If you’ve been following our blog, we recently announced the exciting hiring of both Atul Dhuria and Darshan Shah. Both have already been putting their noses to the grindstone and bringing new and innovative ideas to the company. More specifically, ideas around the future development of Satellite Communication and Commercial Space within Bliley and our products.
Topics: Press Release, Space & Satellites
Topics: aerospace, Leadership, Press Release, Space & Satellites
Topics: Leadership, Press Release, Space & Satellites
Spacecrafts must be designed to have very precise functionality when it comes to making the long journey to earth’s orbit and even beyond. Even simple vibrations can interfere with the spacecraft’s functionality during pre-launch transportation and powered flight. In both cases, the spacecraft itself isn’t even being powered.
Topics: crystal oscillators, RF Technology, Space & Satellites
Topics: Press Release, crystal oscillators, Space & Satellites
More people are online than ever before. At the turn of the century, there were only around 500 million internet users in the whole world. As of 2015, 3.2 billion people had access to the internet according to an estimate by the International Telecommunications Union. Here's a graph to put that into persective. Almost increasing exponentially!
In spite of all this incredible progress, more work needs to be done. Today around 4 billion people still lack access to the web, according to a report by the World Economic Forum. Even in developed countries like the United States, there are still some 55 million people that don’t have access to broadband internet.
Topics: engineering, RF Technology, Space & Satellites
In our recent blog post, Space-Proven Crystal Oscillators and Resonators, we took you on a journey into outer space. You saw what challenges both Crystal Oscillators and Resonators must go through while in the depths of space. We're about to take you on another similar, but more specific, journey!
Topics: Space & Satellites
The outer atmosphere around Earth contains more than a 100 satellites that are shaped like Rubik's cubes but are a bit larger. Closely packed with various instruments, these satellites have been launched at frequent intervals since 2013.
Topics: aerospace, general, Space & Satellites
