The Airborne Recording System (ARS) is a high-speed recording and playback system intended to be used for airborne applications Playback the recorded synchronized streams of data in real time Capacity: A minimum of 2 TB (expandable up to 4 TB) Data interface: High speed serial Interface on VXS Backplane Data Transfer Rate: 600MB/sec Input: 28V DC, 115V / 400Hz, 1-Φ AC Output: Necessary Power Supplies for the operation of other functional modules within the ARS

DTU is a compact, rugged, self-contained data transfer unit Used on the MiG27 Avionics system for as the Mission Preparation & Retrieval Unit Designed to store and retrieve data from industry standard PCMCIA/ATA Flash Memory cards through RS-422/RS-232C interface CEMILAC Certified, CEMILAC Type Approval

gateway for exchange of data between Airborne Systems on UAV & Ground Systems Handles all data exchange between various avionics sub systems on UAV Decodes and Disseminates command, control and data from Ground Control Station (GCS) to relevant on-board sub systems Encodes flight control, mission data and other parameters of the UAV and down links to the GCS for operational use Completely Dual-redundant Architecture based on Freescale Power Quicc-III Processor

gateway for exchange of data between Airborne Systems on UAV & Ground system Design based on Freescale Micro-controller Handles multiple communication interfaces - RS-422, Ethernet, MIL-STD-1553B

Used for Command & Control of UAV Interfaced with Ground Checkout System Input through discrete switches and joysticks; Status display through Indicator Lamps Design based on Freescale micro-controller

Rugged Unit based on Intel 16 bit Micro-controller 87C196 Used for Power distribution and switching for Torpedo application External interfaces to Discrete Inputs/Outputs, RS-232, RS- 422 and MIL-STD-1553B communication links