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Native name
  
エレクトロ・システム株式会社

Industry
  
Electronics

Type
  
Public K.K.

Founder
  
Kazuo Sato

Founded
  
May 1, 1983; 33 years ago (1983-05-01) in Tokyo, Japan

Headquarters
  
Nerima, Tokyo 176-0002, Japan

Electro-System Co., Ltd. (エレクトロ・システム株式会社, Erekutoro Shisutemu Kabushiki Gaisha), commonly called to as EleSys, is a Japanese electronics company headofficed in Sakuradai Nerima, Tokyo, Japan. The company is one of the leading companies of one-top services for electronic design or products mostly in the non-consumer or professional markets. Also it sells and develops software for CAD, interface (USB or WiFi) or simulator.

Contents

History

  • Founded in April, 1981
  • Established in May, 1983
  • Approved as a Green Partner of Sony Corporation in 2006

    • Services and Operation

  • Provision of total (one stop) services or each (one) of

    • "System Design" "PCB Design" "Mount/Assy" "Test/Adjust" in the category of electronics

  • Development of application software including interface system such as USB or WiFi
  • Sales and development of CAD software such as PCB or schematics and simulator such as high frequency analysis

    • Visual Equipment

  • LCD Projector
  • Peripheral System of C-MOS Image Sensor
  • HDTV Video Conversion Device
  • Multi Scan Converter
  • Video Writer for Broadcaster

    • Industrial Equipment

  • Hydrometer
  • Spring Tester
  • Tensile Strength Tester
  • Distortion Rate Measuring Equipment
  • Image Tracking Equipment

    • Other Equipment

  • Evaluation System for LSI
  • Air Conditioning Control Equipment
  • Professional Wireless Microphone Unit

    • Main Products for Sale

  • esCAD pcb - PCB Pattern Design CAD (Free of Charge until 31-Dec-2015)
  • esCAD sch - Circuit Diagram Drawing CAD (Freeware, only in Japanese at present)
  • esCAD Kaizen Master - PCB Mounting Assist Tool
  • Transmission Line Simulator - High Frequency Transmission Line Analysis

    • References

    Electro-System Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA