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Alfa Electronic Services PRODUCTS DEVELOPED BY US: EMBEDDED SYSTEMS : CAPABILITIES: • 64 Bit Micro Processors, Micro-controllers, DSPs, POWER PC, Peripheral Controllers • FPGAs, CPLD, EPLD, ASIC developments • Analog & Mixed Signal • ISA,BISA,CPCI,PMC, PCMCIA,VME,USB, PC104+, PCI-X DIFM PROCESSOR CARD • Military & Space grade PCB design and fabrication • Engineering & Ruggedization to meet various standards like MIL-STD- 810F,MIL-STD-461C,MIL-STD-704D, MIL- STD-2167A, MIL-STD-217E,MIL-PRF-55110F • MIL-STD-1553B, ARINC-429,ARINC-629, RS-485, RS- 422, RS-232 & Ethernet Protocols • Experienced in designing the boards which qualify for Group A, Group B certification done by third party source in Israel. cPCI Based Computing System • Experience in low, medium and high complexity designs. • In house board and software development teams for building validation boards and test software. • Well established and proven design methodologies & review processes. • Long term support contract for product maintenance and enhancements. Integrated Instrumentation & Communication System 448 CHANNEL DAQ SYSTEM Dual Channel Rotary Electro DOA PROCESSOR CARD Mechanical Actuator Controller Card Indigenised BIUS module PRODUCTS INDIGENISED BY US: ELECTRONIC CALIBRATOR (K) UNIT FOR INS KALINGA INDIGENISATION CAPABILITIES: • We can execute indigenization using latest technology in coordination with our embedded division. • Capable of design, develop and manufacture of electronic systems of embedded/analog/ digital/power electronic nature on turnkey basis conforming to Mil./ Industrial standards. SOFTWARE CONTROLLED AFR FOR SUBMARINES • Handled by a team of hardware and software engineers having enough experience in embedded systems, analog & digital circuits. • We have a well equipped laboratory to handle such development jobs. Also complete assembling shop floor with antistatic requirements. • Up gradation of CPU based systems. • The units manufactured by us comply with following MIL-STDS: • Vibration, Shock & Temperature as per JSS 5555 COMMAND FORMING UNIT - K FOR INS KALINGA • EMI/EMC -- As per MIL-STD 461E-CE 102, CE-101, CS-101, CS-114A&B. • Successfully Indigenized many modules exclusively for weapon and avionics. VOLTAGE REGULATOR LF TX FILTER CARD IN SHIP GYRO AMPLIFIER IN SHIP BAZA AMPLIFIER IN SHIP LONG TERM MEMORY IN SHIP Integrated Instrumentation & Communication System MISSILE TORPIDO PRODUCTS MISSION TIMER FOR VARUNASTRA Invar Missile Amplifier Supplying 2000 nos./Year to BDL POWER AMPLIFIER FLIGHT CRITICAL PRODUCTS AFC MODULES FOR SEAKING HELICOPTER SONAR PCBs FOR SEAKING HELICOPTER SERVICING & MAINTENANCE: • We have well experienced team to repair any type of PCB at component level. • Our team can handle any type of defect in the field and repair. • We can repair and maintain electro mechanical, power electronics, CNC machines, control systems and RF systems. • Repaired many critical PCBs of BIUS, KASUS, Rocket Launcher systems of Navy. • Repaired many systems of Naval Aircrafts of INS Hansa & INS Dega. • Refurbished and commissioned IKU system of INS Arihant. • Repair of weapon communication system on INS Jalashwa. TURNKEY PROJECTS Acoustic Testing Facility (Atf) For Measurement Of Various Parameters: Impedance, Insulation, Capacitace, Sensitivity Etc Of Hydrophones Of Sonar. Supply, installation, test and commissioning of 150 CNC 3 Axis Pipe Bending