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AIM-USA, LLC - Avionics Databus Solutions
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AIM-USA, LLC - Avionics Databus Solutions
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AIM is a leading designer and manufacturer of high performance rugged embedded cards, test & simulation cards and modules, databus analyzers, network analyzers & specialized system level solutions.

AIM manufactures Avionics Communication Standards such as these, available in a variety of difference form factors:

  • MIL-STD-1553
  • MIL-STD-1760
  • STANAG3910/EFEX
  • ARINC429
  • 10/100/1000 AFDX/ARINC664
  • PANAVIA Serial Link
  • Fibre Channel
  • Gig-Ethernet
  • CANbus/ARMINC-825
  • EADIN
  • Fibre Channel
  • ARINC-818

Featured Products


AR-200A400-1Single or Dual Stream MIL-STD-1553A/B Test & Simulation Module


AR-200S1G6-1Avionics Software for Test, Simulation, and Analysis Solutions

 

Product Categories
  • AMC
  • AMC Carrier Cards
  • AMC I/O Modules
  • ARINC-429
  • Avionics Test
  • cPCI
  • Data Acquisition
  • Data Acquisition Systems
  • Data Bus Modules & Components
  • Digital Oscilloscopes
  • Digital Recorders
  • Fibre Channel
  • MIL-1553
  • MIL-STD 1553 Bus Accessories
  • Mission Computer
  • Mission Computers
  • MTCA
  • PMC
  • uTCA
  • XMC

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  • YouTube
  • LinkedIn
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    • Regions
    • Southern Nevada
    • Southern California
    • Hawaii

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    Avionics Databus Rugged Ruggedized Embedded embedded Cards Simulation Modules analyzers Network Analyzers MIL-STD ARINC Serial Link Fibre Channel Ethernet CANBus Software AIM GigE

    Northern California:   (408) 213-1090
    Southern California:  (310) 643-6977

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