AHR150A/AHR300A

  • Archangel’s flagship aviation products are the AHR150A and AHR300A ADAHRS.
  • Both the AHR150A and the AHR300A offer similar features and certifications. The primary difference is the rate limits of ±128°/second for the ‘150A and  ±256°/second for the ‘300A Both products include multiple high- and low-speed ARINC ports, allowing them to integrate seamlessly into any modern avionics suite.

With FOG-equivalent attitude accuracy, these products provide affordable, reliable inertial data for both fixed- and rotary-wing platforms. Both of these products have been proven as excellent replacements of legacy DGVG sets or antiquated AHRS/ADAHRS to modernize your aircraft.

The AHR150A system consist of two boxes. The AHR150A-1 Inertial Sensing Unit (ISU) is the rate, acceleration, and air data sensing component while the AHR150A-2 Magnetic Sensing Unit (MSU) is a remote 3 axis magnetic field sensing device. Together, these two units provide a powerful and cost-effective alternative to Fiber Optic Gyro systems. 

The AHR150A and AHR300A systems are Archangel’s recommendations for larger and more sophisticated eVTOL platforms. 

The AHR150A-1 Inertial Sensing Unit (ISU) is the rate, acceleration, and air data sensing component while the AHR150A-2 Magnetic Sensing Unit (MSU) is a remote 3 axis magnetic field sensing device. Together, these two units provide a powerful and cost-effective alternative to Fiber Optic Gyro systems.

The AHR150A ADAHRS is an excellent choice for high caliber eVTOL platforms that require a source of airdata. Budgets for size, weight, power and cost are low, DO-160 certification levels are rigorous, software is DO-178 DAL A certified, and TSO approvals are secured. Equally important, the accuracy and latency of acceleration and rate data support autonomous flight controls.  

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