Company Overview
BMC COMMUNICATIONS CORP. is a leader in the design, manufacture, marketing and support of high-quality, cost-effective, data communications solutions for avionics. Our product portfolio includes test, simulation and production interfaces for Commercial (ARINC, RS 232-422) and Military (MIL-STD-1553) avionic databases. These products support a variety of computer platforms including ESA, PCI, cPCI. PMC, PC104, VME, standard and customized buses. BMC boards combine multiple protocols on a single board.
BMC COMMUNICATIONS CORP. is an innovative leader in the avionics industry, providing interface hardware, software, tools, and support for embedded, test and simulation applications. Founded in 1989, BMC COMMUNICATIONS CORP. is headquartered in Westbury, NY, and is supported by a worldwide network of manufacturer's representatives and distributors.
BMC COMMUNICATIONS CORP. boasts a proud history of developing quality-engineered products that meet the rigorous requirements of the commercial and military avionic sectors. From your very first contact with our professional and energetic staff, it will be clear that BMC COMMUNICATIONS CORP. is a unique organization.
Customer satisfaction is BMC COMMUNICATIONS CORP's single most important corporate objective. Our commitment to total customer satisfaction, superior product quality and exceptional service has earned BMC a reputation as an exceptional design and manufacturing organization. BMC’s extensive product and service portfolio offers flexible solutions to avionics interfacing challenges.
BMC takes advantage of the experience accumulated during all these years to customize its product line. Our newest innovation, the UADI (Universal Avionics Design Interface) is a self-sufficient unit based on an intelligent RISC processor. The unit supports ARINC 2-wire protocols like ARINC 419, ARINC 429, ARINC 572, ARINC 575, ARINC 582 & ARINC 615, ARINC 6-wire protocols like ARINC 561, ARINC 571 or ARINC 453, ARINC 708 as well as MIL-STD-1553 with all its variations.
