SLN Technologies Pvt Ltd

S.L.N Technologies Private Limited is an embedded systems product engineering and turnkey solutions company. It is headquartered in Bengaluru, India. The site says it has design centres, manufacturing facilities and offices across the country. The company started on 23 November 1995 as a small firm doing product re-engineering and printed circuit board work.

The company builds avionics line replaceable units, automated test equipment and ground support systems. The site says these have gone into platforms such as the Su-30 MKI, LCA Tejas, An-32, the Arjun battle tank and helicopters including LUH, LCH, ALH and Mi-17.

The site lists clients including the Indian Air Force, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Bharat Electronics Limited, Bharat Dynamics Limited and Electronics Corporation of India Limited. It also lists foreign client projects. The site says the company works with business allies National Instruments and Intermas Elcom.

Services cover system architecture, hardware and software development, enclosure design, integration, testing, environmental qualification and manufacturing. The company also offers independent verification and validation, board design, FPGA work and product re-engineering. The company also offers an offshore development centre, on site consulting and turnkey design and manufacturing.

The product list includes a solid state flight data recorder, antenna control systems for radar, the ACU-2000, MACS, ARINC 429 controller cards, VME CPU boards, a standalone communication controller and a SATCOM antenna control system.

The site lists an ISO 9001:2000 certificate. It says its development processes follow IEEE, IPC and DOD standards. The company received a 2007-08 research and development award from ELCINA and Dun and Bradstreet. The site also says the company worked with General Motors in 1998 on an electronic control unit. The company has a board of directors page and lists its esteemed customers.

The company says its aerospace and defence domains include embedded systems, communication systems, signal processing systems and control systems. It describes these as the core areas of its engineering work.