| MOQ: | 1 set |
| Delivery Period: | 30 work days |
| Supply Capacity: | 500 sets per year |
The airborne optical gyro inertial navigation system is designed with optical gyroscopes and quartz accelerometers as its primary sensing components. Using a strapdown inertial navigation architecture, with optional modulation-based techniques, the system performs high-speed internal navigation computation and delivers navigation data continuously in real time.
Optical Gyro and Quartz Accelerometer Configuration
Provides stable inertial sensing suitable for airborne operating conditions.
Strapdown Inertial Navigation Structure
Compact and integrated design for real-time attitude, velocity, and position calculation.
High-Speed Navigation Processing
Embedded navigation algorithms ensure timely computation and output of navigation parameters.
Multi-Source Navigation Integration
Capable of incorporating external navigation information such as satellite navigation, astronomical reference, altimeters, radio navigation aids, and vision-based data, based on user configuration.
Multiple Operating Modes
Supports pure inertial navigation as well as multi-source integrated navigation and information fusion modes.
Continuous Navigation Capability
Maintains stable navigation output independent of external signal availability.
Flexible Configuration
Information sources and fusion strategies can be adapted to different mission requirements.
Reliable Real-Time Output
Provides consistent navigation data required by airborne guidance and control systems.
Strong System Compatibility
Designed for integration with aircraft avionics and mission management systems.
Aircraft inertial navigation systems
Navigation and guidance for fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and UAVs
Integrated navigation systems combining inertial and satellite data
Airborne platforms requiring attitude, heading, velocity, and position information
Aviation research, testing, and specialized airborne missions
| MOQ: | 1 set |
| Delivery Period: | 30 work days |
| Supply Capacity: | 500 sets per year |
The airborne optical gyro inertial navigation system is designed with optical gyroscopes and quartz accelerometers as its primary sensing components. Using a strapdown inertial navigation architecture, with optional modulation-based techniques, the system performs high-speed internal navigation computation and delivers navigation data continuously in real time.
Optical Gyro and Quartz Accelerometer Configuration
Provides stable inertial sensing suitable for airborne operating conditions.
Strapdown Inertial Navigation Structure
Compact and integrated design for real-time attitude, velocity, and position calculation.
High-Speed Navigation Processing
Embedded navigation algorithms ensure timely computation and output of navigation parameters.
Multi-Source Navigation Integration
Capable of incorporating external navigation information such as satellite navigation, astronomical reference, altimeters, radio navigation aids, and vision-based data, based on user configuration.
Multiple Operating Modes
Supports pure inertial navigation as well as multi-source integrated navigation and information fusion modes.
Continuous Navigation Capability
Maintains stable navigation output independent of external signal availability.
Flexible Configuration
Information sources and fusion strategies can be adapted to different mission requirements.
Reliable Real-Time Output
Provides consistent navigation data required by airborne guidance and control systems.
Strong System Compatibility
Designed for integration with aircraft avionics and mission management systems.
Aircraft inertial navigation systems
Navigation and guidance for fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and UAVs
Integrated navigation systems combining inertial and satellite data
Airborne platforms requiring attitude, heading, velocity, and position information
Aviation research, testing, and specialized airborne missions