Why interest in Hydrogen as an aviation fuel has reignited
Words by Paul Willis When a six-seater Piper took to the skies at Cranfield Airport…
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Spaceports – where should I test my rocket?
A global market for spaceports is developing as the race to commercialize gathers pace
The world’s thinnest condenser microphones
A suite of highly precise and reliable microphones with extremely low-profiles of 1mm to reduce…
Automatic defect recognition
Automatic defect recognition in industrial x-ray applications allows the ability to automate the pass /…
Improving cabin comfort
Flight comfort expectations pose new challenges for acoustic development teams. With the increased competition in…
Redefining the approach to standardized testing
A new approach to dynamic standardized testing that incorporates an early warning system for fast…
Bus extensions for EMC testing
MIL-STD-1553 bus extensions for EMC test applications. The MIL-STD-1553 databus continues to be the backbone…
What broke the 737 Max?
Aerospace Testing International investigates the problems behind the grounding of Boeing’s 737 Max 8 aircraft
How enigneers test the radiation shielding of electronics in space vehicles
The requirements for the radiation testing of electronics and other equipment on space vehicles is changing as the space sector expands.
Simpler data source interconnection
The latest remote traffic analysis point and aggregation gateway offers more flexibility in test topology…