ACTIVES, EEE Components, PASSIVES, SPECIFICATIONS / QPLs

COTS procurement for space missions

Posted by doEEEt Media Group
On October 14, 2019
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Several working groups in ESA and outside of ESA are trying to define a standardised way to procure COTS EEE parts for space applications.

EEE Components, PASSIVES

Faulty $5 Capacitor Cause 18-Month $1 Billion Delay to Navy

Posted by doEEEt Media Group
On October 2, 2019
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The use of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) electric components needs to be improved to reduce future related risk

EEE Components, PASSIVES

Tantalum Capacitors in Space Applications

Posted by Kemet Electronic Corporation
On September 18, 2019
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Only tantalum capacitors with established reliability are recommended for the space application. Commercial parts can vary materials and processes, increasing risk of failure in space application.

UK Space Conference 2019

Posted by doEEEt Media Group
On September 10, 2019
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Inspire. Innovate. Grow. Alter Technology and Optocap will be present at the Conference, along with a stand (number FFE 14),

EEE Components, PASSIVES

ISABELLENHÜTTE Approach on use of resistors for New Space Applications

Posted by Manuel Sánchez Ruiz
On July 24, 2019
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New Space is a business that has come pushing hard on the past years. With the development of mega-constellations as Iridium or OneWeb and the entrance of new companies from industry on Space business related to telecommunications, a relaxation on the classical requirements for space parts has come to this market.

ENDURANCE, ENVIRONMENTAL & RADIATION, INSPECTION, ELECTRICAL & VERIFICATION, TESTING

Video Extreme Temperature Testing at Alter Technology

Posted by doEEEt Media Group
On July 8, 2019
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New space missions include more extreme requirements of storage, operational temperatures, and vacuum conditions, and all this testing can be done in our laboratories at Alter Technology.

ACTIVES, EEE Components

SAMV71Q21RT and UT32M0R500 Microcontrollers Comparison

Posted by Manuel Sánchez Ruiz
On June 25, 2019
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Two microcontrollers for space, the ATSAMV71Q21RT from Microchip Technology Nantes (formerly Atmel) and the UT32M0R500 from Cobham Microelectronic Solutions (formerly Aeroflex), are compared in this post

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