Following a technical seminar held in the summer of 2017, ABI Electronics has just been awarded a contract to supply its exclusive electronic reverse engineering system, RevEng, to the British Defense Ministry's Defense Electronics and Components Agency (DECA).
The Electrical and Instrumentation Product Line (E&I), based at the DECA Sealand site, is responsible for the maintenance, repair, overhaul and upgrade of electro-optical, electro-mechanical, electronics airspeed pitot, static, hydraulic, pneumatic and fuel management equipment used on both fixed wing aircraft, such as Typhoon, Tornado, Hawk and Sentry, and rotary wing aircraft including Sea King, Lynx, Chinook, Wildcat and Gazelle. Manned by over 30 highly skilled technicians with more than 200 years of experience, E&I plays a vital role in keeping aircraft from all three services flying, carrying out repairs, overhaul and modification across a wide range of equipment. The E&I team provide skilled maintenance and service for a huge variety of equipment, but there is one thing that they all have in common; their enthusiasm to continue to provide the best possible support to the UK Armed Forces.
Shortly
after the announcement that the UK had been chosen to be the
avionics sustainment hub in Europe for the F-35 joint strike fighter program, ABI Electronics, a British manufacturer of specialist test and repair
products operating since 1983, was invited to conduct a technical seminar at
the Sealand site. Over the lifetime of the program, components for hundreds of
European-based F-35 aircraft will be serviced and maintained at DECA’s site in
North Wales. The event took place in July 2017 and DECA engineers, who had
already been working with ABI products for over 20 years, had the opportunity
to see the company's latest products in action.
During
the on-site seminar, DECA's lead engineer stated that “despite having the
latest ATEs and dedicated board level test systems, ABI products take us to the
ultimate stage of fault finding a circuit board. We have been able to identify
component level faults with ABI’s BoardMaster that
no other system would. We don’t call it by name here in the lab, we call it “the
life-saver” system!”
In
August 2018, ABI Electronics was awarded a contract to supply a comprehensive
package including the company's popular schematic learning system, RevEng.
RevEng is an exclusive system for the generation of professional circuit
diagrams and schematics from an existing PCB. RevEng represents a safe,
modern and accurate way of achieving professional schematics through a
user-friendly, software led process where operators are guided from start to
finish.
RevEng users
who previously spent days or even weeks, creating schematics using the
traditional method (multimeter, pen and paper) from an existing PCB, achieve
huge savings in time and can now complete the job in just a few hours.RevEng's user friendly operation through ABI's SYSTEM 8 Ultimate software along with the product's affordability, tried and true performance and expandability features were key deciding factors leading this investment by the MoD. ABI's regional sales manager, Javier Sagrado said "It was an honor to visit DECA last year and realize how much ABI has contributed to the MoD over nearly three decades. We are very excited with this outcome and look forward to many more years of partnership with the entire UK defense sector".
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