With a peak torque of >200Nm / 1770 lbf-in and a rated torque of 80Nm / 708 lbf-in, the fully redundant DA 58-D is the strongest, electromechanical, fully integrated (actuator control electronics, position sensing, motor and drivetrain in one housing) actuator in the market. Besides the well-proven redundant RS 485 interface, the DA 58-D also features a redundant CAN bus interface. The DA 58-D has been developed for applications with the highest reliability demands. The redundant – two channel – design of the actuator allows continuous operation even if one of the two channels has failed. All major components such as the electric motors, control and communication electronics, and power supply are available twice (redundant). The actuator features a triple-redundant position sensor (2 out of 3 voting). Additionally there are several sensors integrated to provide diagnostic information such as current consumption, supply voltage levels and temperature readings. All major components of the actuator are continuously diagnosed by the microcontrollers of the actuator and its health status can be read via the redundant RS485 / CAN interface.

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.

The EPL2000 is an all-in-one RU/DU/EPC/application server system that provides seamless outdoor LTE service without network interconnection via backhaul. Portable and deployable in areas inaccessible by vehicles, it is optimized for disaster response and military operations.

Interconnect Wire Harness and Cable Assemblies are the connectivity backbone of electronic systems. Fabricated in a factory setting, build-to-print wire harness assemblies enable the OEM manufacturer to reduce the time and expense of in situ interconnection of electronic devices used in complex air, sea, land and space applications.

From the rocket launcher to its upper assembly, the bomb rack unit, completing a full weapon system as one set. The rocket launcher is a weapon system independently designed to launch guided missiles or rockets through 7-tube and 19-tube launchers, enabling both single and multiple firings. Through its development, independence of the weapon system has been secured, and structural stability has been achieved by applying a design that considers aircraft vibration and aerodynamic effects. In addition, it is equipped with the capability to receive the system’s firing signal and ignite the rocket. Based on the successful development in 2017 of the 7-tube 2.75-inch rocket launcher assembly for helicopters, the company is now independently developing upgraded versions of the 7-tube and 19-tube rocket launcher assemblies. Through this effort, we are securing scalability for application to next-generation helicopters and UAV systems.

Presentation by Haigh Farr during the Virtual NH Career Fair, hosted by JobsInNH.

The Striker II digital Helmet-Mounted Display (HMD) builds on the decades of combat-proven performance by the Striker HMD, used on Typhoon and Gripen aircraft. The only full color solution with integrated night vision available anywhere, Striker II gives pilots unparalleled situational awareness, next generation EBAPS™ night vision, optional 3D audio, and battle proven target tracking technology - all in an integrated, visor-projected digital HMD system.

LightIR series key features: • High MTF performance • Extremely compact, light, configurations • Suitable for a wide range of low-SWaP applications • Maintains focus through the entire zoom range • Compatible with major MWIR and LWIR detectors • Designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions