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Home / Projects / Other Projects / Redesign Existing Hardware Due to Obsolete Parts

Redesign Existing Hardware Due to Obsolete Parts

This project made it less cumbersome to break-in hardware CCA redesign due to obsolete components on an existing piece of avionics equipment.

Researchers asked a critical mass of participating avionics companies to define present process roadblocks, and further define what the process should be.  They obtained concurrence from the FAA and took a pilot project through the process.

The result was a clear, well defined, simpler process for breaking in a redesign of a CCA on an existing piece of avionics equipment.

Project Details

AFE 31

Period of Performance:
July 1, 2003 – April 30, 2005

Subcontractor: Honeywell

Cost per participant: $10,594

Total project value: $42,375

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