October 30 - November 1, 2012 Phoenix, AZ The 2012 SAE Aerospace Electronics and Avionics Systems Conference will be held from October 30-November 1 at the Marriott Phoenix Mesa in Phoenix, AZ and will focus on the topic of “Air Vehicle Energy Management.” The conference will address efficiency optimization for modern aircraft, including the closer integration of systems and … [Read more...]
Fans for Avionics and Marine Electronics Cooling
Rosenberg USA, a developer of fans and blowers for industrial, marine, military and avionics equipment, has released the ETRI 400 Hz and 28 VDC fans for cooling critical avionic and marine electronic systems. The ETRI 400 Hz and 28 VDC fans deliver airflows from four to 2,055 cubic feet per minute and 0.25 to 16 inches of static pressure. Nominal speeds for the fans range from … [Read more...]
Space Exploration and Higher Education Will Both Benefit From New NASA Partnership
NASA Goddard has entered into a collaboration designed to enhance the science, technology, engineering and math capabilities within two Historically Black College and University institutions over the course of a three-year program. Professors and students from Alabama A&M University and Tuskegee University will be building a library of electronic designs for future … [Read more...]
Air Flow Through Cooling Technology for Embedded Aerospace & Defense Systems
Curtiss-Wright Controls Defense Solutions has licensed Northrop Grumman Corporation's recently patented air-flow-through (AFT) cooling technology for use in CWCDS's rugged, deployed embedded systems. Northrop Grumman's AFT technology improves the air cooling of advanced electronic modules through the use of a compact core style heat exchanger design that significantly … [Read more...]
Ideas Sought for Better Electronics Cooling Technology for Helicopters
A helicopter corporation is sponsoring a contest, asking entrepreneurs and companies that are willing to establish a spinoff at a new innovation center in Stamford to propose technology concepts that could be used on helicopters. Chris Van Buiten, vice president of Sikorsky Innovations, gave an example of a better electronics cooling technology, which could reduce the number … [Read more...]
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