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Industrial Acoustics Company
IAC Acoustics supplies aero acoustics test facilities to military aircraft operators, commercial aircraft operators, engine manufacturers and overhaul agents throughout the world. IAC Acoustics offers a full range of testing solutions that satisfy the most demanding requirements.
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Square Peg Communications Inc.
The Multi-Function Control and Display Unit (MCDU) is an input device for the flight management system and other computer systems of modern aircraft. It consists of a screen and an alphanumeric keyboard and can be found within reach of the pilot in the cockpit of the aircraft. The operation of the MCDU is described in the ARINC 739 specification.
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UMA, Inc.
An instrument for determining altitude attained, especially a barometric or radar device used in an aircraft.
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AB Controls, Inc.
This unique solution is a calorimeter test system. It monitors and tests aircraft chillers automatically.
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Astronics Corporation
Astronics develops fully integrated and customized aircraft retrofit installation design packages and products tailored to the specific requirements of each project. Highly skilled Electrical, Mechanical, Structures and Stress engineers are the key to Astronics' reputation and ability to overcome the unique challenges in modifying aircraft cabins.
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Wewon Environmental Chambers Co, Ltd.
Wewon Environmental Chambers Co., Ltd. helped aircraft glass manufacturing company design a kind of glass samples moving device. The aircraft glass sampels are stored on the movable device, and the aircraft glass is smoothly sent into the test room through the movement of the roller. This type glass samples moving device designed by Wewon Tech has a total height of 2100mm. After measurement, We have found that the shell width of the samples moving device is 1300mm and the depth is 1550mm.https://www.wewontech.com/samples-moving-device/
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ADSE 743 -
ATEQ Aviation
The ADSE 743 caters fully for all aircraft types and the different electrical power supplies.
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Astronics Corporation
The Flight Attendant Bags provide a convenient solution for storing items frequently used on the aircraft.
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Astronics Corporation
First aid and survival kits for commercial and GA aircraft to meet the needs of passengers and crew.
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Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions
Aircraft OEMs and operators who want flight recorders need trusted solutions to meet certain regulations. These can change and it can be difficult to ensure your investment will be future proof. For older aircraft, high maintenance costs, lack of functionality or the push to upgrade systems and reduce weight can mean a new recorder is required.
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Bloomy Controls, Inc.
Bloomy’s SIL data system allows testing and simulation of every system component on the aircraft. The functionality of these complex integrated systems are fully tested, debugged, and verified safely in the lab prior to flight testing. This reduces cost and schedule for new aircraft. Bloomy has applied its expertise to multiple SILs.
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Astronics Corporation
Safety and survival products which aid in on-board emergencies, aircraft evacuation, and search and rescue operations.
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Hamilton Sunstrand GSE
Primary power distribution systems (PPDS) and secondary power distribution systems (SPDS) enable seamless control and protection of all electrically powered devices, such as window wipers, fans, pumps, heaters and lights. Power distribution systems incorporate the use of solid state power controllers (SSPCs), which increase the reliability of the aircraft by eliminating lower reliability components. Unlike a centralized electric power distribution systems, distribution units that contain SSPCs can be distributed throughout the aircraft and remotely controlled, allowing them to be strategically located to minimize total aircraft wiring.
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FCU -
Astronics Corporation
The Astronics Frequency Converter Unit (FCU) provides frequency conversion of variable frequency aircraft power. Recent trends in aircraft power systems use variable frequency (VF) generators instead of fixed frequency of 400Hz. While the majority of aircraft loads can use VF power, select loads still exclusively require 400Hz and are best addressed by the use of FCUs. The FCU performs the task of converting the power line frequency by leveraging recent advances in solid-state technology to provide dramatic improvements in performance over traditional frequency converter solutions.
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UMA, Inc.
Is a flight instrument display system in an aircraft cockpit that displays flight data electronically rather than electromechanically.