Space-Qualified Crystals Oscillators from Q-Tech

Posted by doEEEt Media Group
On September 29, 2021
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Space-Qualified Crystals Oscillators0. The most significant growth in the crowded “Spacescape” is from the emergence of low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites, orbiting from 160 to 2,000 km above the earth’s surface.

EEE Components, PASSIVES

Quartz Crystals and Oscillators Explained

Posted by doEEEt Media Group
On August 12, 2021
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Würth Elektronik Webinar

Today the usage and applications for quartz devices are rising with each new technological breakthrough. Progressively, more engineers become responsible for specifying crystal design parameters for their own electronic solutions. This drives the need to understand crystals and oscillators better. This presentation will explain how each of the different parameters...

EEE Components, PASSIVES

One of the World’s Smallest LVDS / LVPECL Oscillators

Posted by doEEEt Media Group
On March 16, 2021
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The demand for smaller, more powerful and more reliable electronic components is growing. This leads to manufacturers of frequency products developing even smaller products with higher frequencies. This aims at achieving the design goals while allowing miniaturization of the circuit. IQD’s IQXO-406 and IQXO-439 are the right choice here.

EEE Components, PASSIVES, SPECIFICATIONS / QPLs

Issue 201 of ESCC QUALIFIED PART LIST (QPL)

Posted by Emilio Cano García
On November 11, 2019
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Check in our lastest post in doEEEt Technical Blog, what have been the changes in the Issue 201 of ESCC QUALIFIED PART LIST (QPL)

ACTIVES, EEE Components, SPECIFICATIONS / QPLs

Review of main changes in generic specification MIL-PRF-55310 REV. F

Posted by José Francisco Largaespada
On July 19, 2019
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Space standards (such as ESCC and MIL standards) have helped throughout the years to develop the industry and to achieve de mission goals. Standards improve the competitiveness, efficiency and knowledge transfer within space business. However, standards are not frozen documents, but rather they must change and adapt to the current requirements of the industry and the new developments and knowledge gathered during all the years of space missions.