JWGE connector which was derived from the VG95234, was developed for low-voltage/high-current transmission and, when combined, exhibits IP68 water and dust resistance, also exhibiting excellent durability and mechanical performance in a temperature range of 55° to +125°C. These features are applied and utilized in military vehicles and various industrial equipment.

This Control Actuation System (CAS) is a guidance system for unmanned flying objects. It consists of three MPS fin actuators that each independently position an aerodynamic fin. The maximum angle of incidence is ±8°, which allows the device to carry out highly precise dynamic manoeuvres. The miniature fin actuators that make up this Control Actuation System are manufactured by MPS Microsystems and were designed based on customer specifications. Designed to guide a very small object and disposing of an extremely limited space, these fin actuators meet strict requirements in terms of performance, weight - less than 100 g - and dimensions. To reduce the length of this actuator, MPS Microsystems used part of the screw length as the motor axis. This screw is equipped with a very compact 4-point contact bearing that simultaneously absorbs axial and radial loads. The angular play on the aileron axis is less than 0.1° rms. This actuator meets the storage and vibration requirements of military equipment.

The SBC3612D is a rugged 3U VPX single board computer aligned with the compute-intensive SOSA profile, delivering high-performance processing with the Intel® Xeon® D-2775TE 16-core processor and flexible expansion capabilities. • Supports up to 64GB DDR4 SDRAM and 480GB NAND Flash (NVMe SSD) • Offers 100GbE and 10/25GbE data plane and control plane support • Features the Xilinx® Zynq® UltraScale+™ MPSoC FPGA for enhanced security

Seedcore’s VPX Chassis Housing Assembly is designed as a structural platform for Multi-function radar signal processing systems. Featuring a robust 8U 2×5 slot VPX configuration, precision-machined aluminum construction, and excellent thermal management, it ensures high mechanical stability and optimal heat dissipation in demanding defense environments. This chassis housing is deployed in Korea’s key air defense radar systems, including the L-SAM, M-SAM, and LAMD programs, supporting mission-critical radar signal processing architectures.

Threaded bushing enables localized reinforcement of and attachment to panel structure. Supplied with disposable installation fixture. 1.25" Flange Diameter. SIZES: Imperial fine thread sizes from 10-32 (.190"-32) to 3/8-24 (.375"-24), Imperial coarse thread sizes from 8-32 (.164"-32) to 3/8-16 (.375"-16), and metric thread sizes from M5 to M8. 1.25" Flange Diameter. Grip lengths from 0.25" to 1.50". MATERIALS: Aluminum, 300 Series Stainless Steel, A-286 Stainless Steel, 316 Stainless Steel, and Titanium. Optional epoxy primer. FEATURES: Standard 1.25" diameter flange, 0.75" x 1.25" trimmed flange optional.

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STERNA System accurately finds True North in virtually all terrains and regardless of the weather conditions. The performance of STERNA System is not disturbed by gear carried by its operator or if used next to heavy armored vehicles. It remains highly accurate even when deployed on reinforced concrete floors or in dense urban settings. STERNA System operates reliably even in GPS denied environments and does not require the operator to carry any support resources to determine True North. If your mission success depends on the highest level of accuracy and precision, there is no substitute for STERNA System.

Developed in 2002 as a single-soldier, short-range, anti-tank weapon system, we continue to work with soldiers to provide the weaponry needed to succeed. Backed by nearly two decades of experience, the resurgence of the tank in battle validates our expertise in this field. It’s the same old story – and David still beats Goliath.