Miniature Transformers & Inductors - Military Embedded Systems

Eletter Product

Pico Electronics, the leader in high quality, high reliability miniature power components, offers low profile (from .18ht. and 1.2 grams wt.) Audio Transformers, Pulse Transformers, DC-DC Converter Transformers and MultiPlex Data Bus Transformers. Also Power & EMI Inductors. Available in Surface Mount and Thru-Hole. Pico Electronics is an AS9100D qualified facility; MIL-PRF-27/MIL-PRF-21038 manufacturing approved DSCC. All components are made in the USA.

Featured Companies

Pico Electronics

143 Sparks Avenue
Pelham, NY 10803

Website

[email protected]

Unmanned

The U.S. Army's ability to "see first, shoot second" rolls on with UGVs

October 12, 2011

COM Express enables application-specific data acquisition systems
October 12, 2011
Enhanced Full-Motion Video advances military UAS surveillance - Multistream image processing and routing in real time
October 06, 2010
COTS vendors, while concerned about extensive DoD budget cuts, see opportunities for retrofits, unmanned systems
October 12, 2011
Deploying ruggedized platforms for unmanned vehicles
June 20, 2011

More Unmanned

A.I.

Photo credit: Advanced Brain Monitoring

DARPA surveillance system uses EEG for image filtering

September 20, 2012

JDL Level 2-4 information fusion engine released by Larus Technologies
May 23, 2013
DARPA Adaptive Radar Countermeasure program contract awarded to Leidos and Exelis
June 01, 2015
The Internet of Things for the intelligence community
July 23, 2015
Predictive analytics and the industrial IoT: Thinking about military adoption
September 10, 2015

More A.I.

Cyber

Secure virtualization combines traditional desktop OSs and embedded RTOSs in military embedded systems

May 31, 2010

Open standards ease Multi-Level Security (MLS) systems integration
July 27, 2011
Domain-specific property checking with advanced static analysis
February 17, 2011
Should we put up with software that doesn't work?
September 02, 2011
Protecting integrated circuits from silicon Trojan horses
February 10, 2009

More Cyber

Comms

Hermetic power packaging vs. PEMs for mil electronics: No power issues here

July 27, 2011

DNA protects electrical components against counterfeiting
June 16, 2011
OtterBox arms the military with rugged technology
February 18, 2009
Navy's NMCI network speeds warfighter's chance to get inside the adversary's OODA loop: An exclusive interview with HP's Bill Toti,
April 29, 2011
Obsolescence management: Another perspective
February 10, 2009

More Comms