Aerospace & Defence

The TPS7H3014 is an integrated, 3V to 14V, four-channel radiation-hardness-assured power-supply sequencer. Channel count can be expanded by connecting multiple devices in a daisy-chain configuration.

Researchers at TU Graz in Austria have achieved more accurate orbit predictions for both satellites and space debris, alongside an improved understanding of water masses present on Earth: achieved using satellite laser ranging technology.  

The TLV1H103-SEP is a 325MHz, high speed comparator with rail-to-rail inputs and a propagation delay of 2.5ns.

The TLV1H103-SEP is a 325MHz, high speed comparator with rail-to-rail inputs and a propagation delay of 2.5ns. The combination of fast response and wide operating voltage range make the comparator an excellent choice for narrow signal pulse detection and data and clock recovery applications in radar imaging and communications payload systems.

The LMX1860-SEP is an buffer, divider and multiplier that features high frequency, ultra-low jitter, and SYSREF outputs. This device combined with an ultra-low noise reference clock source is an exemplary design for clocking data converters, especially when sampling above 3GHz.

The TPS7H4011 is a 14V, 12A synchronous buck converter optimized for use in a space environment. The peak current mode converter obtains high efficiency with good transient performance and reduced component count.

Aitech Systems has expanded its space-rated unified system architectures to meet the growing demands for shorter development times and lower costs among satellite busses, subsystems, and payloads.

The TMUX582F-SEP is a modern 8:1 multiplexer suitable for single ended operation. This latch-up immune device offers robust overvoltage protection up to +60V making it optimal for harsh space environments. Additionally, this protection operates in powered-on, powered-off, and floating supply conditions.

Here, you’ll find a selection of the latest news, products, and articles from Texas Instruments focused on the Aerospace industry.

Northrop Grumman recently unveiled its Deep Sensing and Targeting (DSaT) technology, which transforms aircraft into flying data centres, enabling real-time intelligence gathering from satellites and drones to assist military operations.