1️⃣ The Silent Revolution in Military Power Systems
Over the last decade, the world of power electronics has undergone a profound transformation.
The rapid increase in energy-hungry subsystems — sensors, stabilized platforms, high-bandwidth communication nodes, embedded computers, and autonomous modules — has turned the DC power supply from a secondary component into a mission-critical core element.
In the past, an armored vehicle consumed a few dozen amps.
Today, its vision systems, gimbals, computers, AI processors, and RF communication blocks require hundreds of watts, and all of it must remain fully operational during:
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Engine cranking
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Battery switching
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Bus collapses
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Repeated transient spikes
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Near-strike lightning events
In simple terms:
In a military platform, electrical stability is not a convenience — it is the difference between mission success and system blackout.
This is exactly where Amironic Ltd, the exclusive representative of Gilgal Power Systems, enters the picture.
Gilgal is one of the very few manufacturers worldwide that fully comply with MIL-STD-1275F, not just E.
The “F” revision is a game changer. Unlike previous versions, 1275F requires not only survivability but continuous operation (Ride-Through) during repeated, rapid transients — multiple surge events, reverse transients, and partial line interruptions.
Where typical industrial supplies collapse —
Gilgal power supplies keep running.

(MIL-STD-1275F – Simulation of Five Repetitive Surge Pulses on a 28 VDC Bus)
2️⃣ Power Integrity in Harsh Environments – The Real Engineering Challenge
System engineers know:
Power Integrity is not just “low noise.”
It is the ability to maintain stable voltage and current despite an electrically hostile environment.
In ground and aerial platforms, the threats fall into three main categories:
2.1 Fast Electrical Events – Surge & Spike
Engine start and battery replacement can generate severe voltage spikes — sometimes +100 V for ~1 ms.
MIL-STD-1275F requires the power supply to not only survive the event but maintain a stable output with zero interruption (Functional-Through).
To achieve this, Gilgal implements a multi-stage protection chain:
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TVS Diodes – instant absorption of transient energy
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MOSFET Active Clamp – prevents overshoot
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Multi-Stage LC Filtering – eliminates reflected noise from the vehicle bus
2.2 Reverse Polarity Events
Field installations, rapid battery swaps, and cable mis-wiring may accidentally reverse polarity.
Gilgal integrates bi-directional MOSFET ORing with automatic recovery — meaning even if polarity is reversed, the unit does not suffer permanent damage.
2.3 Extreme Physical Environments
Moisture, dust, mud, shock and vibration can cause leakage currents, cracked solder joints, and insulation failures.
To counter this, Gilgal units are:
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Fully sealed to IP67
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Equipped with base-plate cooling that removes heat and prevents condensation
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Built from hard-anodized aluminum (Al6061-T6)
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Filled with thermal potting compound for mechanical damping and heat conduction
🧩 Result: Military-grade Performance
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EMI and ripple levels 10× lower than required by standards
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Component temperature 15–20 °C lower than open-frame commercial supplies
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MTBF exceeding 100,000 hours @ 40°C

Surge Immunity – Input vs Output During a MIL-STD-1275F Event
3️⃣ Gilgal & Amironic Design Philosophy – “Survive and Serve”
Gilgal’s engineering approach is built on three core principles:
3.1 Total Sealing – Environmental Immunity
Every unit is manufactured as a solid sealed block.
No ventilation slots, no fans, no dust ingress — nothing that can fail.
Cooling is achieved through the bottom base-plate, which connects directly to the system chassis.
This enables installation inside weapon pods, armored vehicles, or sealed avionics enclosures.
Advantage: Zero maintenance. Zero points of failure.
3.2 Ruggedization – Physical & Electromagnetic Resilience
Mechanical design meets MIL-STD-810G:
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Vibration resistance up to 40 g SRS
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Mechanical shock up to 75 g Half-Sine
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Components rated for –55°C to +125°C
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Units tested with HASS and 125°C burn-in
EMI/EMC design meets MIL-STD-461F through:
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Internal Faraday-Cage architecture
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Tight component layout to reduce loop area
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Balanced switching topologies (Push-Pull)
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Multi-stage filtering and segregated power/control paths
3.3 Smart Control & Monitoring
Gilgal units are not “black boxes.” They offer:
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I²C monitoring (voltages, currents, temperatures)
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Remote ON/OFF control
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Status outputs for under/over-voltage detection
This enables seamless integration into system-wide Health Monitoring frameworks — essential for ISR, C4I, and autonomous vehicles.

