Deployable hardened housing units
AssigneeCACI, Inc.—Federal
InventorDavid McDowell
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Abstract
The housing relates to apparatus, systems, and methods for robust, adaptable, and deployable computing devices and radio systems. An embodiment can be the housing for a C-sUAS that can be deployed to detect, identify, locate and defeat hostile sUASs and locate the sUAS operators and that can be ruggedized and efficiently deployed for use in various power- and space-constrained mobile platforms and at fixed locations. An embodiment can be housing for a C-sUAS that operates under severe environmental conditions.
Claims15
A chassis for housing electronic componentry, comprising:
- a chassis frame having a top plate and a bottom plate, wherein the chassis frame has a plurality of protrusions that extend beyond the top plate and the bottom plate;
- a first handle and a second handle, wherein the first handle is attached to two of the plurality of protrusions and the second handle is attached to two of the plurality of protrusions;
- an interface panel and a back panel, wherein the back panel is located on the chassis frame opposite the interface panel;
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- at least one vent located in the back panel.
A multi-chassis system for housing electronic componentry, comprising:
- a first chassis frame having a first top plate and a first bottom plate, wherein the first chassis frame has a plurality of first protrusions that extend beyond the first top plate and the first bottom plate;
- a first handle and a second handle, wherein the first handle is attached to two of the plurality of first protrusions and the second handle is attached to two of the plurality of first protrusions;
- a first interface panel having a first port;
- a first back panel, wherein the first back panel is located on the first chassis frame opposite the first interface panel;
- a second chassis frame having a second top plate and a second bottom plate, wherein the second chassis frame has a plurality of second protrusions that extend beyond the second top plate and the second bottom plate;
- a third handle and a fourth handle, wherein the third handle is attached to two of the plurality of second protrusions and the fourth handle is attached to two of the plurality of fourth protrusions;
- a second interface panel having a second port;
- a second back panel, wherein the second back panel is located on the second chassis frame opposite the second interface panel;
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- wherein the first port and the second port are configured to be coupled via a wired communication link.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.