EMCORE’s exclusive photonic integrated chip (PIC) technology delivers improved reliability and repeatability. The precision non-ITAR GEO-FOG 3D Dual features two GNSS antennas on a fixed PTK baseline to offer increased heading, pitch, and roll accuracy for static and dynamic applications where a single antenna system can be problematic. This dual antenna INS is the best choice for systems requiring heading at start-up or in low dynamic conditions. Highlights Data rate 10x faster than other available systems Cutting-edge sensor fusion for dependable, precise navigation in a full array of applications and conditions Six degrees of freedom (DoF) IMU with integrated gyros and accelerometers Technology Details Photonic Integrated Chip Technology EMCORE’s new photonic integrated chip (PIC) technology reimagines FOG technology by replacing individual fiber components with an innovative integrated planar optic chip. This results in a FOG with PIC Inside™ that’s even more reliable and delivers superior repeatability unit-to-unit. With three of these integrated photonic gyros at its core, the P-1750 IMU enables the GEO-FOG to provide the safe, accurate performance autonomous platforms demand. Learn More DSP Technology EMCORE’s DSP electronics improve FOG performance in critical areas such as scale factor and bias vs. temperature, scale factor linearity, and maximum input rate. EMCORE’s exclusive DSP design overcomes the limitations of analog signal processing, eliminating temperature-sensitive drift and rotation errors. GEO•FOG Manager The GEO•FOG Manager is ideal when integrating EMCORE’s GEO•FOG 3D and GEO•FOG 3D Dual INS. Learn More Developer’s Kit for Rapid Integration The KVH FOG/IMU Developer’s Kit includes easy-to-use software to accelerate your IMU and FOG integration, development, and interface efforts.

The Military Satellite Communication System-II is a basic communication system that uses the military's own satellites operating in geostationary orbit to ensure mobility and survivability through dedicated satellite communication terminals without the help of any infrastructure on land, sea, or air in the ROK Armed Forces' operational area, including the Korean Peninsula. The Military Satellite Communication System-II is a basic communication system that uses the military's own satellites operating in geostationary orbit to ensure mobility and survivability through dedicated satellite communication terminals without the help of any infrastructure on land, sea, or air in the ROK Armed Forces' operational area, including the Korean Peninsula. We supply various types of satellite communication terminal equipment and major component modules that can transmit and receive large amounts of data in real time without regional restrictions using military satellites to system/system companies. Among the main modules of various satellite communication terminal equipment of system/system manufacturers, we supply modems and subscriber matching devices Military Satellite Communication System-II High-speed basic link, anti-electronic warfare link, and low-speed basic link of all satellite terminals 7 types of modems and 7 types of subscriber devices for interworking provide large-capacity data transmission, anti-electronic warfare capabilities, and multi-channel links

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.

A VGA (640×480) LWIR (8–12 µm) uncooled micro-bolometer module with 12 µm pixel pitch and NETD ≤ 50 mK, paired with an F1.0, 10.7 mm EFL lens delivering H42° / V31.5° / D52.5° FOV. It streams at 30 Hz in either UVC (USB-C, 5 V) or GMSL1 (FAKRA, 12 V), with power consumption < 1.9 W. The compact, lightweight housing (30×30×58.9 mm for UVC; 30×30×70.9 mm with FAKRA for GMSL1; IP65; −40 °C to 85 °C) makes it well-suited for autonomous vehicles, UAVs, and security systems, providing reliable day/night thermal perception of pedestrians, animals, and objects in adverse weather.

MDCX, multipin coax connectors, offer low VSWR of 1.25:1 (typ) up to 10 GHz (max mated pair), maximum overall diameter of 0.125" fitted into low-profile micro-D housing, with constant 50 Ohm airline impedance. MDCX coaxial contacts are compact in size allowing multiple high density connections in a Micro-D style shell for applications where space and weight savings are important. No cumbersome spring mounts are required. These connectors are also available with locking post mechanisms or blindmate hardware attachment.

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VERSAWAVE HIGHLIGHTS: -Real-time video surveillance -Smallest and lightest Inmarsat UAV/UGV solution -Highest performing SATCOM solution of its size, weight and price -Proven global SATCOM solution for air, land and sea -Proven reliability, dependability and security -Low power consumption -See farther with the world's smallest satellite communication solution: enabling real-time video streaming and beyond visual line-of-sight communication with consistent global high-speed broadband coverage.

Developed and manufactured by MPS Microsystems based on customer specifications, this lens actuator forms an essential component of a laser guidance system for unmanned flying objects. It enables 2 lens groups to be displaced individually over a total range of 48 mm and makes it possible to focus a laser over a distance of several kilometres. The main technical difficulty inherent to this actuator lies in meeting very stringent requirements for alignment between the two lens groups (< 10 µm) and in maintaining a very small tilt of the lenses over their entire stroke (lateral deviation < 2 µm). The key part making it possible to ensure such specifications is a frame machined by milling from an aluminium block, into which the 2 drive systems are fastened. These systems each consist of a Ø16 mm brushless motor and a Ø4 mm ball screw with an axial play of less than 5 µm. Backlash-free and frictionless sliding of the lens holders is ensured by standard L306 linear ball bearings manufactured by MPS Microsystems.