Weibel’s Doppler 3D tracking radars are designed for precise measurements of free-flying objects such as projectiles, artillery rounds, and rockets. The systems are highly effective for detailed debris tracking, range safety tests, missile tests, and space launches. Weibel’s tracking radars are phased array X-band CW, MFCW and FMCW radar systems consisting of state of the art phased array Doppler radar antennas, high performance pedestals, real-time multi-object tracking processors and state of the art waveform generators, all controlled from the operator console.

Jonal Laboratories of Meriden, Connecticut researches, designs, and manufactures elastomer sealing components for the most crucial commercial and defense app...

Armada is one of the worlds leading defence technology analysis magazines since 1976. The editorial includes technology analysis, information about ongoing procurement programmes worldwide, news analysis, comments and interviews from top defence officials. It has become the go to defence encyclopaedia for the defence community, especially those who make purchasing and procurement decisions.

다양한 환경에서 적용가능한 안테나들을 개발하여 육,해,공을 아우르는 전장 환경에 맞게 공급, 군의 통신전력 증대에 기여하고 있습니다.

FOBEX 38999 MIL-DTL-38999 An optical connector which is applied to beam expanding optical signal transmission technology into a connector designed according to military standards. It can be used in a variety of adverse conditions such as extreme temperature, vibration, shock, humidity, and dust. It has little impact from outdoor contamination and is easy to maintain, making it easy to use tactically. FOBEX 83526 Ensures stable and reliable data transmission in extreme environments. Designed with a hermaphrodite type for easy connection and disconnection over 3,000 times, the extended beam technology minimizes loss caused by dust or contaminants from outdoors. FOBEX-P Fiber optic ferrules with expandable beam technology, designed to replace 1.6mm military fiber optic ferrules for tactical applications

An optical fusion splicer is a device that connects two optical fibers by fusing the ends at high temperatures. This process minimizes optical fiber loss, maintains signal transmission quality, and provides a durable connection. It is an essential tool in optical communication networks, and is particularly utilized in FTTx, data centers, and long-distance optical cable installations. Features - Low loss and high reliability. - Fast and accurate connection. - Small and lightweight equipment. - Compatible with various fibers. - User-friendly interface. - Reduced maintenance costs. Application Area - Data Center - Optical Communication Network Construction

Quapason™ is a high-performance vibratory gyroscope from Safran Electronics & Defense, combining the compactness of MEMS with the reliability of Fiber-Optic Gyroscopes (FOG). It delivers exceptional robustness, ultra-low noise, and high signal stability, making it ideal for stabilization and inertial navigation in harsh environments. Used in weapon turret stabilization, avionics, and artificial horizons, it has surpassed 140,000 units delivered, proving its reliability and precision across civil and military applications.

Haigh-Farr has been serving the United States Department of Defense and associated defense contractors for the last 50 years with pride. In fact, the first antenna design ever developed by Haigh-Farr was engineered for a tactical weapon meant to protect the lives of American war fighters; and a variant of that antenna is still being delivered and deployed to this day.