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EDI CON China 2018 enjoyed a year of record growth in both attendance and exhibition space March 20-22, 2018 at the China National Convention Center (CNCC) in Beijing. In its sixth year, EDI CON China continues to be the largest microwave and high speed digital design conference and exhibition in China.
As part of a mission to demonstrate interlink communication on nanosatellite tandem formation flights and data retrieval, including surveillance of the Arctic area, the Danish nanosatellite specialist GomSpace launched two nanosatellites in February.
BAE Systems invests £10 million to upgrade its Maritime Integration & Support Centre – a specialist facility providing support for Royal Navy warships whilst researching future combat systems and technologies.
Huawei has announced the opening of OpenLab Moscow – a laboratory and showroom, for the company’s engineers, partners and customers to jointly develop, customize and test new technological solutions.
Lockheed Martin and Cobham are teaming to pursue the Next Generation Jammer Low Band (NGJ-LB) EW system. The NGJ will replace the ALQ-99 tactical jamming system flying on the EA-18 Growler EW aircraft.
Antenova Ltd., is now shipping its two newest antennas, Integra and Inversa, which are designed specifically to perform in 3G and 4G diversity applications with very small PCBs.
Remtec Inc. has commercialized etchable gold thick film process for High Definition Thick Film (HDTF) circuitry as a low-cost alternative to thin films.
Pasternack has just launched a new, innovative line of coaxial RF probes and a probe positioning hardware. These new products are well-suited for signal integrity verification, chip evaluations, coplanar waveguide, circuit debugging and test fixture applications.
Light-laden drones over the Super Bowl and Olympics were attractive demonstrations of the technology, but Rice University students have higher aspirations for their flying flocks.
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