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CACI Awarded $290 Million Contract to Provide AI and Geospatial Expertise to NGA
CACI International Inc announced that it is an awardee of a five-year contract valued at up to $290 million to provide artificial intelligence (AI)...
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Polymatech Electronics Partners with South Wales SME 'SimplyRFMW' to Advance 5G and 6G RF Power Amplifier Designs
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Case Study: PCB Design Flaws Affect Product Cost
December 3, 2024 | Matt Stevenson, ASC Sunstone
In the rapidly evolving aerospace industry, precision and reliability are paramount. “AeroTech Solutions” (not the company’s real name), an aerospace company specializing in satellite technology, recently faced a significant challenge that tested its operational integrity: A flaw identified in the PCB design of its latest satellite model led to unexpected delays and cost overruns.
The Knowledge Base: The Impact of Harsh Environments on Residue Tolerance
November 26, 2024 | Mike Konrad, The Knowledge Base
Electronic devices are ubiquitous, performing critical functions in a wide range of applications, from consumer electronics to aerospace, medical devices, automotive systems, and industrial control systems. Many of these devices operate in harsh environments characterized by extremes in temperature, humidity, pollution, and chemical exposure.
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