An electronic component is any basic discrete device or physical entity in an electronic system
used to affect electrons or their associated fields.
Electronic components have electrical terminals or leads that connect to other components to
form circuits with specific functions.
Sub-assemblies are combinations of parts forming unique components, which are later integrated into larger assemblies for production or service applications.
Spare parts and consumables are critical inventory items used for repair, replacement, and sustained operational readiness.
Rugged MIL-grade laptops, displays, and tablets are engineered to operate reliably in harsh operational and combat environments, meeting stringent military standards for durability, performance, and security.