Space Vector Corporation

Space Vector is a small business dedicated to providing high reliability components to the aerospace industry. Space Vector fabricates a variety of rechargeable (secondary) batteries used in launch vehicle, spacecraft, and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) applications. These rugged 28 Vdc batteries power vehicle systems under severe boost and space conditions. Batteries can be mounted with or without isolators. The 2.5 AH battery is used on several range approved RCC-319 Flight Termination Systems (FTS) and often coupled with our FTS relay box to power the command/destruct receivers, S&A, and destruct ordnance as shown the block diagram below. Our batteries have successfully passed qualification level thermal cycling, vibration, shock, vacuum, humidity, fungus resistance, fine sand, salt fog, explosive atmosphere, and EMI/EMC testing and have flown on a variety of missions and vehicle configurations. Space Vector produces a line of aerospace-grade lithium-ion batteries. The 2.5 Ah Li-Ion FTS battery is designed as a drop-in replacement for our existing 2.2 Ah Ni-Cd battery and incorporates high-current cells capable of delivering over 10 Amps (200 ms pulse) at 28 Vdc under extreme environments. The 39611 series batteries use the SVCharge™ Smart Battery Technology which provides Programmable Protection and Monitoring. The cells within the battery are balanced during charging with optional “Flight Mode” lockout of protection features during flight. Li-Ion batteries can be purchased either with an internal or external Battery Management System (BMS). Battery Chargers are available to discharge the batteries in the field, measure capacity, and display cell voltage, current, and temperature.

Website

http://www.spacevector.com

External link for Space Vector Corporation

Industry

Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing

Company size

51-200 employees

Headquarters

Los Angeles, California

Type

Privately Held

Founded

1969

Specialties

Avionics, Software Development, Engineering, Program Management, Aerospace, GPS, Battery Systems, and RF Components and Systems