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Listing of all 16 news releases from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls:
Direct writing technology proved in F1 application
Scientists and engineers from BAE Systems' Advanced Technology Centre in Filton, UK, have developed technology to "write" electrical circuits directly onto surfaces.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (26 October 2006)
Wireless project spawns novel antenna design
A new wireless system allowing television studio cameras to be operated without the need for clumsy, trailing cables has been developed by BAE Systems.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (11 May 2006)
Measurement system guides craft into Venus orbit
A new and incredibly accurate, measurement system has been used by European Space Agency for the very first time to successfully guide the Venus Express spacecraft into orbit insertion.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (13 April 2006)
British Army orders information infrastructure
BAE Systems has been awarded a contract valued in excess of GBP 200 million to provide the British Army with an information infrastructure system due to enter service in 2010.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls ( 4 April 2006)
Rad-hard processors reach Mars orbit
Radiation-hardened computers have helped navigate NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to successful insertion into orbit.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (24 March 2006)
Cabling system wins Chairman's award
The team behind the design of the fibre optic cabling system for the UK's new aircraft carriers have received a BAE Systems Chairman's award for innovation.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls ( 2 February 2006)
Slovak armed forces order comms system
BAE Systems has been selected by the Slovak Ministry of Defence to deliver a fully US, EU and NATO interoperable mobile military communications system to the Slovak armed forces.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls ( 7 December 2005)
MoD to test CW Doppler radar
BAE Systems has been awarded a $2 million contract to provide a CW Doppler radar to the UK Aberporth Test and Evaluation Range, operated by QinetiQ on behalf of the Ministry of Defence.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (13 October 2005)
Rad-hard SBCs continue Martian mission
BAE Systems' radiation-hardened microprocessors are playing a key role in enabling NASA to examine the surface, atmosphere and subsurface of Mars.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (10 October 2005)
Contract looks at Humvee power supply
The US Office of Naval Research has selected BAE Systems to begin development of an onboard vehicle power system for the Marine Corps' High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (21 July 2005)
NASA finances low-temperature IC research
BAE Systems has received a $12.5 million contract from NASA for research and development of extreme temperature technology.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (30 June 2005)
Radar filter to overcome wind farm objections
BAE Systems has received a significant contract to demonstrate the mitigation of wind farm interference with air traffic control radars.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (17 June 2005)
US Navy increases electronic warfare contract
BAE Systems has been awarded a $10 million contract modification for the production of eight additional lowband transmitters (LBTs) for the US Navy's EA-6B Prowler aircraft.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (19 May 2005)
Radiation hardened microprocessors blast off
BAE Systems' radiation hardened microprocessors are supporting further US space exploration, this time for the Air Force Research Laboratory's Experimental Satellite System-11 spacecraft.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (11 May 2005)
Fault-tolerant RTOS for safety-critical systems
BAE Systems has unveiled its second-generation CsLEOS real-time operating system.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (30 September 2003)
Hardware and software combine in critical control
BAE Systems and SBS Technologies have joined forces to market systems for safety-critical use.
News from BAE Systems Aerospace Controls (30 September 2003)
