BDC Electronic
Activity description
BDC ELECTRONIC was founded in 1970 as the first Italian manufacturer of proximity sensors. Its ability to meet market requirements has given it increasingly relevant experience in the field. The highly agile organization of the company is able to meet the needs of the customer, ensuring high quality and reliable production, appreciated worldwide. Focusing on research and development allows the company to offer solutions to any kind of problem and to find new applications; its products are engineered to work even in harsh conditions. Product range: atex sensors, inductive sensors, capacitive sensors, magnetic sensors, speed sensors, acceleration sensors, amplifiers & connectors for sensors.
Automotive
Market Channel / Automotive OEM/OES
Customer's Product / Commercial Vehicles, Trucks & Buses / Agricultural, Earth Moving Machines And
Special Off-Road Vehicles / Energy Infrastructure
Competence Area / Electronic Engineering / Manufacturing
Components Subsystems & Systems / Electronics/ Electric Parts
Challenges / Safety / Security / Electrification / Connectivity / Comfort & User Experience / Predictive Maintenance
Railway
Customer's Functional Segments / Rolling Stock / Infrastructure / Signalling & Train Control / Maintenance
Competence Area / Electronic Engineering / Manufacturing / Bogies & Running Gear / Axle Boxes - Bearings / Suspension - Dampeners / Brakes & Brake Systems / Wheels - Wheelsets - Axles / Power Transmissions / Steering System
(Active & Passive) / Other Rolling Stock Subsystems / Freight Train Loading ·
Discharge Components / Accessibility Equipment / Lighting · Safety Lighting
& Interior Lighting / Doors / Rolling Stock Traction & Control / Control System
Components / ATO, ATC, ATP
(On-board And Wayside) / Interlocking System / Field Equipment / Buildings & Structures / Traction Power Supply / Track Materials & Equipment / Train Overhaul Maintenance / Track Maintenance
Production Management & Tecnologies / Rapid Prototyping
& Additive MFTG / Plastic & Rubber Molding / Mechanical Machining / Automation / Facility / End-of-Line Control Systems / Construction & Assembly
Challenges / Driverless Technologies / Safety / Security / Electrification / Connectivity / Predictive Maintenance / System Resilience