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EVENLODE Air Equipment
Encryption
Control Unit
EVENLODE
Video Encoder,
Transceiver &
Up Converter
EVENLODE
Power Supply,
Heat Exchange &
Power Amplifier
EVENLODE Ground Equipment
EVENLODE Ground
Soft Case Transceiver
EVENLODE System Key Features
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Lightweight Air Data Terminal: suitable for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, and for
other platforms
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Modular: Transceiver, Up Converter Power Supply, Heat Exchange, Power
Amplifier as separate or stacked modules
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Controllable Radio Parameters: suitable for low-range, high-data rate
applications and long-range applications with up and downlinks up to 21 Mbps
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Open Architecture: Internet Protocol (IP) and, Asynchronous Serial Interface
(ASI) data
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Robust: ECS Coded Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex (COFDM) waveform
Secure: Military-grade Advanced Encryption Standard 256-bit
Operator-Friendly: Interface and Control.
Key Features: Lightweight
Transceiver Module 610 g
Up Converter Module 490 g
Power Supply Module 680 g
Heat Exchange Module 960 g
Power Amplifier Module 780 g
Full System Size
139 x 145 x 218 mm
Unit Weight
3.52 kg
(7.0 kg lighter than a standard system)
All dimensions approx
Power
124 W (L & S Band)
(176 W less than a standard system)
Key Features: Controllable
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Controllable or Automatic Parameters (Data Rate vs Range)
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Video over IP or as an ASI steam, or both. Buffer for IP data
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Movable wall between ASI and IP to provide an IP Link, or interoperability with
existing systems
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Over the air configuration for Unmanned Air & Optionally-Piloted Vehical
applications.
Video
Video
Key Features: Operator-Friendly
EVENLODE Operational Application
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EVENLODE I Concepts of Operation
Air to Air Link
EVENLODE I Concepts of Operation
Air to Ground Downlink
EVENLODE II Concepts of Operation
Range Extension
EVENLODE II Concepts of Operation
Uplink / Downlink
EVENLODE II Concepts of Operation
House Entry
EVENLODE II Concepts of Operation
Helicopter Surveillance & Overwatch
EVENLODE III Concepts of Operation
Air – Ground IP Capability
EVENLODE Series Upgrade Path
EVENLODE Airborne Data Terminal & Work Station
The Evenlode Data Terminal with a mission mapping system, built in computer ,
High Definition recorder and screen.
Designed to be seat or floor mounted and easily removed.
Man-Portable Receivers
Handyview
Loxley
Technology
Information Security
Technology
Information Security
Multi-role Helicopter
User Group 1
User Group 2
User Group 3
Through-life Management
Requirements Capture
Close interaction with the Customer
from the outset.
Surveys and technical analysis to ensure
the best possible system for the
customer.
Verification with the Customer
throughout.
Through-life Management
Bespoke Design
Concept of Operations to System
Design to Equipment Trials
Through-life Management
In-service Support
Maintenance, Repairs,
Upgrades & Training
Close contact with the Customer
Experience
System Integration
An ECS link provides the Information Exchange Requirement (IER) for the Falcon ISR
(Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance) Mobile Exploitation System
Experience
Bespoke Datalinks for Mission Pods
ECS Skylark Datalink incorporated into the
“backpack” of a Fast Air Targeting Pod
ECS Time Division Duplex (TDD)
Datalink designed into a tube for a
Fast Air training application
ECS Evenlode Datalink incorporated into a Self
Contained Aerial Reconnaissance (SCAR) Pod
Example Concept of Operations
Network Voting System
Example Concept of Operations
System Architecture
The Network Voting System
Benefits
• The system provides extended downlink coverage, beyond that
capable of a single receive site
• The system is scalable for future expansion
• The system is modular for future expansion, and commonality of
parts for ease of maintenance
• By adjusting the antennas the, system is adaptable for a change in
operational coverage area without disturbance to the overall system
• By providing overlapping areas of coverage, the system is resilient
to the loss/failure of any component module.
Example Concept of Operations
System Control
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