Category: Aerospace & Defence
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Microchip has launched a radiation-tolerant converter for spacecraft electronic systems. The POL-05-20S-T uses GaN devices to supply up to 20A with published radiation and temperature characteristics.
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Rohde & Schwarz has introduced its new compact ADD607 antenna system. The unit covers 9MHz to 20GHz and uses switchable active and passive elements for mobile radio monitoring applications.
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Galaxia develops autonomous flight safety electronics for Canadian launch operations. The planned onboard system will assess vehicle measurements against defined flight termination criteria.
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Microchip acquires VORAGO Technologies to expand radiation-hardened semiconductor computing capabilities. The acquisition adds processors and HARDSIL process technology for demanding aerospace and industrial applications.
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Palladyne, Federal and Mossberg are developing autonomous airborne counter-UAS interceptors. SwarmShot combines avionics, collaborative autonomy, fire control and an airborne weapon module.
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Qorvo has built an X-band front end around AESA constraints. Its QPX0252 beamformer supports four antenna elements while directly driving compatible front end modules and integrating with bias and switching controls.
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Qorvo combines BAW filtering with high power GaN amplification hardware. The C-band component set targets frequency-agile pulsed radar while reducing discrete receive circuitry and transmitter power losses.
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AMD is sampling enhanced Versal AI Core devices for space. Early customers can now build engineering models while Class Y qualification continues.
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Space Forge has gained DARPA ERIS awardable status for semiconductors. The assessment opens a US government route for its microgravity materials manufacturing technology.
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New FSWX software adds multichannel pulse analysis for jammer testing. The KM700 option compares phase-coherent input and output signals across radar and electronic warfare development workflows.