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SCHOTT’s new lightweight microelectronic packages deliver the same reliable, long-lasting protection for avionics while lowering the weight by up to two-thirds compared to traditional electronic packaging.
Kontron announced its collaboration with ThinKom to demonstrate and make readily available a highly flexible Ka-Band satcom solution to the avionics market.
VIAVI Solutions Inc. announced the launch of the ALT-9000 universal radio altimeter (RADALT) flight line test set to address safety and security issues in the aviation industry.
Curtiss-Wright’s Defense Solutions announced that it is collaborating with Northrop Grumman to bring real-time virtualization and modernized protection (ReVAMP) technology to the embedded avionics market.
Mercury Systems Inc. announced its new line of safety-certifiable 3U OpenVPX™ SOSA-aligned avionics modules designed to accelerate critical avionics applications and streamline subsystem development and platform safety certification.
Research, development, innovation and training are the focus of the new Innovation Hub project framework agreement between Finmeccanica and the Politecnico of Milan, Italy.
The Navy’s Avionics Component Improvement Program (AvCIP) is prepared to accept proposals, from NAVAIR program offices, to award more than $10 million in funding toward fiscal 2017 projects, officials announced in December.
Link Microtek has recreated an obsolete test system for a prime contractor in the defence industry to enable the end customer to continue critical support for an avionics electronic warfare system.
Research, development, innovation and training are the focus of the new Innovation Hub project framework agreement between Finmeccanica and the Politecnico of Milan, Italy.
The Navy’s Avionics Component Improvement Program (AvCIP) is prepared to accept proposals, from NAVAIR program offices, to award more than $10 million in funding toward fiscal 2017 projects, officials announced in December.