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The science and technology of the development and use of electrical and electronic devices in aviation.
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The devices used in avionics.
Examples of avionics in a Sentence
For an aircraft, for example, such components might include the airframe, engine and avionics systems.
The Company's portfolio includes avionics, airborne radars, electronic warfare, mission systems, UAV systems and in-flight entertainment.
Which of those countries developed next-generation avionics for the US F-16?
People cannot begin to understand what integrated avionics means until they sit in the cockpit of this aircraft and see it perform.
Project partner in AFAS - a European research project on advanced avionics to support ATM 2000+ air traffic management services.
The immediate aim is to identify key aspects, issues and problems associated with the application of digital video to military avionics.
And for tricky low altitude maneuvers, new avionics, and dual head-up displays make it easier and safer to operate.
The North America business group is a major supplier of airborne avionics and electronic warfare systems.
Lockon 1.1 brings the much-awaited overhaul of the Russian avionics.
However, there is also the possibility of interference with the aircraft avionics.
Key technologies include airborne radar systems avionics and mission systems, electronic warfare systems, electro optical systems, military...
Planes The United Express fleet includes 50 seat regional jets that have state of the art avionics and communications systems in the cockpit.
To keep costs down, much of the mission avionics would be similar to that already used in the Shackleton.
Parvus offers rugged, commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) computing solutions ideal for avionics, military, medical, industrial, and transportation OEMs.