UEI focuses on complete Mil-Aero I/O system solutions (sponsored video)
From the company:
United Electronic Industries (UEI) offers a wide array of I/O for your simulator, data acquisition and control hardware-in-the-loop, and avionics applications that will save you time and reduce costs.
Our breadth of I/O includes RTD, Thermocouple, Strain Gage, Synchro/Resolver, LVDT/RVDT, Full Avionics, CAN bus and more! Our solutions allow you to maintain critical uptime, monitor health with built-in diagnostics and eliminate system complexity.
UEI provides the flexibility to use any of our I/O boards on any of our Cube, Rack and MIL-style chassis. We also remove the worry of obsolescence with our 10-YR availability guarantee.
Your I/O applications are sustainable for the long-term with UEI. Watch more videos and learn more at www.ueidaq.com. See us at I/ITSEC in November, Booth#1158!
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