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Introducing AVX-10K: Your All-in-One Flight Line Test Solution

As the IFR4000 and IFR6000 legacy comes to a close by December 31, 2023, the AVX-10K takes centre stage, revolutionising avionics testing for fixed-wing, rotary, and UAV aircraft. Combining the best of its predecessors into a single, modular device, the AVX-10K offers unparalleled testing capabilities.

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AVX-10K: ELEVATING AVIATION WITH 6 BENEFITS

  • 01

    Single Device, Multiple Capabilities

    Test communications, navigation, and surveillance systems with one comprehensive device.
    Minimise instrument purchases, calibrations, storage, and shipping logistics.

  • 02

    Remote Control Efficiency

    Connect via over-the-air methods, including the free VIAVI Mobile Tech app.
    Conduct testing from the cockpit, enabling a single technician to replace the traditional two, saving valuable hours.

  • 03

    User-Friendly Interface

    Intuitive GUI for rapid technician learning and increased productivity.
    Access testing templates and on-screen pass/fail indications for streamlined operations.

  • 04

    Global Troubleshooting Support

    Utilise Smart Access Anywhere for remote expert assistance from anywhere in the world.
    Enhance troubleshooting efficiency and reduce downtime.

  • 05

    Configurations and Templates

    Built-in templates for different aircraft configurations.
    Save time and effort by accessing personalised templates, ideal for shared instruments.

  • 06

    Cloud Integration for Enhanced Management

    Seamlessly integrate with VIAVI StrataSync for efficient test data and asset management.
    Ensure the AVX-10K is always up-to-date with the latest software and firmware for optimal performance.

THE AVX-10K COMES IN 4 PRE-CONFIGURED KITS, PICK THE TEST KITS THAT YOU NEED

  • 01

    AVX-10K-FLTS

    Flight Line Test Set only configuration – allows customer to pick and choose what hardware and software options desired

  • 02

    AVX-10K-NAV

    Communication, Navigation package includes the NAV/COMM software options shown and all NAV/COMM required hardware. This package is comparable to the IFR4000.

  • 03

    AVX-10K-SVLC

    Surveillance package includes Transponder, ADS-B and DME software options and all required hardware like the IFR6000.

  • 04

    AVX-10K-CNS

    Communication, Navigation & Surveillance configuration. Includes options for comparable functions to the IFR4000 & IFR6000. (TCAS, UAT and ELT are optional).

Key Features

Category Capabilities
Communications AM (VHF) - FM (UHF) - SSB (HF) - SELCAL
Navigation TACAN - DME - ILS - LOC - GS - MB - VOR
Surveillance Military Modes 1, 2 & 3 - Modes A, C, S - ADS-B Out - ADS-B In (Traffic – Target Gen) - 1030 MHz (ADS-B, ADS-R, TIS-B) - 978 MHz UAT (ADS-B, TIS-B, FIS-B) - ACAS – ETCAS / TCAS I/II and TAS testing - ADS-B Monitoring - GICB Monitoring - UAT Monitoring
Other Test Tools ELT - VSWR - Distance to Fault - Cable Loss

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  • Versatile Oscilloscope Portfolio: Ranging from 60 MHz to 16 GHz, our latest oscilloscope portfolio provides engineers with the flexibility needed to address a diverse range of applications.

  • In-house Developed ASICs: Our in-house Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) ensure the creation of the world’s most responsive oscilloscopes, offering engineers unparalleled speed and efficiency in signal analysis.

  • Frontend Technology for Signal Integrity: The forefront of technology development in our oscilloscopes guarantees pristine signal integrity. Engineers can trust that the captured signals accurately represent the original waveform.

  • High-Resolution 18-bit Architecture with HD Mode: Boasting an 18-bit architecture with HD mode, our oscilloscopes deliver the highest resolution, enabling engineers to capture and analyse intricate details crucial for precise measurements.

  • Digital Triggers for Sensitive Event Isolation: Our oscilloscopes feature digital triggers, ensuring the most sensitive event isolation in the world. Engineers can capture and analyse even the most elusive events with confidence.

  • Superior User Interface and Workflow Streamlining: The superior user interface and front panel design streamline workflows for engineers, enhancing overall usability and productivity during testing and analysis.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Measurement instruments are usually calibrated annually, people/companies do this because it is easy to schedule. This may not necessarily be the best approach to take, most test instruments will drift over time, the newer the instrument the more frequently it needs to be calibrated, until its ability to reproduce measurements over a period of time has been established and is well understood. A user might estimate a suitable recalibration frequency, based on previous experience of similar instruments used in similar environments, but it is only when the actual data from a series of successive calibrations of a particular instrument has been properly analysed that a meaningful recalibration frequency can be determined for that particular instrument.

To provide confidence in the validity of the test equipment calibration results they must be traceable. This means the results on the instrument(s) calibration certificate need to be traceable to the standard used, and the results on the certificate for the standard are in turn traceable to the standard used for its calibration.

Not necessarily, but if your test equipment isn’t measuring accurately then you won’t receive correct measurement readings. Calibrations can be costly and that is one of the main factors when it comes to deciding not to calibrate your instrument(s). However, there can be even bigger costs when it comes to using an un-calibrated instrument such as product re-calls, how does the cost of a product recall stack up against the cost of calibrating an instrument(s). 

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