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e2v announces the opportunity for customers to register now for privileged access to sample the EV12AD500, the first Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) to offer direct C-Band digitization.

The new EV12DS460 from e2v is the world's first DAC to perform signal generation directly at K-Band (18 to 27 GHz), removing the need for signal up-conversion and the costly mixers required to perform this task. The DAC simplifies system architecture and reduces size, weight and power.

e2v and Glory MV Electronics have signed a distributor agreement to provide e2v thyratrons to science institutes and OEMs of industrial non-destructive testing and irradiation equipment in China.

e2v’s new Analog-to-Digital converter offers system simplification and cost reduction for space applications.

e2v has won a contract with Airbus DS GmbH to design, develop and supply bespoke CMOS image sensors for advanced METimage radiometers for MetOp weather satellites.

e2v has strengthened its investment in high performance electronic solutions with the acquisition of Swedish signal processing design and development company, Signal Processing (SP) Devices.

e2v’s latest ultra-wideband Digital-to-Analog Converter, EV12DS400, has been selected by ApisSys for its AF209 board.

Three e2v space grade data converter families have been awarded QMLV certification from the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency.

On 27 October, e2v and The University of Nottingham, UK celebrated five successful years of a major industry and academic collaboration in the field of advanced microwave technology.

e2v has moved to new offices in Chaoyang District, Beijing.