It is especially suited for demanding applications, which require reliable performance, such as missile seeker gimbal stabilization, where small size and low power consumption is required, while in a low cost design that is also ideally suited for high volume commercial applications. System Performance PARAMETERS SPECIFICATIONS Standard Ranges ±100°/sec, ±200°/sec, ±400°/sec Input Voltage + and - 5.0 Vdc Bandwidth 110 Hz Output Noise < 005°/sec/√Hz Scale Factor Accuracy ±1% Nominal Features Dual Axis Capabilities in Small Form Factor Miniature Size: Only 25gm.(1.05” x 0.71” diameter) Hermetically Sealed In Stainless Steel Cylinder High Reliability DC Input/High-Level DC Analog Output Low Cost Applications Tank Turret Stabilization Missile Targeting Platform Stabilization Antenna Stabilization Camera Stabilization Spacecraft

Kappa’s Armor Eye product family of advanced rugged camera solutions offers maximum flexibility for customized and program-specific DVE and SAS designs and integrations. The high-performance rugged vision solutions can be specifically configured according to the vehicle type and the mission tasks. We offer affordable Entry Level (EL) and very sensitive and wide dynamic High Quality (HQ) camera products. Benefit from our project-specific flexibility to adapt view angles and DRI performance for the best operational performance, day- and night 24/7. Turnkey Solution - DVE- und SAS Systems with DVU - Digital Video Distribution Unit DVE systems with up to two cameras can be built as direct camera-monitor systems (CMS). For the integration of a larger number of cameras, our advanced VDU represents the signal processing core for all Kappa’s turnkey AE DVE & SAS systems. This high-speed and digital FPGA based processing core offers multiple HD-SDI camera inputs and several HD-SDI outputs for lowest system latency performance glass-to-glass. Additional control and H.264 IP streaming interfaces greatly increase the VDU flexibility and enable information sharing between vehicles. Controlled by the crew or the gearbox switch, the VDU processes the selected camera channels, mixes and scales multiple camera information, performs driver assistance and tactical overlays of text and icons, and fi nally routes the selected view data to the respective output for display on the cockpit monitors. Best in class signal processing techniques and scaling algorithms guarantee the low latency generation of crisp and sharp images even under severe difficult ambient light conditions. Day & Night Vision (VIS/LWIR), image fusion, near-zero latency, scalable solutions up to 360° surround-view, adaptable FoV.

Driven by two micro motors strategically positioned at the edges of the assembly, the design remains ultra-thin, making it ideal for through-hole configurations in optical applications requiring precise transmission. The innovative symmetry of the flexure plates allows for a range of mechanical displacements, enabling unique combinations that can be tailored to your needs. Whether you require extended strokes, precise X-Y stage movement, an additional Z dimension for an X-Y-Z system, or independent lateral displacements of two objects, our multiaxis micropositioning stage is designed to adapt. Scalability is at the heart of this design. By adjusting a few key dimensions, the multiaxis micropositioning plate can be customized to meet the specific requirements of applications that demand smooth motion, long-lasting durability, and maintenance-free, repeatable positioning.

Electromagnetic activities have become critical in the modern battlespace. In this increasingly contested and congested environment, situational awareness is key in tactical operations. How do you meet such a challenge without compromising the need to remain undetected and to deploy with speed and agility? The solution is passive sensing, sensors that are totally silent and don’t emit signals; but can detect electromagnetic emissions. Passive sensors are nothing new. But, a compact, man-portable system with the ability to support tactical operations at every level, is something new. We call it Sirius Compact, a sensor that can make being silent a very powerful activity.

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Solution Overview The AI-Based Command Decision Support System, "KWM," identifies battlefield targets and recommends optimal weapon system combinations. It supports end-to-end "Sensor-to-Shooter" execution for rapid, accurate, and efficient engagement and command decision-making. Main Features Identifies targets on the battlefield using integrated sensors and data Recommends the most effective attack strategies for both reconnaissance and attack missions Provides command decision support through real-time analysis and visualization Suggests and allocates optimal target formations and strike assets Supports on-site command and control with a user-friendly interface Key Advantages Enables quick, accurate, and efficient engagement of enemy targets Automated recommendation of attack strategies and allocation of strike resources Real-time synchronization between reconnaissance and attack kill webs Direct connection from detection to strike (Sensor-to-Shooter capability) Increases operational efficiency and decision-making accuracy in complex battlefield environments Applied Cases Successfully piloted in the Army Tiger Boost Project in 2024 Used for command decision-making and efficient allocation of attack resources in live military scenarios

The KX1-3046 is an X-band high-power MMIC amplifier fabricated on the GaN-on-SiC process. It operates from 8.0 – 10.5 GHz and typically provides 30W saturated output power with power-added efficiency of 46%. The KX1-3046 can support military and commercial radar systems. It is matched to 50Ω with integrated DC blocking capacitors on both RF input and output ports. The KX1-3046 is 100% DC and RF tested on-wafer. It is available in chip form. **Key Features** - Frequency Range: 8.0-10.5GHz - Small Signal Gain: 28dB - High Pout: 30W - High PAE: 46% - DC bias: Vd=28V @Idq=0.6A - Pulsed Vg: PW=100µs, DC=10% - Chip size: 2.95x3.1x0.1mm  

We have participated in almost all simulator projects for military aircraft currently in operation in the Republic of Korea (KT-1, KF-16, T-50, FA-50, TA-50, KUH, LAH, KF-21, C-130, etc.), and we produce everything in-house, from mechanism, battlefield, circuit, and firmware design to assembly and testing, using our own personnel and facilities.