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San Diego, CA – June 14, 2017 – Space Micro announced that they have delivered two flight units of their CubeSat Space Processor (CSP) single board flight computer to an undisclosed customer in support of a commercial space program. More information...

What Is the Background of Space Micro’s Top Management?Our top management team comes with over 150 years of satellite electronics experience, including at the US Air Force, JPL, L3 Communications, Northrop Grumman, Cobham, Lockheed Martin, Space Electronics Inc., Maxwell Technologies, SAIC, and Ar...

More and more applications are calling for miniaturized electronics to integrate high-performance devices in a limited volume. 3D technology is being driven by the consumer markets as smartphones, tablets and many handheld devices require advanced features in light and thin products. Currently, thos...

Exxelia is pleased to exhibit at RailTex 2017 in Birmingham, United-Kingdom. From May 9th to 11th at booth #H02, Exxelia will be showcasing innovative ranges of Aluminum Electrolytic capacitors for use in both rolling stock and signaling systems. Felsic HV, long lifetime and high voltage screw termi...

San Diego, CA – April 8, 2017 Space Micro Inc. introduced today its µLCTâ„¢ 100 Gpbs Lasercom Terminal. The µLCTâ„¢ is suitable for LEO constellation cross links as well as GEO satellite up and down links. The µLCTâ„¢ is based on space qualified commercial 1550 ns telecom components. The µLCTâ...

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Exxelia is pleased to present a new unrivalled offer of Plug & Play TEMPEST filters for data centers and mission critical facilities.  Electronic equipment can leak sensitive information over conducted or radiated electromagnetic emanations, and signals transmitted down unprotected lines can po...

Launched on March, 7th 201, Sentinel 2B is the second Sentinel-2 satellite launched as part of the Copernicus program, the world's largest environmental monitoring program headed by the European Commission in partnership with European Space Agency (ESA). Read more...