It is a system that performs missions such as monitoring, surveillance and reconnaissance by ejecting and launching a foldable fixed-wing drone from the canister(tube) launcher. It is equipped with EO/IR Cameras (Electro-Optical / Infra-Red), which are mission equipment for reconnaissance, so that effective day and night image information can be collected. The gathered image information is transmitted to the ground control system (GCS) in real time while detecting and tracking the target by applying AI-based image processing technology. The foldable fixed-wing UAV has a simple structure and light weight, so it can be stored and transported in the canister launcher, and can be operated immediately so that it can be operated without time delay, and if necessary, the air vehicle can be retrieved and re-used by using a net-type recovery system.

Processor - NXP Quad Core PowerPC QorIQT2080 up to 1.8GHz - 6 DMIPS/MHz per core (up to 43,200 DMIPS@1.8GHz) - 128b AltiVecSIMD unit (up to 72 GFLOPs@1.8GHz) Memory - 4GB soldered 64-bit DDR3L SDRAM with ECC - 256MB 16-bit NOR flash - 64GB SATA NAND SSD - 512KB NvRAM Form Factor - 3U OpenVPX - Conduction-Cooled

The Euroflir™ 410 family allows fixed, rotary-wing aircraft & UAV to carry out, in any conditions, intelligence, protection, search and rescue missions thanks to long-range observation and accurate targeting and designation capabilities. Very-high-resolution multispectral cameras Euroflir™ 410 operates in four spectral wavebands - TV, NIR, SWIR, MWIR – with a wide field-of-view and ultra-long-range observation, allowing it to function at standoff distance any time day or night. The Euroflir™ 410 is specially adapted to the wide variety of missions: supporting law enforcement, homeland security, border and coastal surveillance, intelligence, SAR and CSAR. Euroflir™ 410 : a modular system in 3 main versions EuroflirTM 410 Surveillance: eyesafe target range measurement and 3D location-determination. EuroflirTM 410 Marking: target marking for either crew members or allied ground forces with night vision goggles. EuroflirTM 410 Designation: accurate designation with suitable laser coding for laser-guided weapons. Advanced embedded functions Improved situational awareness: moving map & augmented reality (visualize the line-of-sight, define points of interest on a digital map, real-time video). Automatic detection: Moving Target Indicators (MTI) & Hot Spot Detection (HSD). Enhanced identification: Super resolution & Fusion.

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Low Insertion Loss, Good IMD Performance RF Coaxial Switches: SPST to SP8T Switches, Transfer Switches from DC to 200 GHz Power Dividers and Power Combiners Wilkinson Types from 2 to 16 Ways Frequency Range from 400 MHz to 26.5 GHz

Featuring an ultra-compact package of less than 5 cubic inches, the TAC-440 delivers 1°/hour gyro bias with 1 mg accelerometer bias stability and very low 0.05°/√hour angle random walk (ARW) over wide temperature ranges. The breakthrough performance of the TAC-440 IMU is based on a EMCORE’s proven quartz MEMS inertial sensor technology. EMCORE’s quartz technology enables repeatable, high-volume production of precisely machined sensor structures combined with the inherent large signal output and thermal stability of quartz materials. The TAC-440 is a compact IMU constructed with EMCORE’s latest generation quartz gyros, quartz accelerometers, and high-speed signal processing to achieve outstanding precision performance. The TAC-440 IMU is designed for demanding, mission-critical, rugged environments. The solid-state quartz sensors and hermetically sealed IMU construction provide reliable MTBF. Continuous Built-in Test (BIT), configurable communications protocols, electromagnetic interference (EMI) protection make the TAC-440 IMU easy to use in a wide range of higher order integrated system applications.

CP-10K (FIRE CONTROL COMPUTER) The computer for fixed-rate control consists of five processors for main control, communication, casting, console control, and shared memory, and performs the function of controlling guided missiles through the interface.

To complete their missions successfully in hostile territory, helicopters must have accurate, jam-resistant navigation systems that are able to operate effectively and dependably in all mission scenarios. These conditions may require high-speed, low-level flight over featureless, unknown terrain, and in the presence of enemy jamming.