NDAA-compliant drone components, sourced to order by subsystem
This card lists the parts an uncrewed systems builder asks for most, organized the way a flight computer, a navigation stack, a datalink, a power train and a wiring harness are put together. Every part on it has a page of its own with the maker, the package, the maker's headquarters country and a link to the manufacturer's product page. Every part is sourced to order from authorized US distributors and classified on its orderable part number before a quote is issued.
NDAA-compliant sourcing
No part on this card comes from a maker headquartered in or owned from the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong and Macau included, or from Russia, Iran or North Korea. The rule is applied by maker and recorded for every part on the card. The country of origin of each lot is read from the distributor's record and stated on the commercial invoice. The full policy, with the makers it excludes by name, is on the compliance page.
Parts not on the card
The catalog behind the search box holds the ordinary parts of every family, from STM32 microcontrollers to ceramic capacitors and wire to board connectors. A part on neither list is added by part number on the request page and sourced the same way. Complete subsystems, from engines and EFI to radios and companion computers, are quoted to order on the systems page.
The five subsystems
Questions
What does NDAA-compliant sourcing mean on this card?
Every maker on the card is headquartered outside the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, Macau, Russia, Iran and North Korea and is not owned from those places. The check is made on the maker's ultimate parent and recorded with the part. The country of origin of each lot is stated on the commercial invoice.
Are the parts on this card in stock?
Parts are sourced to order from authorized US distributors. Lead time follows the distributor's stock position and is stated on the quote. A small stocked position exists in a few commodity lines. The pages of those parts say so.
How is a part on this card different from the same part in the catalog?
The catalog row gives the part number, the maker and the description. The card page is written for a builder choosing between parts. It adds the subsystem the part serves, the group it belongs to, the maker's headquarters country and the manufacturer's product page.
Can I send a whole bill of materials?
Yes. Paste it or upload the file on the request page. Lines on the card, lines in the catalog and lines on neither are quoted the same way, line by line, after classification.