ad Hoc Networking as well as relaying for BLOS capability, thus enabling capabilities such as MUMT - Manned UnManned Teaming and LVC – Live Virtual Constructive training. 8 Mbps data rate with additional safety features for C2, dynamic Ad Hoc Networking communication, motion video and digital voice capability are all integrated in one Software Defined Radio based compact airworthy terminal. Our CANDL covers NATO IV C-band as well as WRC 2012 defined civil UAS C2 frequency band in single housing enabling both military and civil UAS applications. Networking and range performance can be further extended with optional external HPA (High Power Amplifier) module. C2 & Payload Data Secure Command & Control for UAV platforms, payload and missiles Payload data (HD video, IR, SAR) for manned/unmanned platforms Distribution of situational awareness through networked data transfer for fighters Operation in GPS-denied environment Platform independent system (air, naval, ground) Legacy systems upgrade for enhanced performance Manned-Unmanned Teaming (MUMT) Force multiplier in hostile environment Multi-platfrom and swarming capability Mission distributed decision-making and co-ordination Optimisation of the role and performance of the platform on-the-fly Real-time communication through ad-hoc IP-network Live Virtual Constructive (LVC) Training Cost effectiveness utilising simulators and synthetic forces More demanding and easily scalable training scenarios Hiding warfighting tactics into secure digital environment Enabling complex training scenarios for manned and unmanned platforms Joint-networked, real-time communication between all Live, Virtual and Simulated assets

Mini size - Shell size 11
Compatbile With: TE Pro Beam mini, QPC Qmicro, Stratos HMC, Fibreco Mini2

The HXB11 Connectors, featuring expanded beam technology, hermaphroditic connection, rugged construction for field deployment have been designed for harsh environment applications such as military tactical communications, avionics, offshore systems, outside broadcast, mining and plant.

The expanded beam technology uses expanded and collimated beams to couple optical fibers without any contact. It could allow for optics to be used in areas that have been quite restrictive due to presence of damage or contamination at the fiber end. Hermaphroditic connector design enables fast deployment by daisy-chaining multiple cable segments.

FEATURES
· Advanced expanded beam technology
· Rugged field deployable fiber optic connector
· Hermaphroditic interconnection
· 2 to 4 Optical Channels for Singlemode or Multimode
· Custom configurations available
· Environmental sealing (IPX8)
· Very high resistance to vibration, shock, environmental effects, dust, and debris

Description

It is mounted on a weapon system such as a fuze that rotates at high speed, and is a high-sensitivity and high-performance GNSS receiver capable of providing up to 10Hz output and multi-band GNSS signal reception as well as narrowband jamming rejection capability. You can get more than 20dB anti-jamming capability comparing with traditional high-sensitivity receivers. Features: Mounted Anti-Jamming Algorithm High Sensitivity & Multi-Band GNSS(GPS/GLONASS/Galileo) Receiver Optimum Reception Even in Harsh Battlefield Conditions Currently Applying Weapon Systems such as Small Fuze

Frazier Aviation is part of the Boeing Preferred Supplier Inspection Delegation (PSID) Program and is required to maintain a quality performance level of 98%.

Between Earth and space: stratosphere-compatible, solar-powered high-altitude aircraft, known as HAPs (High Altitude Platforms), offer a sustainable alternative to satellites for Earth observation and communication. They are reusable, cost-effective and flexible in use. The DLR joint project HAP-alpha is developing such a technology demonstrator and is endeavoring to establish a complete system capable of permanent operation. The aim is for DLR to build up comprehensive expertise for the development of high-performance, high-flying solar aircraft and to play an active role in shaping the legal framework. In summer 2025, the HAP-alpha successfully passed a ground vibration test.