In addition to guns, ammunition, ruck sacs and more, the modern US soldier must now carry electronics– from night vision to radios, and now programs such as Nett Warrior add smartphones, tablets, and GPS to this load. And just like the bullets for a soldier’s gun, a soldier’s electronics need ammo in the form of batteries–and they all need to be able to communicate with themselves to share intelligence both on the field and with central command.
But with the new intelligence, soldiers must endure extraordinary weight demands to carry all these devices on their person when dismounted. The extra weight and growing amount of the equipment increases the need for miniaturization and the integration of smart energy management with networking solutions in order be more effective on the battlefield.
Techaya tirelessly collaborated with military operations teams and electronic component manufactures to develop next generation solutions capable of delivering and managing power over the same channels that provide data management—all in the innovative compact, lightweight form factors that perpetually differentiate Techaya in the rugged military space.
The new MILTECH 404 comes equipped with 1 x 10/100 Fast Ethernet, 3 x USB 2.0 Hub, 1 x Serial (RS232) port and a powerful system on module (SOM) running Linux provides power management and available for other tactical applications. All ports provide both Vbat and 5Vdc according to Nett Warrior pin out.
The new MILTECH 410 combines 1 x 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0 Hub and SMBus along with power management and charging to integrate soldier-carry advanced weapon and communication systems. The system can also be connected to an external power supply to charge the power source batteries as needed.
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