The Aerospace Division (ASD) and the Test Measurement Division (TMD) is concerned with the instrumentation associated with testing and control of airplanes, missiles, and satellites. Additionally, ASD/TMD is interested in the measurement, instrumentation and techniques associated with providing test data for product development and evaluation.

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