Space Vector

Space Vector Corporation provides components, systems, and launch vehicle solutions to the aerospace industry. It offers rechargeable flight safety and system batteries; GPS metric tracking units; parachute recovery and flotation systems; custom wiring harnesses, umbilical cables, and special test cables; and low noise amplifiers for launch vehicles. The company also provides pneumatics, including adjustable cold gas thrusters, regulators, isolation, and latching valves; separation systems, such as pneumatic, spring, and bellows pushers, as well as manacle rings; and structures, which include skin/ring structures, guidance modules, interstages, motor adapters, clamshell nose fairings, skirts with tail fins, reentry vehicle adapter structures, payload support modules, and associated support and test equipment. In addition, it offers support equipment, such as ground-launched transporter erectors, air-launched palletized extraction systems, launch consoles, pad interface boxes, lifting slings, booster simulators, ordnance simulators, separation simulators, communications, telemetry ground stations, and automatic test equipment; and vehicle interface units, including power supply and distribution units, central processing units, attitude control system thruster drivers, nozzle drivers for motor thrust vector control systems, relay drivers for discrete functions, and analog and telemetry conditioning units. Further, the company provides guidance and control systems for spinning and guided rockets; electrical interface units to perform the task of communication between digital flight computers and launch vehicles thrust vector control units, attitude control systems, ordnance, and other rocket devices; and flight and ground software solutions. It serves various government agencies as a prime contractor. Space Vector Corporation was founded in 1969 and is based in Chatsworth, California. Space Vector Corporation is a former subsidiary of Alabama Aircraft Industries, Inc.