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HAVERHILL — For the first time in its 50-year history, two students from Whittier Tech were selected as candidates for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program.

Rochester Electronics is presenting a webinar on avoiding re-designs caused by premature semiconductor obsolescence. It’s titled: Unexpected Product-Life

Rochester Electronics is presenting a webinar on avoiding re-designs caused by premature semiconductor obsolescence. The free webinar takes place online

Obsolescence is something unavoidable. It’s in the nature of our industry to keep innovating and thus leaving the old behind. But component obsolescence should not mean product obsolescence.

Extending product lifecycles through Product Transfer and Licensed Manufacturing

Rochester Electronics LLC and Semtech Corporation have collaborated to provide customers with a broad range of mixedsignal solutions and continued channel support for active and endoflife EOL components catering to longlifecycle products and applications that align with Semtechs dedication to meeting the needs of global customers.

Rochester Electronics and Semtech Corporation have teamed up to provide a range of mixed-signal solutions and continued channel support for active and end-of-life (EOL) components.

Supporting Long-life Applications and Extending Product Lifecycles ...

So much of our contributed content – and even our staff-written features – over the past few years have been focused on open architecture initiatives and modular open systems approach (MOSA) initiatives like the Sensor Open Sensor Systems Architecture (SOSA) Technical Standard. We even produce an annual full-sized magazine on SOSA, as well as an issue covering the Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE). But for the last decade our coverage has often been dominated by t...

Military and aerospace supply chains are facing greater challenges than ever before, as systems in these arenas require longer development times and have longer production life cycles than any other industry. The industry must work to overcome such obstacles as component obsolescence in aging systems, prioritization of funding for long-term procurement and maintenance, coordination on the timing of and transition to newer systems, and lengthened budget cycles.