L-3 Telemetry-East has designed and developed a wide variety of aircraft flight test products ranging from simple encoder/transmitter systems to large scale master/remote Data Acquisition Systems (DAS). These systems have been used by virtually every large aircraft contractor on commercial programs, and by aerospace contractors and government agencies on critical military programs.
Applications
Aircraft Flight Test
Missile and Launch Vehicle Test
L-3 Telemetry-East has provided, and continues to provide, products and systems to the major U.S. and foreign aerospace companies and government agencies involved in missile and launch vehicle testing. Missile programs such as Tomahawk, Stinger, Trident, and THAAD, to name a few, use L-3 Telemetry-East transmitters, encoders, signal conditioning, and data acquisition systems.
Precision Munitions Test
L-3 Telemetry-East has developed a unique, modular product consisting of a PCM encoder and S-Band transmitter used in projectile test applications. These units can be modified to accommodate virtually any requirement and can be physically repackaged to meet a wide variety of form factors, depending on installation needs.
Telemetry Ground Equipment
L-3 Telemetry-East manufactures a wide variety of telemetry ground equipment, including receivers, complete computer-controlled ground stations, and a wide variety of support products servicing the range telemetry, space data, signal intelligence, and satellite Telemetry, Tracking and Control (TT&C) communities. These products include configurations suitable for rack mount, modules for VME chassis and PC applications, and complete turnkey installations.
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L-3 Telemetry-East is a world-leading manufacturer of missile and aircraft flight test instrumentation, including airborne and ground telemetry products. And our complete turnkey systems are unique in the industry. Our airborne telemetry and flight test products gather and process critical information aboard spacecraft, aircraft, missiles, guided weapons, targets, and UAVs. Constructed to function under the severe conditions of space and military applications, our equipment also records the data and transmits it to receiving stations and then processes and displays it for technicians on the ground.
L-3 Telemetry-East's products are used in defense and aerospace programs, weapons development, flight test, and satellite communications for space agencies including NASA. Our highly durable, precision products are available in the following categories:
• RF products include airborne telemetry transmitters, radar augmentation transponders, and RF power amplifiers.
• Advanced Data Acquisition Products include six (6) data acquisition system (DAS) product families, so our customers can select the most cost-effective solutions for specific requirements. Additional products are available that complement the DAS and airborne product line, including encryption packages, cockpit display and control units, airborne recorders, and a variety of other products for special applications.
• Ground Products include telemetry and space data receivers, de-modulators, bit-synchronizers, decommutators, and a full array of PC and VME plug-in modules to support virtually any ground telemetry requirement. Turnkey systems are available to provide total reception, computational processing, and display capabilities. We also provide setup and application-specific software packages.
Custom Engineering Solutions
In addition to these products, L-3 Telemetry-East also provides custom solutions for specific testing requirements. We offer a full range of engineering design, software engineering, program management, and manufacturing services. And our extensive telemetry experience in serving commercial and military organizations both domestic and foreign has made L-3 Telemetry-East a leader in the field of telemetry instrumentation.
L-3 Telemetry-East
1515 Grundy's Lane
Bristol, PA 19007 USA
Tel: (267) 545-7000
Fax: (267) 545-0100
e-mail: te.inquiry@L-3com.com
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