As domains converge and connect, new threats and opportunities emerge. By giving our service members every advantage for operational success, we create a safer world. It is this mission that drives our relentless innovation in defense technology. With our integrated expertise and capabilities, Raytheon Technologies is uniquely positioned to give our customers the advantage in every moment.

Engine Start Begins with ATS. The Air Turbine Starter (ATS) is a key component of an aircraft's secondary power system, driven by Bleed Air supplied from the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) to accelerate the engine up to approximately 8,900 RPM, enabling engine start. Through the in-house development and localization of the ATS, we have incorporated power generation, optimal design of the shear section with consideration of failure, Containment functionality, as well as lubrication and power transmission systems. In addition, we have secured manufacturing and assembly technologies and continue development aimed at successful operation and the establishment of a mass production system.

If it’s on our schedule, you’re invited. As an exhibitor in the Partnership Pavilion, in addition to official show events you also have exclusive access to official Pavilion events. Exhibitors benefit from exclusive access to the Partnership Pavilion events, including the official Pavilion Opening Ceremony and Ribbon-Cutting, off and on-site hospitality receptions, networking events, business and market insight briefings, and topical industry presentations.

The SCVPX-SSGM (Synchronous Signal Generation Module) generates synchronization signals to coordinate the operation and timing of various radar system components. It can generate synchronization signals using an internal clock, receive an external clock, or regenerate synchronization signals from external sources to maintain precise timing cycles. A device driver program is required for configuration and operation, and the Linux driver can be downloaded from Seedcore’s product page. Drivers for other operating systems can be developed upon request. This module is deployed in the L-SAM multi-function radar system, providing precise timing synchronization across mission-critical subsystems.

Given the risks to U.S. armed forces personnel and other assets, shielding defense community computers, comm systems, and electronic platforms with outdated "Defense in Depth" cyber security is less than optimal. Today, state-sponsored and other cyber attacks can often bypass traditional security defenses, remain undetected for weeks or months, and be hard to track once noticed.

The TDV is a night driving system that is equipped with an uncooled thermal imaging sensor. The TDV can be mounted onto various kinds of armored vehicles, IFVs and Battle tanks. The TDV’s Thermal Imaging Sensor makes it invaluable under all weather and battlefield conditions. - No ambient light required - Enables driving in complete darkness - Enables driving though smoke and dust - Can be installed to various vehicles - Uncooled 320x240 Array - Easy to use - Large Field of View - The width of the vehicle can be displayed on the - The on-screen display can be customized. - screen, to maximize comfort for the driver. - Image compensation increases the quality of the image for a clearer view

The mRO-50 Ruggedized is a breakthrough microwave optical double resonance (MODR) low SWaP-C Miniaturized Rubidium Oscillator designed to meet the latest commercial, military and aerospace requirements where time stability and power consumption are critical. It provides a one day holdover below 1µs and a retrace below 1E-10 in a form factor (50.8 x 50.8 x 20mm) that takes up only 51 cc of volume (about one-third of the volume compared to standard rubidiums) and consumes only 0.36W of power, which is about ten times less than existing solutions with similar capabilities. The mRO-50 Ruggedized Oscillator provides accurate frequency and precise time synchronization to mobile applications, such as military radio-pack systems in GNSS-degraded or denied environments. Its wide-ranging operating temperature of -40° to +80°C is also ideal for: Underwater Applications, Military Communications, Radars, Low Earth Orbit, Electronic Warfare, Airbornes & Avionics, UAV/UGV/USV/UUV

The RFcore Radar series are FMCW type radar and were developed to detect/track small air targets. The major difference between three models is detection performance. RX32B is fundamental model. RX128B have four times larger radar than RX32B. RX192A have six times larger radar then RX32B. The number of the product name means the number of antenna elements. All have compact and lightweight physical architecture that concentrates all the components required for radar, such as antenna, RF components and radar signal processor, in a small single housing. Transport can be carried in the carrier box and can be easily carried by one person. For installation, you can use a commercially available camera tripod. The weight is about 7.5kg (RX32B) and 15.9kg (RX128B), and the lower connection part is compatible with the tripod connection for the camera. Power supply requires 12VDC (RX32B) and 24VDC power (RX128B and RX192A). When using a battery, it is possible to connect a 12V battery or 24V battery to radars. Usage time may vary depending on the battery capacity. RFCORE recommended the constant power supply. Transfer of Status and BIT information and simple control of the RX32B, RX128B and RX192A are possible with a web browser using the Ethernet connection for authorized users. Using the terminal program provided with the radar, you can view the radar control and detected target information in real time. All RX Radar series’ Power Amp and Core Chip were designed using RFcore's own products.