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MTC from Israel launches redundant Electro-Mechanical Rotary Servo Actuator for UAVs 11606161.
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Eurosatory 2016
Defence & Security International Exhibition Official News online with Editorial and Web TV Paris, France 13 - 17 June 2016 |
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MTC at Eurosatory 2016
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Industries and Research Carmiel Ltd. – a leading supplier of electro-mechanical products and services to Aerospace, Defense, and UAV Industries – launches its redundant Electro-Mechanical Rotary Servo Actuator (ERSA) for UAVs. ERSA’s unique fail-safe system significantly enhances UAV survivability and enables extended time in the air.
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 MTC booth at Eurosatory 2016, the international land and airland defence and security exhibition in Paris, France. |
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MTC’s new redundant Electro-Mechanical Rotary Servo Actuator for UAVs – ERSA – is exceptionally reliable, designed with a built-in fail-safe based on its duplicate flight controls located on its two separate control boards. The back-up control allows the UAV to continue flying in case of component failure – thus protecting these very costly platforms, and saving valuable resources. ERSA’s dual DC brushless motors require much less maintenance due to the absence of wear-and-tear prone brushes. Additional features include a 3-gang potentiometer and high-efficiency gearbox, as well as optional digital or analog outputs.
According to MTC’s CEO, Mr. Yechiel Cohen, “We are very pleased to showcase this new product. Other servo actuators that have been developed by MTC are deployed within various platforms worldwide. We believe that the new ERSA will also generate a high level of interest among customers due to its redundancy – which will ensure a reduction in the loss rates of costly UAV platforms.” The company will also present a wide range of additional solutions, including gyros and MEMS, electric motors, position sensors, solenoid valves, slip rings, canard fin control actuation systems, fuel control manifolds, and gimbal units. |