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Microchip Technology expands L-Series timing devices for space applications

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Microchip Technology announced an expansion of its L-Series timing devices, launching the LX-820 Radiation-Tolerant Quartz Oscillator. This new device is designed for Low Earth Orbit and other space applications, offering a range of oscillator architectures to satellite developers. The L-Series products have passed Total Ionizing Dose and Single-Event Latchup testing, with radiation tolerance up to 50 krad.

From manilatimes.net

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The L-Series portfolio is positioned between commercial off-the-shelf components and traditional high-reliability space products. This expansion provides satellite developers with specialized, ruggedized components to address challenges in mission profiles and radiation environments.

Microchip Technology is headquartered in Chandler.

From manilatimes.net

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  • Microchip TechnologyAmerican integrated circuit company expanding its timing device portfolio
  • ChandlerLocation where Microchip Technology is headquartered

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