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Week 11
http://www.cs.kent.edu/~volkert/F10-10051/notes/logsim.html
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John Titus, owner, president and CEO of Aero
Controls, Inc. has received the South Seattle
Community College Outstanding Alumni Award
for 2012.
John Titus graduated from South in 1974 with a
degree in Aeronautical Technology. After
graduation he joined a major aircraft overhaul
facility as a manager, and then started his own
company in 1984
“100,000 items of the highest quality”
Airframe
Avionics
Batteries
Cables
Electrical equipment Expendables
Fittings
Generators and starters
Hoses
Lamps Lighting systems
Rotables
Tools
Wheel and Brake assemblies
Test & Measurement
Amprobe
Arbor Networks
Fluke
Comark
Datapaq
DH Instruments
Hart Scientific
Ircom
Raytek
Visual Network Systems Ltd
Fluke Networks
Keithley Instruments
Tektronix
Tektronix Communications
Environmental
ChemTreat
Gilbarco Veeder-Root
Gasboy
Red Jacket
Veeder-Root
Hach
Environmental Test Systems
GLI
HACH LANGE
HIAC
Polymetron
Hydrolab
Lachat Instruments
Marsh-McBirney
MET ONE
Orbisphere
Radiometer Analytical
Trojan Technologies
Over 50,000
Employees
CLEAR VISION
SOUND STRATEGIES
SOLID PERFORMANCE
The Company at a Glance
AMETEK is a leading global manufacturer of
electronic instruments and
electromechanical devices
www.ametek.com
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AMETEK Overview
• Diversified manufacturer with 2011 sales of $3.0 billion
• 50% of sales are outside the United States
• Employs approximately 12,000 colleagues worldwide
• Operates more than 100 manufacturing facilities and 100 sales and
service centers in the United States and 40 other countries
• New York Stock Exchange listed since 1930
(symbol: AME)
• Component of the Russell 1000 and S&P MidCap 400 indices
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Financial Highlights
Diluted Earnings
Per Share
• AMETEK achieved record results
for 2011 in sales, operating
income, operating margins, net
income, and diluted earnings
per share
5 year CAGR is 16%
$2.50
2.00
1.50
2011
2010
$2,989.9
$2,471.0
Operating Income
635.9
482.2
Net Income
384.5
283.9
(dollars in millions, except EPS)
Sales
Diluted EPS
2.37
1.00
0.50
1.76
0
07
08
09
10
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Two Operating Groups
• AMETEK Electronic Instruments Group (EIG)
– Electronic Instruments is a leader in advanced instruments for the process,
aerospace, power and industrial markets.
• AMETEK Electromechanical Group (EMG)
– Electromechanical is a differentiated supplier of electrical interconnects,
specialty metals, and technical motors and associated systems, as well as a
leader in floor care and specialty motors.
Revenue
Operating Income
Electronic Instruments Group
Electromechanical Group
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Electronic Instruments Group (EIG)
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Global leader in process and analytical instrumentation for the oil, gas,
chemical/petrochemical, pharmaceutical, semiconductor and factory automation markets.
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Provides a growing range of analytical instruments for the research and laboratory
equipment, ultraprecision manufacturing, medical, and test and measurement markets.
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In aerospace, AMETEK EIG supplies engine sensors, aircraft sensors, monitoring systems,
power supplies, data acquisition units, fuel and fluid measurement systems, and cable
assemblies.
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Leader in power quality monitoring and metering, uninterruptible power supplies,
programmable power equipment, and sensors for gas turbine generators.
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Also is a leader in dashboard instruments for heavy trucks, military vehicles and construction
equipment as well as timing controls and cooking computers for the food service industry.
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AMETEK EIG supplies industrial battery chargers, contactors, solenoids and switches and
produces heat exchangers and custom-compounded engineered plastics.
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Electromechanical Group (EMG)
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Leader in highly engineered electrical connectors and packaging used to protect sensitive
devices in aerospace, defense, medical and industrial applications.
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AMETEK EMG provides high-purity powdered metals, metal strip and foil, specialty clad
metals, shaped wire and advanced metal matrix composites.
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Also a leader in technical motors and motion control products for data storage, medical
devices, business equipment, factory automation, mass transit and other applications.
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Engineers blowers and heat exchangers that provide electronic cooling and environmental
control for the aerospace and defense industries.
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Operates a global network of aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facilities.
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AMETEK EMG motors are widely used in commercial appliances, fitness equipment, food and
beverage machines, hydraulic pumps, industrial blowers and vacuum cleaners.
