The first step toward armed helicopters The Bomb Rack Unit (BRU) is a device installed on a helicopter’s Stub-wing to mount various armaments such as rocket launchers and air-to-ground missiles, and it consists of a Pylon Unit and a Bomb Rack Unit. CTLA’s Bomb Rack Unit is equipped with a Boresight function that allows vertical (up/down) and horizontal (left/right) angle adjustments, and a solenoid-actuated free-fall weapon release (Jettison) method is applied. CTLA’s Bomb Rack Unit has passed the system tests for the Light Armed Helicopter (LAH) and received suitability certification, and it is currently in mass production.

A super-evolution of the original platform brought about by the present-day tactical requirements and offering specialized features and functions specifically designed and fitted to provide top-notch efficiency, high operating speeds, a low recoil impulse, and a decisive and consistent feel. We took special care to design a weapon that offers very fast emergency reloads even in the most demanding of environments and situations, such as sports shooting, law enforcement or civil defense. The entire furniture set is AK compatible and thus the weapon can be fully configured to fit and use a wide array of accessories, making it suited for any preferences and all tasks.

Driven by two micro motors strategically positioned at the edges of the assembly, the design remains ultra-thin, making it ideal for through-hole configurations in optical applications requiring precise transmission. The innovative symmetry of the flexure plates allows for a range of mechanical displacements, enabling unique combinations that can be tailored to your needs. Whether you require extended strokes, precise X-Y stage movement, an additional Z dimension for an X-Y-Z system, or independent lateral displacements of two objects, our multiaxis micropositioning stage is designed to adapt. Scalability is at the heart of this design. By adjusting a few key dimensions, the multiaxis micropositioning plate can be customized to meet the specific requirements of applications that demand smooth motion, long-lasting durability, and maintenance-free, repeatable positioning.

WPGM0507100M is a 12W Gallium Nitride (GaN) Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit (MMIC). WPGM0507100M is useful for high power C-band applications including 5.8GHz ISM-band systems. Spec Frequency : 5-7GHz Saturated Output Power : 100W@6GHz PAE : 51% Power Gain : 27.7dB@6GHz Operating Voltage : 28-32V

The extended range of products offered through AMA is also reflected in the range of services provided. Each company has its own processing capabilities which vary from business to business. In essence, the collective capability of AMA embodies the latest technology to meet the needs of any specific metal processing requirement, including but not limited to: Cutting shape cutting milling surfacing sawing drilling guillotining waterjet cutting USI testing heat-treating or re-tempering forgings machining to near net shape

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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.

0.8m급 고해상도 초소형 지구관측 위성으로, 군집운용을 통해 고빈도 · 정밀 감시체계를 구축합니다. SpaceEye-M is a small satellite to produce high-resolution image data. A constellation of SpaceEye-M can perform precise monitoring over a large area with high revisit.