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IQ Infotech bags DSM order from Indian Navy news
Our Infotech Bureau
18 March 2005

Bangalore: IQ Infotech Ltd, a defence projects design and manufacturing company, has bagged a Rs50-lakh order for making thirty sets of digital sequential machines (DSM) to be used in drill torpedoes by the Indian Navy.

The company also expects Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd to order advanced versions of torpedo pre-setters worth a few crore shortly, according to a company press release. IQ Infotech also has other orders from the Indian Navy and from the country's missile programme, the release stated.

The DSM is an all-digital system, which simulates the function of an actual torpedo, according to the release. The signals received from a torpedo pre-setter are fed into the DSM and the unit reacts as commanded, thereby letting the drill torpedo take an appropriate course. The capability will be useful in training and familiarisation for standard practices, the release stated.

IQ Infotech has delivered a number of pre-setters for launching torpedoes from both ships as well as helicopters. The company's advanced versions of torpedo pre-setters are qualified by the Navy for Advanced Light Helicopters (ALH) being manufactured by Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.

 


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IQ Infotech bags DSM order from Indian Navy