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Michigan Aerospace Optical Products Atmospheric Intelligence

Atmospheric Intelligence for Earth, Air, and Space

Michigan Aerospace provides the most advanced atmospheric measurement systems available. Ground, airborne, and space operations are often severely constrained by a lack of atmospheric knowledge, especially at longer distances. Michigan Aerospace combines extensive design and engineering, program management, and production experience with expertise in atmospheric physics to ensure that we meet our customers requirements. Our Direct Detection LIDAR, Raman, and multiwavelength systems provide atmospheric intelligence: Ground-based LIDAR for launch and test ranges Airborne Optical Air Data Systems, with options for clear air turbulence, ice, and volcanic ash detection Airborne Precision Air Drop LIDAR for more accurate and consistent payload delivery Space-based atmospheric profiling for improving weather and climate models LIDAR for wind turbine and wind farm optimization and protection proven accuracy, ruggedness, and durability on the ground, in the air, and in space

Earth Ground-based LIDAR for Launch Sites and Test Ranges The High Altitude LIDAR Atmospheric Sensing (HALAS) System is a ground-based, UV LIDAR and Raman system for real-time, high-altitude measurement of wind velocity, direction, density, temperature, and composition O2, N2, and H2O mass fractions. Earth With an operating range of 0.6-50km+, HALAS is ideal for high-altitude vehicle testing, launch sites and test ranges. The directional pointing control and volumes of data produced are significantly beyond what is available with traditional balloonsondes. Part of our AeroForecast product line, HALAS provides the next generation of atmospheric intelligence and is available in a variety of portable and transportable solutions.

Air Optical Air Data System Aeroforecast-OADS is a UV-LIDAR solution for optical air data measurements on all types of airborne platforms fixed wing, rotorcraft, high altitude, high dynamic, manned and unmanned. Using our Fabry- Perot approach, we can measure wind speed, density, and temperature directly and simultaneously to provide a full air data solution at all altitudes and in completely clear air. Air Precision Air Drop System Aeroforecast-PADS is a long-range, airborne profiling LIDAR that increases the precision and accuracy of air drop operations. Our system allows payload delivery from above the boundary layer without the need for drop-sondes, requiring fewer passes over the drop zone. This translates to improved safety of the air crew and recipients on the ground. Global Hawk Wind LIDAR Michigan Aerospace provided a critical subsystem for the NASA Global Hawk (Hurricane Hunter) TWiLiTE LIDAR. TWiLiTE will provide wind profiles for improved forecasting and tracking of hurricanes and other severe weather conditions.

Space Space Cloud Aerosol Transport System Michigan Aerospace built the interferometer for one of the channels on the Cloud Aerosol Transport System (CATS). CATS was developed by NASA Goddard and provides atmospheric data to better understand climate change and improve weather models. It is now operational on the International Space Station. CATS measures clouds, dust, and smoke, and can be used by air traffic controllers to steer aircraft away from volcanic ash. Credit: STS-119 Shuttle Crew, NASA Geostationary Imaging Fabry-Perot Spectrometer Michigan Aerospace built the interferometer for the GIFS instrument, developed by the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. GIFS was successfully tested aboard a NASA P-3 Orion aircraft. GIFS is intended to measure cloud-top temperature, pressure, and altitude on a global scale. More and better data leads to significant improvements in forecasting weather events, including hurricane motion and intensity.

Products LIDAR receivers and transmitters are key components of our atmospheric measurement instruments. Michigan Aerospace has a long history of leading the development of these technologies. From tunable Fabry-Perot etalons to fully integrated interferometers, Michigan Aerospace technology provides advanced features including: Spring-mounted ring geometry Intra-gap capacitive feedback Piezoelectric nano-positioning with digital servo control Whether it is end-to-end solutions or individual subsystems, Michigan Aerospace provides a flexible approach to widely varying requirements for: LIDAR Receiver Subsystems Telescopes Receive optics Interferometers/detectors Raman channels LIDAR Transmitter Subsytems Lasers Transmit optics Scanners

Tunable Fabry-Perot Etalons Our Fabry-Perot etalon designs provide the highest level of optical performance, reliability, and stability available. These designs are the result of years of experience meeting the exacting requirements of air and spaceflight and are uniquely valuable to our customers because of their ruggedness, thermal stability, and tuning flexibility. Features: Spring-arm ring mounting geometry allows our etalons to operate over a wide range of temperatures and dynamic loads. Piezoelectric Nano-Positioning Our piezoelectric nano-positioners provide compact, precise, and robust positioning of optical components for maximum accuracy, reliability, and stability. This proven design delivers optimum optical performance in the lab, high-vacuum cryogenic environments, and in space. Compliant spring-arm support of the plates minimizes radial stress without significant degradation of finesse or throughput. Invar construction ensures exceptional thermal stability and uniformity.

Custom Fiber Optic Assemblies Our high-precision custom fiber optic assemblies are adaptable to a wide range of unique optical requirements. Fiber optic assemblies include hexagonal and cubic close packing with fiber diameters ranging from 150 to 400 µm. Michigan Aerospace brings unique, proven technology as well as depth and breadth of experience to lower the risk of your atmospheric measurement needs. Atmospheric Intelligence for Earth, Air, and Space. Michigan Aerospace is part of the Springmatter commercialization umbrella, providing assistance to innovators and companies that need a little help bringing their concepts to life. Call or email us now to see if we can help.

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