February 27, 2017 - Quasonix, Inc. announced receipt of ISO 9001:2015 certification. ISO 9001 is a quality management standard recognized around the world with the objective of improving product quality and customer focus through process improvement.
Quasonix, Inc. recently confirmed that their popular Rack Mount RDMS™ Telemetry Receivers are no longer on the United States Munitions List (USML) thus making them non-ITAR products.
Quasonix has redefined the “Local” in Local Area Network. With the new Ethernet Via Telemetry (EVTM) system, your test article can be on your ground station LAN, just like any other computer or Ethernet appliance. With an Ethernet switch in your test article, you can connect cameras, Voice over IP, computers, etc. to your network on the ground. To learn how, Read our Data Sheet (PDF).
Have you ever wondered how your receivers measure up? Quasonix makes it easy to find out with the new Rack-Mount Receiver Analyzer. Automated testing allows precise measurement over many parameters and rapid acquisition of extremely large data sets. From basic noise figure and bit error rate performance to dynamic signal handling, the Receiver Analyzer is one piece of equipment you won't want to be without.
Quasonix has done it again. The new Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) Forward Error Correction system is a breakthrough addition to Quasonix receivers and transmitters. This fully integrated system was proven to significantly improve link margin in tests on a Department of Defense range. You want performance?
Naval Air Systems Command announced Quasonix, LLC was awarded a contract to deliver a minimum of 50 Dual-mode Airborne Digital Data Transmitters for use in the Navy’s AIM-9X AN/DKT-89 Secure Telemetry System at China Lake, California. The firm-fixed price indefinite quantity (FFP-IDIQ) order may result in the procurement of up to 500 transmitters over the three year period of the contract.
Quasonix received an Appreciation Award from Lockheed Martin Corporation for providing a cost effective and well performing hardware product for a recent program. Faced with potential risk issues, Quasonix provided technical expertise and used industry best practices to mitigate those risks. In addition, Quasonix met strict environmental testing requirements while meeting all hardware delivery schedule dates for the project.
In conjunction with the 2011 International Telemetering Conference, Quasonix announces the availability of a new 5 band, 6 cubic inch transmitter with continuous tuning. The transmitter has a carrier frequency tuning range of 400 MHz to 5250.0 MHz. The 5 band TIMTER™ with continuous tuning is the smallest transmitter of its kind in the world.