Machine CABLE HARNESS • We offer Cable Harnessing, specializing in the design and manufacture of cable harness and cable assemblies for Defense & Aerospace Applications. • Supplying both point-to-point and multi-branched harnesses. • Cable harness and connnectorisation of POWER CABLES, COMMUNICATION CABLES, RF CABLES and ANTENNA CABLES, which undergone avionics standards. • Cable Harness & Connectorisation of underwater cables for Navy. • Well equipped with all HARNESSING, CRIMPING and SOLDERING tools. TEST AND MEASURING EQUIPMENT: • DC Power Supplies, & AC Power Sources of 50 -1000Hz. • Digital Storage/ MSO Oscilloscopes, • Function Generators & Signal Generators (up to 20GHz), • Frequency Counters & Digital Multi meters, • Soldering and De-soldering Stations, • In circuit emulators, IC Testers. • Logic analyzer (128 Channel) • Spectrum Analyzer. • AutoCAD 2008 Software Tool. • Hardware Schematic Design Tools (Orcad9.0, Cadstar, Power Logic). • PCB Design & Simulation Tools (Cadence16.0, Power PCB 4.0) • Embedded Software Tools (Power PC Debuggers - Lauterbach JTAG debugger for PPC440EP & MPC82XX, Keil, Matlab) • VLSI Software Tools (Xilinx ISE10.1,Lattice ISP Lever7.2, Altera Quartus II 9.1) • Operating System Tools (Lynx 4.0, VxWorks RTOS) • In Circuit Testers (Pinpointer & Qmax) • Anti-Static devices, Storage racks etc. • Pick & Place & Reflow Oven • Hot & Cold chambers The facility is covered in 6000 Sft. Antistatic & Dust proof Environment. EMBEDDED LAB HARDWARE TESTING ASSEMBLING QUQLITY CONTROL SMD PICK AND PLACE/REFLOW HOT AND COLD CHABER QUALITY ASSURANCE Alfa Electronic Services Promises To Offer Its Customers Absolute Satisfaction QUALITY OBJECTIVE Through Economical And Qualitative Solutions To Their Engineering Problems. To Continually Develop Engineering We Are Committed To Meet All Requirements Of Customers, Statutory Ingenuity And Expertise. And Regulatory Requirements. To Maintain Active And Regular Inter- We Will Train Our Personnel And Continually Improve The action With Customers Through Effectiveness Of Quality Management Systems Through Periodic Dialogue And Customer Feedback. Management Reviews And Internal Audits. INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES Engineers 15 2 Electrical Engineers Diploma Engineers 10 6 Quality Control MAN Accounts 8 Technicians 20 POWER & Finance Mechanical Engineers 2 5 Marketing Staff Fitters 8 8 Office Staff OUR ESTEEMED CLIENTS • Naval Science And Technological Laboratory. (Nstl). • Bharat Electronics Ltd. • Research Center Imarat. (Rci). • Electronic Corporation India Limited (Ecil) – Hyderabad. • Defense Research Development Lab.(Drdl). • Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (Hal) Hyderabad, Korva. • Defense Electronic Research Lab.(Dlrl). • Ordnance Factory (Ofmk). • Advanced System Lab.(Asl). • Ship Building Center. • Bharat Dynamics Limited – Kanchanbagh, Hyderabad.(Bdl). • Naval Dock Yard And Indian Navy. • Bharat Dynamics Limited –Bhanur. Hyderabad (Bdl). • Naval Armament Depot. • Bharat Dynamics Limited - Vizag • Director General Of Naval Projects. • Naval Air Craft Yard - Kochi • Material Organization –Visakhapatnam, Mumbai, Goa. ALFA ELECTRONIC SERVICES (INDIA) PVT LTD Regd. Office : 49-51-5/1, Shantipuram, VISAKHAPATNAM - 530 016. Ph: 0891- 2790944. Fax: 0891-2790893 Web: www.alfaelectronics.in Email: [email protected], [email protected].
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