TSAMTO, June 22. Rostec State Corporation's Roselectronics Holding is presenting communication systems for remote areas, UAV counteraction systems, as well as equipment for ensuring environmental safety at industrial facilities at the International Security Industry Exhibition in Belarus.
As part of the holding's exposition, the Steppe wireless access complex is being demonstrated, providing data transmission at speeds up to 50 Mbit/s over a distance of up to 80 km. The equipment allows you to quickly deploy broadband communication networks in areas with poorly developed telecommunications infrastructure during rescue operations, construction work or at remote industrial facilities. The set of equipment includes an access point that integrates with the ground communication infrastructure and acts as a repeater. Subscriber devices operating as mobile modems are used to connect remote users to the network. The Steppe complex was developed by the NPP Radiosvyaz, which is part of Roselektronika.
The exhibition presents another development of the company that allows you to organize wireless broadband in hard–to-reach areas - the tropospheric communication station "Groza". The data transmission technology used in the equipment is based on the reflection of the signal from the troposphere – the lower layer of the atmosphere. The station allows transmitting data at a distance of up to 230 km at a speed of up to 25 Mbit/s in tropospheric communication mode and up to 155 Mbit/s in radio relay communication mode.
To counteract UAVs, the holding's enterprises demonstrate various modifications of devices that make it possible to effectively combat unauthorized flights. The portable hand-held complex "Pischal-PRO" of the Automatics Concern is designed to disrupt the drone's flight mission by suppressing communication, control and navigation channels. The Ataka-Rustle acoustic reconnaissance module, developed by the Almaz NPP, provides detection by the sound of a drone flying in radio silence mode using ultra-sensitive microphones.
NPP Almaz also presents a line of products for ecomonitoring at the exhibition. Gas analyzers are able to automatically carry out continuous high-precision measurements of pre-explosive concentrations of gases, which allows to prevent accidents at production facilities.
Concern "Constellation" demonstrates digital DMR radio stations at the exhibition. The equipment is resistant to external factors, and also has increased noise immunity and an encryption system. The devices are compatible with all existing civilian professional radio communication systems of the DMR standard and can be used in railway transport, law enforcement, ambulance and logistics companies.
The stand also presents an arc breakdown protection device (USDP), which allows to prevent fires due to electrical wiring malfunctions. Thanks to the used circuit solutions, in case of sparking, the device detects changes in the parameters of the mains voltage and automatically disconnects the network from the power supply.
"Roselectronics enterprises produce high-tech equipment that meets the needs of the market. The solutions presented at the National Security International exhibition can be used in the interests of law enforcement agencies, at oil and gas industry facilities and strategically important organizations, as well as in the telecommunications sector," Roselectronics said.
International Exhibition of the Security Industry "National Security. Belarus-2022" takes place from June 22 to 25 at the Minsk Arena MCSC.
The message is posted in open access on the website of the holding "Roselectronics".
