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| In 1965, Robert M. Gitlin established AAC, created the company's products, and set the high standards that |
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still guide the firm today.
From the beginning the focus was on electrical measurement and control solutions. Early products designed for application specific
requirements established a reputation for compact rugged designs featuring low power and weight. Experience gained help
develop new technologies and evolved the company's "Customer Focused" strategy. Today the company provides AC & DC current,
voltage, power and frequency transducers for aerospace, defense, rail transit and industrial applications shipping direct from the
factory in Farmingdale, NY to our customers worldwide.
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| We provide both off-the shelf and custom transducers to meet your requirements. American |
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Aerospace Controls can match up your needs to
one of pre-engineered solutions, ensuring the necessary degree of adjustment needed for the exact form, fit and function required.
Typical product features and capabilities include:
| • Non-instrusive Design |
• Fast Response |
| • Electrical Isolation |
• Overload Recovery |
| • Small Size and Weight |
• Wide Operating Tempearture |
| • Low Power Consumption |
• Low EMI |
| • High Accuracy |
• High Shock Tolerance |
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| And, when a customized solution is the right one for you, AAC stands ready to provide technical support, |
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applying focused and smart thinking
to solve your problem — responsively and responsibly. We apply our ISO9001 and AS9100 configuration management process with our clients who rely on us for our custom engineering expertise. We begin with an initial disclosure of system requirements for the potential transducer application. A product concept is developed that offers a solution with definable advantages over alternate choices. After a series of multi-discipline discussions with client engineering and project management personnel, AAC provides a detailed product proposal complete with data requirements and program plan to meet or exceed program expectations. |
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