MATS - Miniature Airborne Telemetry System

Flight Test
MATS - Miniature Airborne Telemetry System
Product Sheet
Product Sheet

MATS is a highly configurable secure telemetry solution that encodes a wide range of sensors, transducers, and data bus sources into a wideband PCM output stream at rates up to 20 Mbps.

  • Full PCM encoder capability
  • Field configurable (add or delete modulates as needed)
  • Full S bands, 10W RF power
  • Supports: PCM/FM, SOQPSK, & Multi-H CPM per IRIG-106-19
  • LDPC per IRIG-106 per Appendix R
  • Low latency 20 Mbps data rate
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MATS - Miniature Airborne Telemetry System

MATS is a highly configurable secure telemetry solution that encodes a wide range of sensors, transducers, and data bus sources into a wideband PCM output stream at rates up to 20 Mbps.

There are many aircraft that have limited space available to install a flexible data capture and telemetry solution. MATS addresses this with a modular solution that is highly configurable, contains everything needed to capture, encrypt and encode data in a miniature footprint.

MATS key features include:

  • Compact, low power and rugged
  • Modular and configurable
  • Wide-range of off-the-shelf elements is available
  • Backed by legendary support and expertise
 

Flexible and Adaptable Telemeter Systems Brochure

Several aerospace platforms present unique challenges for electronic systems that must meet limited space, low weight, and power requirements while working reliably in very harsh environments. Curtiss-Wright's modern modular and configurable telemeters utilize our extensive COTS hardware to meet requirements quickly and are flexible and adaptable. These are available as distributed and highly Integrated systems to meet your specific needs.

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Securing Telemetry Data with Commercial Encryption Standards

As the world realizes that all of our data is at risk of being exploited, organizations are under pressure to protect it, no matter the classification. However, this can be expensive and time-consuming, or limit foreign military sales, depending on the approach. Often, the most rigorous encryption scheme, such as the National Security Agency (NSA) Suite A cryptography, is not necessary, may be chosen due to uncertainties about other solutions. This paper describes strategies for encrypting data-at-rest and in motion, with a particular emphasis on encrypting telemetry data for applications such as flight test.