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Naval & Maritime
Naval Degaussing System
A steel-hulled ship or submarine generates a large magnetic field that distorts the Earth's field and triggers magnetic-sensitive underwater mines. The Naval Degaussing System cancels this magnetic signature by driving precisely controlled currents through onboard coils — making the vessel magnetically invisible. Compliant with NATO STANAG 1333 AMP14 and deployed by major navies worldwide.
Key Differentiators
- NATO STANAG 1333 AMP14 compliant
- Centralized or decentralized architecture — same equipment, different layout
- Open, modular design — new-build or retrofit to existing vessels
- MTTF: 100,000 to 1,000,000 operating hours; service life > 20 years
- Crew maintenance < 4 hours; cybersecurity-hardened Control Unit
- NATOSTANAG 1333 AMP14 Compliant
- Service Life:> 20 Years
- Maintenance:< 4 Hours By Crew
Technical Specs
- Architecture Options
- Centralized (cabinet) or Decentralized (distributed PAUs)
- PAM Output
- Up to 50 A at 200 V (10 kW) at 55°C ambient
- PAM Input
- AC or DC — HF transformer for galvanic isolation
- Coil Types
- M-axis (vertical) · A-axis (transversal) · L-axis (longitudinal)
- Control Interface
- EtherCAT fieldbus between Control Unit and PAMs
- MMI
- Touchscreen panel PC — password-protected, dual access levels
- MTTF
- 100,000 to 1,000,000 operating hours
- System Life
- > 20 years
Use Cases
- Surface Ships (Frigates, OPVs)
- Reduces magnetic signature — minimises risk of triggering magnetic mines in contested sea lanes.
- Mine Counter-Measure Vessels
- Essential — MCM vessels operate directly in mined waters; zero signature is mission-critical.
- Submarines
- Reduces detectability by MAD systems and magnetic mines.
- New-Build Vessels
- Centralized architecture during construction — optimised cable runs.
- Retrofit to Existing Fleets
- Decentralized architecture — rapid upgrade without structural modification.
Certifications & QA
- NATO Standard
- STANAG 1333 AMP14
- EMC
- IEC 61000-3-2
- Military
- MIL-STD-416G
- Test Programme
- FAT (France) · STW · HAT · SAT — full acceptance test lifecycle
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