Abstract: Process for protecting a part comprising an aluminum-based alloy having a copper content greater than or equal to 0.5% by mass, the process comprising depositing a non-conductive protective layer over the entire part, laser pickling by means of a laser beam of an area of the non-conductive protective layer so as to form an unprotected area, chemical conversion, with trivalent chromium, of the unprotected area so as to form a conductive protective layer, and drying of the part.

Abstract: Process for protecting a part comprising an aluminum-based alloy, the process comprising depositing a primer paint layer by anaphoresis over the entire part, polymerizing the primer paint layer in order to form a non-conductive polymerized primer paint layer, laser pickling, by means of a laser beam, an area of the non-conductive polymerized primer paint layer in order to form an unpainted area, trivalent chromium chemical conversion of the unpainted area in order to form a conductive protective layer and drying the part, depositing a finishing paint layer on at least a portion of the non-conductive polymerized primer paint layer, and polymerizing the finishing paint layer.

Abstract: The invention relates to a connection device comprising: a socket body qualified according to a first standard, the socket body being hollow and intended to be attached to a panel of an onboard item of equipment; an external connector securely housed in the socket body, the external connector being defined according to a second, different and less robust standard; an internal connector linked to the external connector; a flexible, impedance-matched transition housed at least partially in the socket body and positioned between the external connector and the internal connector, which is configured, when in operation, to match the impedance of the lines passing between the internal connector and the external connector.

Abstract: The invention relates to a connection device comprising: a socket body qualified according to a first standard, the socket body being hollow and intended to be attached to a panel of an onboard item of equipment; an external connector securely housed in the socket body, the external connector being defined according to a second, different and less robust standard; an internal connector linked to the external connector; a flexible, impedance-matched transition housed at least partially in the socket body and positioned between the external connector and the internal connector, which is configured, when in operation, to match the impedance of the lines passing between the internal connector and the external connector.