Space applications are booming, prompted by rapidly declining launch costs now attainable through commercial competition. Thanks to ventures like SpaceX, the cost to put a satellite into low earth orbit (LEO) has dropped from $20k/kg to $2k/kg today and is expected to drop further to $200/kg or lower. Plummeting costs drive … Read More
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SpaceTech Symposium – Austin
Satellite communications and design present complex challenges — from phased arrays to 5G non-terrestrial networks (NTNs). Are you equipped with the latest solutions to ensure mission success?
Join Keysight and CesiumAstro’s Vice President of Engineering, James Carwell, at our action-packed SpaceTech Symposium… Read More
Did My FPGA Just Fail?
Designing DRAMs at Intel back in the 1970s I first learned about Soft Errors and the curious effect of higher failure rates of DRAM chips in Denver, Colorado with a higher altitude than Aloha, OR. With the rapid growth of FPGA-based designs in 2016, we are still asking the same questions about the reliability of our chips used for safety-critical… Read More
