The FE106 firing system has been specifically designed to sequence the firing of up to six EBW detonators from an incomming pulse, contact short or pushbutton. It is 19 inch rack mountable and intended primarily for fixed installations.

The FD20106 is a portable single channel EBW fireset with a built in delay generator which enables the units to be 'daisy-chained' to create sequenced field firings.

The FE106 and FD201 systems can be supplied with a choice of three types of remote firing module. For more information on firing modules and interconnecting leads click here

The TA20 provides a simple method of checking the function of your firesets and 'hook-up'. It is connected in place of the detonator and checks the voltage, current and current risetime of the firing pulse. The result is latched until manually reset.

Exploding Foil Initiators (EFI) require a fast current pulse delivered by a very low inductance circuit in which the detonator hook-up is a critical part of the circuit. For this reason we do not manufacture a stand alone EFI fireset. However, we have developed circuit building blocks (like the miniature RDC shown) which can form the basis of an EFI firing system.

This image shows a 36KV capacitor bank prior to potting in flame retardant epoxy. It will be used in an airborne radar

This part assembly is ready to be fitted into a laser power supply module. It has been precoated to ensure good adhesion of the different materials to the silicon rubber potting. Several different rubbers may be used within a single assembly in order to achieve the required insulation, thermal and mechanical properties.