KAM-500 Recorder– KAM/MEM/003 and KAM/MEM/004

The versatility and flexibility of the KAM-500 are highlighted by its ability to provide data storage in support of operational load monitoring, fatigue testing or autonomous operation (due to isolation such as in captive carry testing). Both integrated and stand alone recording capabilities are supported. The integrated KAM 500 recording solution features the latest in CompactFlash® memory.

Rugged CompactFlash® memories with an operational temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, and currently with capacities up to 12GB, make this technology well suited for flight test and harsh field environments.

Where the KAM-500 is physically accessible, the KAM/MEM/003 allows the user to physically remove the CompactFlash® card in order to download the data. In a space limited, or where the KAM-500 is situated in a hard to reach location, the KAM/MEM/004 allows the user to download data via an Ethernet connection directly to a PC.

KAM/MEM/003 or KAM/MEM/004 can be inserted into any KAM-500 system together with any combination of data acquisition and bus monitoring modules, making it the ideal stand-alone airborne recorder.

Airborne Recorder– HEIM D-SERIES

For flight test applications, airborne recording systems are required which guarantee reliable recording and precise data capture. The DATaRec® D-Series with a ¾ ATR form factor and the D5000 Series with a ½ ATR from factor offer a range of rugged, airborne systems on a modular basis which provide interfaces to avionics busses as well as to digital and analog sources.
A wide variety of signal conditioning modules including analog, digital and avionics bus interfaces are provided to tailor a system to specific data acquisition requirements.

Ground Station Recorder – HEIM GSR-SERIES

The GSR-Series has been developed for applications in telemetry ground stations and laboratory like environments.
It is a 19" rack version of the D-Series and works with the same signal interface modules (signal conditioning modules including analog, digital and avionics bus interfaces) as well as with identical storage media.