The ICADS program is designed as a modular, deployable extension of the Navy’s existing Digital Modular Radio (DMR) program, designed to outfit modular ISO shelters as self-contained, stand-alone, deployable DMR suites.

The ICADS2 scope has broadened to seek a limited, back-up communications capability, that can be deployed on most surface combatants. Scientific Research Corporation (SRC) Charleston is the primary contractor, and Electromet began providing electronic enclosures in August 2020.

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Electromet Provides Rugged, Shock-Resistant Electronic Cabinets That Contain and Protect Vital SSDS Electronics

The Ship Self-Defense System (SSDS) is a combat system that integrates sensors and weapons to provide an automated quick response to multiple targets in littoral environments, and is currently installed or will be installed on six classes of amphibious ships and aircraft carriers. The latest generation of SSDS will improve capability and reliability, while reducing cost compared to earlier versions.

Continued Support for this Important U.S. Navy Program

Electromet Corporation began supporting this program in 2014 by providing rugged electronic cabinets that contain the SSDS electronics. Since then, the SSDS program has expanded and the flexibility and adaptability of Electromet cabinet designs has allowed the development, qualification and production of an expanding family of rugged SSDS electronic cabinet solutions.

Expanding Our Product Lines Across Multiple U.S. Navy Programs

These SSDS cabinet solutions are also being used on a multitude of different programs including the U.S. Navy’s Common Processing System (CPS) program. The CPS is a shock-resistant, open-architecture combat computing system for surface combatants. Electromet manufactures the original CPS cabinet design and now has added the SSDS cabinet as a complementary electronic enclosure to the CPS program. The SSDS cabinet’s flexible depth, shock performance, and overall best-value make it an ideal, high-performance solution.

Additional SSDS cabinet variants are under development for an expanding array of Naval applications.

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CANES (Consolidated Afloat Network and Enterprise Services) is an ongoing Navy program to consolidate and modernize surface ship, submarine and shore-based command, control, communications, computers and intelligence (C4I) network systems to increase capability and affordability across the fleet.

For several years, Electromet has supported the U.S. Navy with electronic cabinets on the submarine network C4I upgrades, also known as the SUB-CANES program.

Electromet’s high-performance, rugged electronic SUB-CANES cabinets protect the Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) electronic payloads. The SUB-CANES program is expected to continue indefinitely.

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In January 2018, Electromet began deliveries of a new electronics cabinet to L3 Technologies. This cabinet provides solid-state power conversion that is part of a mobile Starter Cart for F-35 aircraft deployed afloat.

Cabinet construction mirrors similar cabinets used on board Virginia-Class submarines as part of their solid-state power conversion systems.

Electromet’s vast experience with cabinets of this size and construction methodology made Electromet the ideal choice to support the F-35 Starter Cart program going forward.

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The heart of the ILPE involves proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer technology, which uses electricity and distilled water as inputs to create pure breathing oxygen and hydrogen as a byproduct.

Electromet supports UTC Aerospace Systems on this program by providing rugged enclosures that house the critical electronics for the ILPE system.  Deliveries began in September 2017.

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It then passes this information to command and control battle management networks. It can also guide intercepting missiles, such as the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile, to intercept the threat.

Electromet supports Raytheon on this program by providing rugged enclosures to protect the critical electronics within AN/TPY-2. Deliveries began in April 2017.

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The Electromet Corporation supports this program by providing the newly improved Enhanced Capability – Mission Critical Enclosures (EC-MCE) for Lockheed Martin. Initial EC-MCE prototypes were built in 2015 and successfully tested in 2016. Initial EC-MCE production deliveries began in late 2016.

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Deliveries of NGATS consoles began in November 2010 for Northrop Grumman, and continue as of October 2015 for Teradyne/Boeing. Our extensive experience with this program is a testament to the value and product quality Electromet delivers to our customers.

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Lockheed Martin selected Electromet as a 2013 Small Business Supplier of the Year for supporting the Acoustic Rapid COTS Insertion (ARCI) Program and the Technology Insertion Hardware (TIH) Program.  Read award letter >

In all, Lockheed selected 21 superior small businesses (out of nearly 6,000 suppliers) according to the specific programs where those companies had made critical strategic contributions to Lockheed’s success. The awards ceremony was held at the Orlando International Airport Marriott on 6 May 2014.

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