Valhalla is a klystron modulator utilizing solid-state IGBT switches based off a patented parallel Marx generator topology with built in droop compensation. The small footprint allows the system to be designed into rotating gantries and several novel features exist that greatly reduce the MTTR compared to competitive systems.

Vor is an E-Gun modulator utilizing solid-state IGBT switches in an FPGA controlled 18-stage Marx generator topology. Vor generates stable pulse flat-tops in highly capacitive and resistive loads. The entire system is in a single box and is capable of very high pulse-to-pulse output voltage resolution and high repetition rates.

TYR and ATLA are magnetron modulators utilizing solid-state IGBT switches based off a patented parallel Marx generator topology with built in droop compensation. The single box systems contain no oil and are water cooled. ALTA is a lower average power modulator compressed into a smaller volume.

Jord Radar modulator is a Marx-generator where the pulse is not coupled through a pulse transformer. The 30-stage Marx charges up to 3 KV per stage allowing variable pulse width shot-to-shot. This turn-key system is radar qualified in NATO RSRP systems. System has built in redundancy in both power supplies and modulator, so failures can be tolerated.

FREYA is a marx-type modulator similar to VOR with higher peak and average power. More stored energy allows for long and higher power pulses with sharper rise and fall times.

The TPS-75 Modulator drives a transportable passive electronically scanned array air search 3D radar produced in the United States. It is a solid state upgrade to a historically tube based modulator system. The system is qualified and has built in redundancy in the prime switching section.