ESA JUICE — bound for Jupiter
Aerospace
Avionic grade cable built for heat, vibration and flexing.
Avionic grade fiber optic cable
Optical fibers are extensively used in military aircraft, both as interconnects in electronic cards and as interconnects in aircraft frames. AVNOC (Avionic Non-Kink Optical Cable) was originally developed under Navy contract.
Linden’s avionic grade fiber optic cables are designed for the most rigorous avionic environment. AVNOC™ is built to survive the perils of aircraft confines such as high temperature, large temperature variations, high vibration and extreme flexing. Using our patented cable jacket construction designed to protect the fiber from harsh mechanical conditions, our cables are stronger, lighter and smaller than existing flight qualified cables.
Space-bound: Linden STFOC is flying to Jupiter aboard ESA’s JUICE mission. Read the paper
AVNOC meets SAE AS5382
Avionic grade cable weight
RadHard optical & mechanical performance
Recommended for aerospace
Cables engineers specify here
A starting point — most projects end up with a configured or custom variant.
Patchcords
Harsh-environment patchcords that pair Linden cable constructions with industry-leading connectors, from deep ocean to outer space.
Other markets
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Tell us what the cable has to do — the environment, the load, the length — and our engineers will recommend a catalog cable or design one for you. Short runs from 300 m.