Solving signal interference among jobs tackled by growing firm
By Don Dodson
Sunday June 8, 2008
Robin Scholz
From left, Fred German, Matt Miller and Tod Courtney of Delcross Technologies show a computer screen displaying an airplane cockpit (upper left), a cross view of a cable (upper right) and a wiring diagram (bottom left) at their office in Champaign last week.
CHAMPAIGN – If you've ever taken a commercial airline flight, you've heard the familiar warning to turn off all cell phones and electronic devices before takeoff.
The reason: The signals might interfere with the plane's electronic communications systems.
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