The ACTUS® IR Flashlight emits a low output of less than 100mW with a wavelength range of 830 to 875 nm, classified as a Class 3B laser. Designed for reliable performance in extreme environments, it can withstand specific storage and operating temperature ranges. Powered by a single CR123A lithium battery, it offers extended operational time, while its robust 6061-T6 aluminum construction ensures durability. The lightweight, compact design makes it easy to carry and use in the field.

Our electronics business sector has been producing copper cladded laminates of printed circuit boards for over 20 years. To meet high heat dissipation for the newest electronic technology, we have developed metal based laminates and carbon laminates.

Generates 2D electronic map images using a terrain database and transmits them to the mission computer via the ARINC-818 standard. Using Collins Aerospace's TERPROM software, enabling automatic terrain-following flight and terrain collision avoidance functions. - x2 Gigabit Ethernet - x1 MIL-STD-15583B - x4 Discrete Input - x2 Discrete Output - x4 ARINC-818 Transmit - 512GB Solid-State Disk (Digital Moving Map) - 64GB Solid-State Disk (TERPROM) - Size : 135.1x339.0x225.4 mm - Weight : 4.25Kg - Power : MIL-STD-704F (28VDC, 60W) - Environment: MIL-STD-810G - EMI/EMC: MIL-STD-461G

Weibel’s Doppler velocity radars are designed for precise velocity measurements of free-flying objects such as projectiles, artillery rounds, and rockets. The radars are capable of operating under confined indoor as well as long range environments and providing velocity and other ballistic data. The network-ready SL family of fixed head Doppler radar systems is easily portable and based on state of the art radar technologies. All electronic components are integrated in the antenna/processor unit. The radars connect directly to your TCP/IP network and can be accessed and controlled from any standard PC on the network, running WinDopp software.

This fully self-contained pressure test and calibration system combines pressure generation, signal measurement, and loop power to deliver all the convenience of the Druck DPI 610/615, while being half the size, twice as accurate and easy to use. The DPI 611 is the fourth generation of the DPI 600 family, first introduced in 1984. The DPI 600 family revolutionized testing and calibration by providing all the tools for pressure generation and signal measurement in a stand-alone portable package. The DPI 600 soon became the flagship equipment of the industry and today it is simply known as "Druck". Built on a technical legacy and more than 30 years of experience in pressure measurement and calibration, the DPI 611 offers all the convenience and reliability of a true "Druck", while delivering double the performance of a product half its size.

ts advanced integrated optics and closed-loop Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) electronics deliver much higher accuracy, lower noise and greater efficiency than competing technologies. In addition, the EG-1300 can be calibrated internally for better thermal effect and has both digital and analog outputs, along with separation of the electronics from the FOG’s sensing coil assembly to accommodate the widest variety of installation parameters. Features Fully-integrated optics and electronics Advanced optics and FPGA electronics for higher accuracy, lower noise and greater efficiency Precise navigation (1 mile/hour without GPS) Fast, precise gyrocompassing to 1 milliradian Bandwidth to 500 Hz Separate electronics and sensor modules More economical than competing systems Applications Navigational grade applications Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) guidance Missile guidance Aeronautics and aviation Robotics

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The Pseudo-GNSS system is designed with tightly integrated firmware and hardware. The firmware generates PRN signals based on GNSS orbital data, modulates them to resemble real GNSS signals, and ensures time synchronization in a Master-Slave structure. A user-friendly GUI software enables easy device control. The hardware consists of a power unit, signal transmission unit, and communication unit. The power unit ensures stable supply through low-noise design, while the transmission unit radiates GNSS-like signals indoors. The communication unit supports Wi-Fi and wired connections for synchronization and control across multiple devices, with compatibility for smartphones and tablets to display positioning results.