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AMETEK Businesses At A Glance
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Advanced Measurement Technology
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Aerospace & Defense
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Chemical Products
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Engineered Materials, Interconnects & Packaging
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Floorcare & Specialty Motors
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Instrumentation & Specialty Controls
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Materials Analysis
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Measurement & Calibration Technologies
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Power Systems & Instruments
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Precision Motion Control
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Process & Analytical Instruments
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Programmable Power
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Ultra Precision Technologies
Sales by World Region
For a detailed publication of AMETEK’s
businesses,
markets and products, go to:
http://www.ametek.com/
download/AMETEK Customer Guide.pdf
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AMETEK Vision
• Double the size and profits of the company over the next five
years
• Four strategies frame
our growth:
– Operational Excellence
– Global & Market Expansion
Frank S. Hermance
Chairman of the Board
and Chief Executive Officer
– New Products
– Strategic Acquisitions
& Alliances
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AMETEK Values
• Provide world-class products and services at competitive
prices
• Forge beneficial partnerships with customers and suppliers
based on fairness and integrity
• Provide investors with consistent and superior returns on
their investment
• Remain committed to the highest standards of corporate
responsibility and ethical business behavior
• Foster a corporate environment that values diversity and
employee participation
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CLEAR VISION
SOUND STRATEGIES
SOLID PERFORMANCE
For the most current information,
please visit AMETEK’s Web site
www.ametek.com
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Quality Control Specialist / Electronics
Inspector
Job Summary: Ballard Technology is searching for an experienced
Quality Control Specialist / Electronics Inspector. Candidates must have
experience in the electronics industry and work well in a team
environment.. Ballard is AS9100/ISO9001 certified, and workers must
perform according to strict quality and safety standards.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Incoming PCB Inspection
Incoming /In-Process PCBA Inspection
Incoming Mechanical Inspection
In-Process Quality Control
Completion of paperwork/records
Other tasks as assigned
Max-Viz, an Astronics Company,
Max-Viz, an Astronics company, develops
Enhanced Vision Systems (EVS) that enable
increased pilot visibility, especially in darkness
and adverse weather conditions. Key products,
the EVS-1500 and EVS-600, supply infrared EVS
for a broad range of aircraft applications.
What is MIL-STD-1553?
MIL-STD-1553 is a standard defining a local area
network (LAN) originally developed for and
widely used on military aircraft.
MIL-STD-1553 defines the electrical and
protocol characteristics for a data bus.
It is similar to what the personal computer and
office automation industry has dubbed a Local
Area Network (LAN).
Bus
Network Topology
Commercial Electronics vs. Avionics
General Misconceptions....
Installing systems on an aircraft with Commercial Off-The
Shelf (COTS) components can not be done.
Installing COTS is discouraged by the FAA.
COTS based equipment is sub-standard to aviation
electronics.
Reality....
As long as COTS components meet certification
standards, the FAA can and has approved them.
Aircraft and Avionics OEMs are using COTS components
more and more in their equipment.
Open Systems Interconnection
(OSI) model
APPLICATION LAYER 7
The application layer is closest to the end user,
both the OSI application layer and the user
interact directly with the software application.
PHYSICAL LAYER 1
The physical layer, the lowest layer of the OSI
model.
It describes the electrical, mechanical, and
functional interfaces to the physical medium, and
carries the signals for all of the higher layers.
It defines the transmission medium, such as a
copper wire or fiber optical cable. This includes the
layout of pins, voltages, cable specifications, signal
timing.
Live flight tracking.
http://flightaware.com/resources/airport/KOLM/summary
United Airlines + Continental Deploying
11,000 iPad as Pilot Electronic Flight Bag
ECTRONIC FLIGHT BAGS (EFB)
AC 120-76A provides guidance for the
certification, airworthiness, and operational
approval of electronic flight bag (EFB) computing
devices.
Three distinct classes of EFB hardware devices
are defined according to their relative
integration with onboard resources such as
electric power, data connectivity, and mounting.
EFB Class I
Class 1 hardware are portable COTS laptop or
pen tablet computers with software
applications.
Class 1 do not require certification, but they
must be stowed for takeoff and landing.
EFB Class I
EFB Class II
Class 2 hardware are semi-permanent in that
they can dock with a certified crashworthy
mount, can be powered all of the time and can
tap into noncritical aircraft systems, allowing for
cabin video displays, or links to an onboard file
server.
EFB Class II
EFB Class II
Class 3 hardware is an installed piece of avionics
that is part of an amended type certificate and,
therefore, must satisfy all applicable regulations
and policy.