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The Emergency Location Transmitter (ELT) market within the avionics industry is a specialized segment of the aviation industry. ELTs are designed to be used in the event of an aircraft emergency, and are typically installed in the tail section of an aircraft. ELTs are designed to transmit a distress signal to a satellite or ground station, allowing for the aircraft's location to be identified. ELTs are typically required to be installed in all aircrafts, and are subject to strict regulations and standards.
ELTs are typically designed to be lightweight and compact, and are powered by a battery or an aircraft's electrical system. ELTs are designed to be highly reliable and durable, and are typically tested to ensure they meet the necessary standards.
The ELT market is highly competitive, with a number of companies offering ELT products. Some of the major companies in the market include Honeywell, Garmin, ACR Electronics, and Kannad Aviation. Show Less Read more