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Core Positioning: "Zero-Failure Signal Steward" and "Extreme Environment Guardian" for Aerospace Links
In spacecraft (satellites, spaceships, deep space probes), aircraft (military aircraft, commercial airliners, launch vehicles), and ground-based telemetry and control systems, radio frequency (RF) links must overcome three core challenges: complex extreme environments (space vacuum/radiation, wide temperature range/vibration in aviation), zero mission fault tolerance (failures directly lead to mission failure), and long link lifespan (10+ years in orbit for spacecraft). Aerospace-grade RF circulators/isolators, as core passive components, achieve "precise signal directionality for transmitted signals, uninterrupted signal return for received signals, and zero performance attenuation in extreme environments" through aerospace-grade unidirectional signal transmission design. This builds a "signal security defense line" for integrated space-ground communication links, ensuring absolute reliability of command transmission, data return, and payload control in aerospace missions.
Three core aerospace-grade advantages, adaptable to demanding mission requirements:
1. Extreme environment tolerance: Covering all operating conditions in space and Earth
Designed specifically for space environments: Withstands vacuum (≤10⁻⁶ Pa, matching low Earth orbit/high Earth orbit/deep space vacuum environments), resists total radiation dose (≥100 krad (Si), meeting NASA GSFC-STD-7000 radiation standards), and is resistant to atomic oxygen (low Earth orbit atomic oxygen corrosion protection, coating life ≥15 years), ensuring stable performance throughout the spacecraft's entire on-orbit lifecycle (10~15 years);
Wide temperature and high stress tolerance: Operating temperature range -65℃~180℃ (far exceeding satellite scenarios, adaptable to high temperatures inside launch vehicle fairings and extremely low temperatures in deep space exploration), temperature coefficient ≤0.0005dB/℃; Vibration resistance (2000Hz high-frequency vibration, acceleration ≥500m/s², matching strong vibrations during rocket launch), shock resistance (1500m/s², 1ms, adaptable to spacecraft separation/ (Landing impact), no performance degradation; Compatible with special media: Resistant to aerospace fuel volatiles (such as hydrazine fuel corrosion) and high-temperature oil and gas in aircraft engines; materials meet NASA SP-R-0022A "Aerospace Material Selection Criteria," eliminating performance degradation caused by media.
2. Aerospace-Grade Reliability Architecture: Achieving Zero Mission Failures
Long-Life, Zero-Failure Design: Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) ≥ 10⁶ hours, employing an aerospace-grade titanium alloy shell + alumina ceramic core (high temperature resistant, corrosion resistant), with dual redundancy design for critical components (e.g., high-frequency interface gold plating thickness ≥ 5μm to prevent oxidation and peeling), meeting the spacecraft's "one-time launch, lifetime reliability" requirement;
100% Full Inspection and Certification: Each product undergoes comprehensive testing (non-sampling inspection) including "thermal vacuum cycling (-65℃~180℃, 100 cycles), total radiation dose, vibration and shock, and airtightness," with test data conforming to ESA ECSS-Q-ST-60-15C aerospace device standards, eliminating batch risk;
Failure Contingency Design: Built-in overpower protection (maximum power ≥ 100W, instantaneous overload ≥ 500W) and temperature-induced fuse protection to prevent device burnout under extreme conditions from affecting the entire RF link, conforming to military standard MIL-STD-1547. "Protection Requirements for Spacecraft Electrical Systems"
3. Full-Scenario Adaptability for Space-Ground Links: Covering the Entire Aerospace Field
Multi-Band Mission Adaptation: Covering aerospace telemetry and control S (2~4GHz), X (8~12GHz) bands; spacecraft communication C/Ku/Ka bands; military aircraft radar X/Ku bands; compatible with the signal transmission requirements of LEO satellites, GEO satellites, deep space probes (such as Mars rovers), and military aircraft fire control radars, with a VSWR ≤ 1.15;
Lightweight and Integrated Design: Adapting to spacecraft weight reduction requirements, with a minimum miniaturized package size of 1.8×1.8mm (weight ≤ 2g); integrated packaging for aircraft supports multi-channel integrated design (such as a 4-channel integrated module, reducing volume by 40%); ground telemetry and control stations support high-power water-cooled packaging (maximum power ≥ 200W, suitable for long-duration telemetry and control missions);
Aerospace-Grade Interface Compatibility: Supports MCX (miniature aerospace interface), BNC (vibration-resistant aerospace version), and SMA-J (gold-plated aerospace grade) interfaces, with customized impedance. 50Ω/75Ω, compatible with standard interfaces for spacecraft payloads (such as remote sensing cameras and communication transponders), aircraft radar modules, and ground control station receivers; plug-in/plug-out life ≥1000 cycles (aerospace-grade plug-in/plug-out standard).
Empowering All Aerospace Scenarios: Key Support from "Mission Assurance" to "Safety Redundancy"
Spacecraft Sector: Ensuring image data transmission from low-Earth orbit remote sensing satellites (low loss ≤0.4dB, ensuring data integrity), signal forwarding from high-Earth orbit communication satellites (isolation ≥40dB, suppressing on-board interference), and command transmission for deep space probes (such as lunar rovers) (radiation-resistant design ensures zero bit errors in deep space environments), meeting NASA's "Reliability Requirements for Deep Space Communication Systems";
Aircraft Sector: Providing anti-jamming signal transmission for military aircraft fire control radars (EMC compliant with MIL-STD-461F, resisting enemy electronic interference), ensuring stable links for air-to-ground interconnection for civil airliners (wide temperature range adaptable to rapid temperature changes at 10,000 meters altitude, communication rate ≥200Mbps), and providing launch vehicle-to-ground telemetry and control signal isolation (impact-resistant design ensures uninterrupted signal transmission during launch);
Ground Telemetry and Control Sector: Ensuring precise telemetry and control of spacecraft at space launch sites and deep space telemetry and control stations (low drift characteristics ≤0.03dB/ (To ensure long-term measurement and control accuracy), conforming to the "Selection Standards for Components of Aerospace Measurement and Control Systems" of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
Cooperation Guarantee: Aerospace-Grade Supply Chain Service System
Full Compliance and Certification Coverage: Products are certified to NASA STD 8739.4 (Aerospace Electronic Components Standard), MIL-PRF-38534 (Military Microcircuit Standard), and ECSS-Q-ST-60-15C (European Aerospace Standard). Production lines are certified to AS9100D (Aerospace Quality Management System) and GJB 9001C (National Military Standard System), supporting customized mass production (monthly capacity exceeding 200,000 units, with priority delivery for aerospace mission-specific batches);
Full Lifecycle Testing Support: Provides a complete set of reports including "thermal vacuum testing, radiation testing, vibration and shock testing, and on-orbit performance simulation," assisting clients in completing spacecraft prototype certification (such as network access testing for components from the Fifth and Eighth Academies of Aerospace Science and Technology) and aircraft airworthiness certification (such as FAA and EASA airworthiness standards);
Customized and On-Orbit Services: Provides radiation hardening for deep space exploration (such as Mars and Jupiter exploration) (total dose ≥300). krad and low-temperature hardening (-100℃) solutions provide electromagnetic pulse (EMP) protection design for special military aircraft missions; provide on-orbit fault analysis services (in conjunction with ground telemetry and control data to troubleshoot link anomalies), and provide device upgrade support in sync with aerospace technology iterations (such as 6G space-ground integration and manned lunar landing missions).
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