Middletown-based KVH Industries Inc., added a new level of rugged performance to its fiber optic gyro family with the introduction of its DSP-4000 series. Based on KVH’s patented Digital Signal Processing technology and designed to military standards, the series is available in both single- and dual-axis configurations specifically designed to provide the military with a high-performance, low-cost successor to mechanical gyros.
“Designed and tested to rigorous military standards, the rugged DSP-4000 series offers the military the next generation of gun and turret stabilization technology as well as dynamic pointing capabilities,” said Dan Conway, KVH’s vice president for business development, in a release. “We are building on the success of our DSP technology to expand the versatility and capabilities of our fiber optic product line. Doing so enables us to pursue the expanding market for stabilization applications.”
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With no moving parts to maintain or replace, the DSP-4000 series lasts longer than its mechanical predecessors, performs better, and yields a significantly lower lifetime cost.
KVH FOGs are used in diverse applications including inertial measurement units for torpedoes, precision tactical navigation systems for military vehicles, and image stabilization and synchronization for shoulder- or tripod-mounted weapon simulators.
