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E81 Remote Initiation (Work in Progress)
Transmit Power >1.5 km
Lightweight, Low Cost, High-Reliability
Physical Pairing of Transmitter/Receiver
Safety Pin prevents inadvertent initiation of E81 Initiator
•Cannot be removed if unit is inadvertently initiated
Transmitter provides user feedback on: •Armed Status, Signal Strength, Battery Life (TX/RX)
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E81 Remote Initiation (Work in Progress)
The E81 Remote Initiation System is a wireless initiation concept that is currently in development.
The system is comprised of a transmitter, receiver, and an E81, electro-mechanical, initiator.
Transmitter (1 X 2½ X 6” + Antenna) is reusable
Receiver (1 X 2 X 5” + Antenna) can be reusable(if placed in a safe location)
E81 Initiator (¾ X 1 X 4”) one shot device(a reusable trainer variant is available)
Description
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Description
The E81 Initiator is an electrically initiated, ESD safe, variant of the M81 Initiator designed to fire In-Line-Initiators (ILI’s) at a distance, without the need for long lengths of shock tube. When attached to the receiver and armed (safety pin removed) it will actuate when provided a firing pulse from the receiver. The technology that lives within the E81 Initiator is a high-reliability, aerospace pedigree mechanism designed to be produced at a minimal cost target.
arming commands to the initiator. They are paired by direct contact and share an encryption key, creating a cyber-hardened data-link. The information shared between the receiver and transmitter provides feedback to the user as to the status of the charge. This configuration has been tested at distances beyond 1.5km.
arming commands to the initiator. They are paired by direct contact and share an encryption key, creating a cyber-hardened data-link. The information shared between the receiver and transmitter provides feedback to the user as to the status of the charge. This configuration has been tested at distances beyond 1.5km.

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