Are all components in Pavana cameras NDAA compliant, not just the main chip?
Yes, every component in Pavana cameras is NDAA compliant. We understand that under NDAA Section 889, the entire device must be free from banned vendors. Pavana strictly controls the supply chain by using image sensors from Sony or OnSemi, memory from Samsung or Micron, and connectivity chips from Qualcomm or Realtek. We do not use any parts from Huawei, ZTE, or other banned Chinese companies.
- Image Sensors: Sourced exclusively from Sony (Japan) or OnSemi (USA).
- Memory/Flash: Utilizing Samsung (Korea), Micron (USA), or Kioxia (Japan).
- Wifi/Bluetooth Modules: Powered by chipsets from Realtek (Taiwan) or Qualcomm (USA).
- Zero Tolerance Policy: We strictly exclude components from Huawei, ZTE, Hytera, Hikvision, and Dahua.
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