Aerospace & Defense Avionics
Avionics, flight computers and certified embedded systems.
Modern aircraft integrate numerous electronic systems dedicated to flight control, navigation, communications and the monitoring of on-board systems. These devices receive information from the aircraft's sensors, instruments and computers, then analyze it to provide the crew with reliable data on position, speed, altitude, trajectory and the general status of the aircraft. They also contribute to engine control, on-board system management and the detection of anomalies, thereby contributing to flight safety and continuity.
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- Tantalum
The electronic equipment we recover.
Avionics computers, FMS & LRU units
Flight Management Systems, flight computers and LRU units centralize various aircraft functions. They receive information from onboard sensors and instruments to assist with piloting, trajectory management and control of embedded systems.
FADEC, EEC & engine control computers
FADEC and Electronic Engine Controllers electronically drive aircraft engines. They continuously analyze rotation speed, temperature, pressure and power demands to automatically adjust engine operation.
Transponders, TCAS, VHF/HF radios & navigation systems
Transponders allow air traffic control systems to identify the aircraft, while TCAS monitors other aircraft to prevent collision risks. VHF/HF radios, GPS/GNSS systems, navigation centers and SATCOM equipment handle communications and positioning of the aircraft.
Recovering aerospace electronics
Removed avionics and embedded systems are dismantled with tracking: certified boards are isolated and classified by family, alloys and structures join the material flows.