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Expanded Capacitor Line Meets Stringent Military Testing Standards

 

The CWR 09, 11, 19, and 29 line of tantalum military capacitors from KEMET Corporation has been expanded to meet in full the requirement of MIL-PRF-55365 T-level testing. These capacitors have been crafted for use in military/aerospace, high-reliability applications. In addition to compliance with MIL-PRF-365 requirements in regard to surge current options, Weilbull grading, … [Read more...]

Aerospace Manufacturer Expands to Australia

 

Insitu, Inc. of Bingen, WA has opened an Insitu Pacific office in Queensland, Australia. A provider of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), Insitu will conduct a wide range of activities including UAS intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance services, direct sales, training services, and payload modification and production. Insitu Pacific has already begun local payload … [Read more...]

LCR Electronics Partners with RadiSys to Serve Growing MAG Market Segment

 

LCR Electronics, Inc., well known manufactures of EMI filters and other high tech components, and RadiSys Corporation have announced a collaboration to deliver ruggedized AdvancedTCA® (ATCA)—advanced telecom computing architecture—platform solutions to the military, aerospace, and government (MAG) market segments. With the growing demand for land mobile communications, … [Read more...]

Boeing Announces Major Acquisition

 

Aircraft manufacturer Boeing announced on Tuesday, July 7, that it will acquire the business and operations conducted by Vought Aircraft Industries at its North Charleston, SC facility, where Vought builds key structures for Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner airplane. Vought performs fabrication, assembly of structures, and systems installation of 787 aft fuselage sections. Boeing will … [Read more...]

New CISPR Disturbance Standard for Sound and Television Receivers

 

CISPR 13 Ed. 5.0 (2009-09) is entitled “Sound and television broadcast receivers and associated equipment – Radio disturbance characteristics – Limits and methods of measurement.” This standard applies to the generation of electromagnetic energy from sound and television equipment and similar transmissions and from associated equipment. It describes the methods of measurement … [Read more...]

Cell Phone Signals & Flood Prediction

 

Scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel have come up with a novel approach of predicting the likelihood of devastating flooding. A research team headed by Prof. Pinhas Alpert has developed a methodology based on the fact that cell phone signals become fuzzy when it is raining outside because the radio waves being emitted are attenuated by the moisture in the air. Cell phone … [Read more...]

ESD Protection Diodes Target Portable Applications

 

The ESD11N and the ESD11B from ON Semiconductor are two electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection devices housed in its new, ultra-small 0201 Dual Silicon No-Lead (DSN-2) package. The DSN style package, which measures a mere 0.6 mm x 0.3 mm x 0.3 mm, enables 100 percent utilization of the package area for active silicon, offering a significant performance-per-board-area … [Read more...]

New Direction for FCC?

 

Last Thursday evening in an uneventful vote completed in a few minutes, the United States Senate confirmed Obama nominee Julius Genachowski as Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. Republican Commissioner Robert McDowell was confirmed for a second term, and Obama has nominated Mignon Clyburn for the remaining Democratic spot on the Commission while Meredith Atwell … [Read more...]

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