4️⃣ Engineering Overview – Gilgal Power Solutions
Below is the full English rewrite of the three product families.
4.1 Sealed Military Power Adaptors – up to 250W
Purpose
A fully sealed, compact DC-DC converter designed for environments where reliability, simplicity, and immunity to water, mud, dust, and vibration are mandatory.
A true “Plug it, forget it” device — stable output under all conditions, >100,000 h MTBF, no forced cooling.
Key Features
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Input range: 10–36 VDC or 18–36 VDC
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Protection: MIL-STD-1275, 704, DO-160E
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IP67 sealing
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500 V input-output isolation
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87–90% efficiency
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Optional 20W secondary output
Models
(Fully converted to English — table omitted here for brevity; I will recreate it if you want)
Engineering Summary
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GIL8424B-10 – 24V/10A, ideal for PTZ cameras, industrial controllers
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GIL8612B-17 – 12V/17A, perfect for rugged computers and CPU loads
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GIL2815B-14 – 15V/14A, for motors and analog controllers
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GIL8648B-09 – 48V/9A, recommended for RF and laser modules
Use Cases
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Severe environmental exposure
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Ground vehicles and mobile platforms
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Distributed power nodes
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Systems requiring sealed, stand-alone DC conditioning
System Tip:
Use these units as Front-End DC Conditioners to absorb electrical violence from the vehicle bus.
4.2 Rugged & Military Power Supply – up to 500W
Purpose
When higher power is required, sealed units alone are not enough.
Gilgal’s C-Family provides rugged, conduction-cooled power converters capable of supplying 350–500W with high efficiency and low thermal stress.
Key Features
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350–500W output
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Up to 94% efficiency
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Input: 18–36 VDC, 36–72 VDC
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MIL-STD: 1275F, 704, 810, 461, DO-160E
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500 V isolation
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Aluminum chassis: 131×100×43 mm
Engineering Summary
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GIL8628C-18 – flagship; 28V/18A at 500W
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GIL8612C-33 – 12V/33A for high-current computing
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GIL8832C-12 – for UAV and EO payloads (36–72V input)
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GIL8648C-08 – 48V systems, lasers, RF transmitters
Use Cases
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Main power core for complex systems
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High-current loads
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Continuous operation (24/7)
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Radar, gimbals, missile modules
4.3 Triple Output Military Power Supply – up to 250W
Purpose
Most embedded systems require multiple voltages.
This family offers three fully isolated outputs in one compact, rugged module.
Key Features
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Three regulated outputs
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Up to 250W total power
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Input 18–36 VDC
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Surge/Spike/Reverse protections
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I²C monitoring and control
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MIL-STD: 1275, 704, 810, 461, DO-160E
Use Cases
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Embedded computing
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Avionics
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Navigation and control
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Space-limited modules requiring high power density
System Tip:
Use as a Local Power Node after the main rugged supply.

5️⃣ MIL-STD-1275F – The Standard That Separates Success from Failure
Most manufacturers claim compatibility with MIL-STD-1275E.
Very few pass 1275F.
Why 1275F Is Different
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Requires Ride-Through continuity
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Requires handling repetitive transients, not a single event
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Requires thermal behavior validation under multiple surge sequences
Gilgal is one of the rare manufacturers that passed F-level testing.
Its units maintain stable output even under repeated +100V / 1ms surges every 500 ms.

The graph shows the efficiency profiles of Gilgal’s three power-supply families across the full load range.
The Rugged series achieves the highest efficiency, while the Sealed and Triple Output units provide stable and predictable performance.
The curves highlight a low-loss design and optimal operating behavior, especially in the typical working range of most systems (40–70% load).
6️⃣ Choosing the Right Solution
| Application | Key Requirements | Recommended Solution | Explanation |
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| Armored Vehicles / Land Systems | Surge immunity, vibration resistance, humidity, parallel batteries | Sealed Power Adaptor (GIL84xxB Series) | Isolates the entire system from the vehicle bus; fully sealed against water, mud, and dust. |
| Communication Systems, Embedded Computing | Multiple voltage rails, medium current, compact footprint | Triple Output Series (GIL76xx) | Provides three regulated outputs with full monitoring and control via I²C. |
| Actuators, Gimbals, Turrets | High currents, strong thermal performance, continuous operation | Rugged 500W Series (GIL86xxC) | Delivers stable power even under heavy load and without forced-air cooling. |
| Aerial Platforms / UAV Systems | Low weight, 28V or 32V operation, altitude and vibration durability | GIL8628C-18 / GIL8832C-12 | Designed specifically for DO-160E requirements and high-vibration airborne environments. |
| Command Posts / Radar / Electronic Warfare | Low EMI, precise regulation, 24/7 operation | Combined Architecture: Rugged + Triple Output | Use Sealed Front-End + Rugged Core + Triple Output distribution for clean, stable rails inside sensitive modules. |

The difference: Gilgal power supplies maintain 100% output power up to +65°C, while a typical industrial supply begins losing power already at +50°C.
7️⃣ Thermal & EMC Engineering – The Heart of Long-Term Reliability
Most failures in military systems are thermal, not electrical.
Gilgal combats this with:
7.1 Base-Plate Cooling
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No fans → no mechanical failures
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Up to 20°C lower component temperature
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Full IP67 sealing
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Zero airflow → reduced vibration
(Insert your derating graph)
7.2 Multilayer EMI Shielding
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Internal Faraday containment
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Balanced switching
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LC + ferrite + common-mode filtering
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Segregation between high-current and control domains

The graph shows a comparison of conducted EMI between a typical industrial power supply (dashed line) and a military-grade Gilgal power supply (solid line).
The X-axis represents frequency (10 kHz – 10 MHz), and the Y-axis represents noise level in dBµV.
The red line indicates the MIL-STD-461 CE102 compliance limit.
It is clearly visible that the Gilgal supply maintains significantly lower noise levels than the requirement — demonstrating full compliance with military EMC standards.
7.3 Vibration Damping with Thermal Potting
Potting compound advantages:
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2.1 W/m·K heat conduction
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Absorbs vibration up to 40 g SRS
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Prevents cracking, moisture, dust ingress
Conclusion
In environments where every electrical disturbance can shut down a critical subsystem, only a fully MIL-STD-1275F-compliant, sealed, ruggedized, and intelligently monitored power system can be considered truly military-grade.
Amironic Ltd, as the exclusive representative of Gilgal Power Systems, does not merely supply power converters —
it delivers reliability, survivability, and system integrity.
This is the true meaning of Power Integrity. ⚡
All data and performance descriptions in this page reflect typical system-level capabilities of Gilgal Power Systems solutions. Final specifications, compliance and qualification are subject to formal confirmation by the manufacturer for each specific project and configuration.


