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The 22ndComponents for Military and Space Electronics (CMSE) conference and exhibition, at the 4 Points Sheraton Hotel, Los Angeles, on May 7-10, 2018 offers an excellent insight into current issues (design trade-offs on cost, reliability and performance) and future challenges of military and space electronic components.
If data protection is critical to home users in terms of warding off things like identity theft and fraud, think of how critical it is when you're talking about data being transmitted from an aircraft traveling in excess of one thousand miles per hour to command crews on the ground. When something as essential as national security is on the line, you cannot leave anything to chance in terms of reliability and security - which are exactly the types of concerns that Tactical Targeting Network Technology were designed to address.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced its development of the REESA (Rotational Element Electronically Scanned Array) antenna, a small, low-cost array antenna that achieves high-precision beam scanning by electronically rotating antenna elements individually.
Recent developments within the high speed converter industry have enabled the fabrication of 28 nm process converters. Using smaller processes is especially beneficial in EW systems, where large bandwidth, high agility and low SWaP are required, enabling the integration of multiple ADCs and DACs within a single package to reduce power consumption.
Akash Systems Inc. announced it has raised $3.1 million and closed its seed roundfunding. Led by Khosla Ventures, the seed round also included Social Capital, Data Collective, Ruvento Ventures, Sriram Krishnan and Backstage Capital.
IceCube, the diminutive spacecraft that deployed from the International Space Station in May 2017, has demonstrated in space a commercial 883 GHz radiometer developed by Virginia Diodes under a NASA Small Business Innovative Research contract.
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