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EVENLODE Air Equipment

EVENLODE Power Supply, Heat Exchange &

Power Amplifier

EVENLODE Video Encoder,

Transceiver & Up Converter

Encryption Control Unit

EVENLODE Ground Equipment

EVENLODE Ground Soft Case Transceiver

EVENLODE System Key Features

• Lightweight Air Data Terminal: suitable for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, and for other platforms

• Modular: Transceiver, Up Converter Power Supply, Heat Exchange, Power Amplifier as separate or stacked modules

• Controllable Radio Parameters: suitable for low-range, high-data rate applications and long-range applications with up and downlinks up to 21 Mbps

• Open Architecture: Internet Protocol (IP) and, Asynchronous Serial Interface (ASI) data

• 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

Power Supply Module 680 g

Up Converter Module 490 g

Unit Weight 3.52 kg

(7.0 kg lighter than a standard system)

Power124 W (L & S Band)

(176 W less than a standard system)

Full System Size 139 x 145 x 218 mm

Heat Exchange Module 960 g

Power Amplifier Module 780 g

All dimensions approx

Key Features: Controllable

• Controllable or Automatic Parameters (Data Rate vs Range)

• Video over IP or as an ASI steam, or both. Buffer for IP data

• Movable wall between ASI and IP to provide an IP Link, or interoperability with existing systems

• 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 OperationAir to Air Link

EVENLODE I Concepts of OperationAir to Ground Downlink

EVENLODE II Concepts of OperationRange Extension

EVENLODE II Concepts of OperationUplink / Downlink

EVENLODE II Concepts of OperationHouse Entry

EVENLODE II Concepts of OperationHelicopter Surveillance & Overwatch

EVENLODE III Concepts of OperationAir – Ground IP Capability

EVENLODE Series Upgrade Path

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.

EVENLODE Airborne Data Terminal & Work Station

Man-Portable Receivers

Handyview

Loxley

TechnologyInformation Security

TechnologyInformation Security

Multi-role Helicopter

User Group 1 User Group 2 User Group 3

Through-life ManagementRequirements 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 ManagementBespoke Design

Concept of Operations to System Design to Equipment Trials

Through-life ManagementIn-service Support

Maintenance, Repairs, Upgrades & Training

Close contact with the Customer

ExperienceSystem Integration

An ECS link provides the Information Exchange Requirement (IER) for the Falcon ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance) Mobile Exploitation System

ExperienceBespoke Datalinks for Mission Pods

ECS Skylark Datalink incorporated into the “backpack” of a Fast Air Targeting Pod

ECS Evenlode Datalink incorporated into a Self Contained Aerial Reconnaissance (SCAR) Pod

ECS Time Division Duplex (TDD) Datalink designed into a tube for a

Fast Air training application

Example Concept of OperationsNetwork Voting System

Example Concept of OperationsSystem Architecture

The Network Voting SystemBenefits

• 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 OperationsSystem Control

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