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DSP-1750 Fiber Optic Gyro (FOG) (Non-ITAR) END OF LIFE

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Ultra-compact Single- or Dual-axis FOGs, END OF LIFE

This product is END OF LIFE (EOL)

It`s replacment is the TAC-DSP1750

EMCORE takes fiber optic gyro (FOG) technology to a new level of performance with the DSP-1750, the world’s smallest high-accuracy FOG. Available in both single- and dual-axis configurations, the DSP-1750 is designed for a wide range of precision navigation, stabilization, and pointing applications where low noise and high performance across the entire range of operating temperatures are critical. Ideal applications include long-range optical and sensor systems, gimbals, tactical missiles, autonomous vehicle navigation, and the stabilization of virtually all types of commercial equipment platforms.

Highlights

  • Extremely low noise, high bandwidth
  • EMCORE E•Core® ThinFiber technology
  • Innovative, versatile two-piece design for easy integration
  • Analog and digital output versions

DSP Technology

EMCORE’s DSP electronics improve FOG performance in critical areas such as scale factor and bias vs. temperature, scale factor linearity, and maximum input rate. EMCORE’s exclusive DSP design overcomes the limitations of analog signal processing, eliminating temperature-sensitive drift and rotation errors.

Features

  • Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) product
  • Magnetic shielding optional
  • Proven reliability – MTBF >36,000 hrs (Ground Mobile)
  • Excellent bias instability and angle random walk performance
  • Superior Bias Stability: ≤0.05°/hr, 1σ (typical); ≤0.1°/hr, 1σ (max)
  • Patented Digital Signal Processing (DSP) electronics design

Applications

  • Gimbals
  • Optical/antenna stabilization
  • Equipment platform stabilization
  • Payloads for UAVs
  • Weapons platform stabilization
  • GPS/INS, IMU integration
Electronic circuit boards with black straps, showcasing intricate components and "PASSED" labels. Close-up of a surveillance camera mounted on a helicopter against a clear blue sky. NASA's Global Hawk UAV in flight against a clear blue sky.
Electronic circuit boards with black straps, showcasing intricate components and "PASSED" labels. Close-up of a surveillance camera mounted on a helicopter against a clear blue sky. NASA's Global Hawk UAV in flight against a clear blue sky.

DSP-1750 Fiber Optic Gyro (FOG) (Non-ITAR) END OF LIFE