01 / 04 · Assembly
Automated box build
Boards in, finished units out. Integration, harnessing and enclosure on an automated line.
Munich · Europe · Avionics
Avionics for Europe. Built to scale.
Design, automated box build, burn-in and acceptance testing — on processes according to AS9100.
48.1351° N · 11.5820° EAS9100 processesNASA / Black Marble
Europe's programmes need more avionics, sooner. We build them — in Europe.
The chain we own
From design to delivery. One automated line.
You bring the requirements. We deliver tested, flight-ready units.
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Design
Mission-specific electronics, requirements first.
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[PCB]
Assembled boards from qualified manufacturers.
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Testing
Automated in-circuit and functional test of every board.
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Assembly
Automated box build: integration, harnessing, enclosure.
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Burn-in
Powered thermal cycling screens out early failures.
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Acceptance testing
Every unit, as delivered, against its acceptance test procedure.
The mission
02 / 04 · Test
Every unit tested
Functional test, burn-in, then acceptance testing. Every result traced to the unit's serial number.
03 / 04 · Quality
Processes according to AS9100
Requirements first. Every design decision traced to the evidence a certification authority asks for.
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European sovereignty
Designed, built and tested in Europe, with a supply chain you can see.
Foundations
- Process stages
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- Quality processes
- AS9100D
- Standard baselines
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- Base
- MUCDE
Platform requirements derived from RTCA DO-160G, MIL-STD-810H, MIL-STD-704F and MIL-STD-461G, tailored per programme.
Domains
Built for demanding environments.
Aerospace
Crewed and uncrewed aviation.
Defence
Mission electronics, built in Europe.
Space
Launch and in-space applications.
About Avionikwerk
Before the first call.
What is münchner Avionikwerk?
münchner Avionikwerk (short: Avionikwerk) is an avionics company based in Munich, Germany. It designs avionics and high-reliability electronics for aerospace, defence and space, and delivers them as tested units: PCBA testing, automated box build, burn-in and acceptance testing, in Europe.
Is Avionikwerk a European avionics supplier?
Yes. Avionikwerk is headquartered in Munich and serves programmes across Europe. Design, assembly and testing stay in Europe.
What does Avionikwerk do?
It owns the chain from design to delivery: mission-specific design, testing of sourced PCBAs, automated box build, burn-in and acceptance testing. Customers receive tested, burned-in units, not loose boards.
Does Avionikwerk manufacture PCBs?
No. Avionikwerk sources assembled PCBs from qualified manufacturers on the customer's behalf and owns everything around them: board test, box build, burn-in and acceptance testing.
Does Avionikwerk work to AS9100?
Avionikwerk is building its processes to be certifiable to AS9100D. Designs are developed for certification: platform requirements are derived from RTCA DO-160G, MIL-STD-810H, MIL-STD-704F and MIL-STD-461G, traced to verification evidence and exchanged in ReqIF. Product certification and qualification are completed per programme with the customer and the authority.
What does “European sovereignty” mean for avionics?
Knowing who owns a design, where it is built and what depends on non-European supply. Avionikwerk keeps design authority, assembly and test in Europe and records second sources and lifecycle status for every component.
How do I start a project with Avionikwerk?
Email info@avionikwerk.de with your platform, timeline and expected quantities.
Start a technical conversation
Tell us what your mission needs.
Platform, timeline, quantities. We reply from Munich.