Power Systems
Mission-grade power control, conversion, and storage for launch vehicles, spacecraft, and ground support equipment. From rechargeable smart batteries to solid-state switching, engineered to deliver reliable power where it matters most.
Processing, Telemetry, Avionics, and Power Systems for Your Missions.
Wireless sensing, distributed processing, and high-precision instrumentation engineered for extreme environments — from the ISS to launch ranges.
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Space Shuttle systems delivered
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Engineered For the Environments Where Failure Isn't An Option
Invocon’s instrumentation flies on launch vehicles, orbits in low-Earth platforms, and monitors the structures we depend on. Three markets. One engineering standard.
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Proven In Orbit. Built To Spec.
A selection of Invocon’s most-deployed instrumentation. The full catalog includes flight-qualified systems across processing, power, telemetry, and sensing.
01 / Telemetry Systems
Ground Support Equipment
Rack-mounted Remote Power Control (RPC) for avionics and Flight Termination System payloads — handling power switching, battery maintenance, system monitoring, and RS422 comms through the vehicle’s UMBIs. Operated remotely over direct Ethernet or fiber for extended range. Full command of the stack, from the rack or across the range.
02 / Power Systems
Smart Batteries
A 28V rechargeable smart battery built on lithium-ion polymer chemistry — one of the highest energy and power densities per weight available, handling high current inrush with no startup sequencing required. Onboard circuitry tracks State of Charge in real time and reports over selectable interfaces. Offered in 7.5, 3.2, and 0.74 Ah.
03 / Initiators
Capacitive Discharge Initiator
Ordnance control and monitoring for rockets and missiles in a single compact module — four fully redundant output channels, 1 ms timing resolution, and four hours of run-time after a single input trigger. Continuous health and status monitoring covers SAFE/ARM state, capacitor voltage, and bad-umbilical pull protection. Safe operation, fully accounted for.
04 / Hit Detection Systems
Distributed Impact Detection System
A wireless network of miniaturized, self-powered piezoelectric sensor nodes that continuously watch for impact events on large structures like manned spacecraft. Developed under a NASA Langley Phase 2 SBIR contract, DIDS captures high-frequency acoustic signals at extremely low latency while drawing micro-watt average power. Accelerometer, acoustic emission, and ultrasonic types, with triangulation for impact localization.
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Invocon’s engineering team partners with prime contractors, government agencies, and commercial space companies on custom flight hardware, instrumentation, and mission support. Most engagements begin with a 30-minute scoping call.
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