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 XMA Corp. is proud to announce it has achieved AS9100 Rev C registration. This is the latest accomplishment for the XMA team as they work to maintain their position as a leader in the RF, microwave and millimeter wave Industry. 

QinetiQ has launched the new ASX range of airborne communications surveillance systems.

To celebrate its 50th anniversary electronica will continue to evolve and build on its reputation as the industry platform for exchange of information and expertise about electronics.

Effective immediately, users of Laser Direct Structuring (LDS) technology will receive a seal of approval from the laser specialists LPKF.

A Thales/Huawei/Imet consortium has been awarded a €30 million contract for a global system for mobile communications by Morocco’s national railway operator, Office National des Chemins de Fer.

 Linear Technology Corp. announces the LTC3769, a synchronous step-up DC/DC controller that replaces the boost diode with a high efficiency N-channel MOSFET, increasing efficiency and maximizing output current capability. This controller produces 24 V at up to 5 A output from a 12 V input with up to 98 percent efficiency, making it ideal for automotive, industrial and medical applications where a step-up DC/DC converter must have low heat dissipation in a small solution size. 

 RFMW Ltd. announces design and sales support for a 50 ohm absorptive switch from TriQuint. The TQC0015 internal terminations can handle a maximum CW power of up to 2 W.  

 High Speed Interconnects (HSI), an extruder and manufacturer of high-performance coaxial cable and coaxial cable assemblies, has announced a new range of flexible cable assemblies which outperform semi-rigid cable performance. 

 Cree has released two new unmatched 50 V gallium nitride (GaN) high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) ideal for use in high power broadband amplifier, CW, and pulsed applications.  

 The award-winning and first-of-its-kind element14 engineering community has announced two winners in its “Beyond the Phone” Wireless Power Challenge. They were chosen out of 12 finalists from around the world who built wireless power solutions for everyday purposes using technology from Würth Elektronik and Texas Instruments.