• For applications requiring power cables longer than the standard 2 meters provided with Ai lights. 
• Standard cable lengths are 3, 5, 9 and 15 meters.

• The SL164 is characterized as a Compact High Intensity Spot Light with sufficient thermal management to provide 200kLux at a working distance of 4” (100mm). 
• A very wide range of wavelengths are available from UV to IR. 
• Multiple beam spreads are also available as is a diffuser option.

Safran’s SEEING™ 130 Wide includes a unique medium focal length catadioptric optics, limited by diffraction only and with ultra-low distortion, offering perfect imaging over 35 mm full-frame image format. It is fitted with a 10megapixel sensor. 

SEEING™ 130 Wide enables high Signal to Noise Ratio for multispectral (MS), hyperspectral (HS) and low light level imaging. SEEING™ 130 Wide includes a spectral filter with 23 bands covering Blue, Green, Red, Near InfraRed and Red Edge MS, for a broad spectral range between 475 and 900nm. SEEING™ 130 Wide has a large Field of View of 6.3° x 4.3° / 54 x 36 km2 from a 500km/310 miles orbit.

In addition to its a thermal design within a robust structure, SEEING™ 130 Wide has a low SWaP, saving launch and operational costs.

• Universal input switching supply 
• 24v regulated current DC – runs on 110-220v AC 
• Power indicator light 
• Tinned leads; marked negative/positive with wire nuts for easy connection

• The RL36120 is characterized as a Large Aimed Bright Field ring light. 
• Precisely aimed LEDs provide a level of lighting control not found in traditional illuminators. 
• A range of standoffs and fields of view may be specified at the time of order. 
• The ring light is available in a wide range of wavelengths from UV to IR, including a 3 channel RGB version. Diffuser and polarizer options are also available. 
• The large inner diameter of the ring light can accommodate lenses up to 55mm in diameter. 
• The light can also be ordered with an optional mounting ring.

The CORTEX RSR-RF (-40 or -200) stands as a digital recorder that plays a vital role in capturing and reproducing the RF analog signal received by the antenna before any processing occurs.

It’s an essential component in a Telemetry Station, ensuring the utmost availability of crucial data, particularly in cases where on-board recording is not feasible.

Data collected in-flight offers extensive post-processing flexibility. You can fine-tune various settings in the receiver, the bit synchronizer, and the decommutator to maximize the extraction of data, a feat achievable only with RF recording. Furthermore, it serves as an invaluable tool for test range qualification ahead of test flights.