Telemetry Systems — Tracking & Monitoring Solutions

Yes, the LS-68 Series includes built-in Telemetry over IP (TMoIP) capability, enabling telemetry data to be distributed across standard IP networks. This allows real-time sharing of telemetry streams between remote locations, supporting distributed ground station architectures and networked flight test operations.

The LS-68 Series integrates both an IRIG Time Code Reader/Generator and PTP (Precision Time Protocol) Network Time synchronization. These dual time reference methods ensure highly accurate and traceable time-stamping of telemetry data, which is essential for correlating multi-source flight test measurements and meeting IRIG 106 compliance requirements.

Yes, the LS-68 Series supports multi-stream telemetry processing within a single modular system. It performs bit synchronization, frame synchronization, and decommutation simultaneously across multiple data streams, reducing hardware footprint while maintaining full processing throughput — ideal for complex flight test scenarios involving multiple onboard data sources.

Absolutely. The LS-68 Series was specifically engineered with compact size, low weight, and low power consumption in mind. The portable lunchbox configuration (LS-68-M-P1) is purpose-built for field and airborne deployment, enabling full ground station processing capability without requiring a fixed facility or large power infrastructure.

Yes, the LS-68 Series includes integrated PCM data simulation and data recording and playback functionality. These features allow engineers to generate simulated telemetry streams for testing and validation purposes, as well as record live telemetry data and replay it for post-mission analysis — all within the same compact hardware platform.

Yes, all Lumistar telemetry products — including the LS-68 Series — are designed and manufactured in the United States at the company's facility in San Marcos, California. Lumistar holds a CAGE Code (718V9) and operates as a recognized Defense Industrial Base Sector entity, ensuring compliance with applicable domestic manufacturing and defense procurement standards.