From enterprise servers using internalized data storage, to data centers using external data storage, the Microsemi Adaptec HBA 1100 family provides a robust, stable, and scalable solution that can handle the toughest system workloads and configurations.Read more »
Tags: Cold Storage Server, Data Center, High Performance Connectivity, SDS, Storage
Dave Steele | November 19, 2018
Dave Steele | November 19, 2018
Hardly a week goes by without a new headline disclosing the exposure of sensitive personal or consumer financial data by the institutions that are trusted to protect it. It’s a global narrative fueled by a talent pool of hackers and other data breach opportunists whose skills Read more »
Tags: Data Center, Encryption, Hardware Based Encryption, maxCrypto, SAS, Storage, Storage Adapter Solutions
Dave Steele | November 2, 2018
Dave Steele | November 2, 2018
With a surge in positional, data-driven innovation in the transportation field, two long-discussed approaches to sensor composition are coming to the forefront (again).
Children growing up today will expect to see passenger drones and self-driving cars Read more »
Tags: Automotive, Edwin Hall, Hall Effect, ics, Inductive Position Sensors, Magnetic Field, Magnetic Field Interface
Tim Bresien | October 24, 2018
Tim Bresien | October 24, 2018
New cost, power, and performance demands on FPGAs in a growing variety of mainstream, mid-range systems applications have led to fundamental changes in their design.
Most FPGA vendors tend to focus on data-center workload applications, Read more »
Tags: FPGAs, FPGAs Mid-Range FPGAs, Redesigned FPGA Fabrics, System Designers, Ted Marena
Microsemi Corporation | October 23, 2018
Microsemi Corporation | October 23, 2018
Date/Time: Wednesday, October 24, 2018 – 10:00 am PT / 1:00 pm ET (or after on-demand)
Register: https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/663/336633 Read more »
Tags: 24G SAS, Crunching Big Data, Data Center, Flash Storage, IT System Designers, Storage, Storage Networking Industry Association
Microsemi Corporation | October 22, 2018
Microsemi Corporation | October 22, 2018
Since our last edition of Space Brief, Microsemi participated in several conferences providing important updates on our entire space portfolio:Read more »
Tags: ESA, FPGAs, MEWS, RADECS, Radiation Effects, Radiation Tolerant, Space
Microsemi Corporation | October 18, 2018
Microsemi Corporation | October 18, 2018
As we continue to introduce Space CSAC to the market, it is important to point out that while customers bring varying requirements when seeking an atomic reference for space missions, they share a curiosity about how the CSAC becomes a Space CSAC. Read more »
Tags: Careful COTS, Chip Scale Atomic Clock, COTS Method, CSAC, SmallSat Parts On Orbit Now, Space, SPOON, Timing and Synchronization
Stewart Hampton |
Stewart Hampton |
Our new LX7720 Power Driver with Rotation and Position Sensing was showcased at the recent Radiation Effects on Components and Systems (RADECS) conference held in Gothenburg, Sweden September 16 – 21, 2018. The aim of the RADECS conference Read more »
Tags: LX7720, Mixed Signal Space System Manager, RADECS, Radiation Effects on Components and Systems, Radiation-Hardened, Space
Dorian Johnson |
Dorian Johnson |
Microsemi’s new 2115/2215 sinewave TCXOs sets the standard for small size, low power, and wide frequency range. The design and manufacturing processes have been optimized to meet demanding 100 krad tolerant requirements for use in deep space applications. Read more »
Tags: 2115, 2215, FPGAs, Miniaturization, Sinewave TCXO, Small Size, Space, Wide Frequency
Scott Murphy |
Scott Murphy |
EE Times recently published a short discussion on the advantages of processors using the RISC-V open instruction set architecture (ISA) in Aerospace and Defense applications. The advantages offered Read more »
We are currently evaluating first silicon of our new LX7712 IC. This is a radiation tolerant by design power line protection device for spacecraft applications that can be configured as a latchable current limiter or a fold-back current limiter. It provides Read more »
In the last edition of Space Brief, I discussed how Total Ionizing Dose (TID) performance could vary wafer-to-wafer for bipolar transistors. If radiation qualified bipolar transistors are not available for a satellite build, then delays can be significant, Read more »
Tags: Bipolar Transistors, Radiation Effects, Space, TID, Time Reduction, Total Ionizing Dose
Chris Hart |
Chris Hart |
