STMicroelectronics is a global semiconductor company that plays a significant role in the space industry by providing radiation-hardened (Rad-Hard) and radiation-capable components. They offer a wide range of space-qualified products, including diodes, transistors, logic circuits, ASICs, and power management solutions, designed to withstand the harsh conditions of space. STMicroelectronics has a long history of supporting European space applications, working with partners like TTTech, ESA and NASA, and contributing to programs like Ariane 6 and NASA's Artemis program. Their products are used in satellite platforms, payloads, power systems, and various other space-related applications.
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STMicroelectronics confirmed no expected impacts on employment at its Catania site and aims to increase the number of employees in the next decade.
STMicroelectronics is conducting an industrial development plan for its site in Catania, Italy, for the years 2025-2027.
TTTech and STMicroelectronics completed development, industrialization, and qualification of highly integrated, radiation-hardened TTEthernet network controllers in 2021.
The TTEthernet network controllers developed by TTTech and STMicroelectronics are used in the avionics systems of multiple launcher and robotic programs, including the Ariane 6 launcher program and NASA Gateway modules.
After the first co-developed chip variant was selected for the Ariane 6 launcher program, TTTech and STMicroelectronics developed a second variant tailored for deep space constraints for implementation in NASA Gateway modules.
In 2021, TTTech and STMicroelectronics completed the development, industrialization, and qualification of integrated, radiation-hardened TTEthernet network controllers.
The radiation-hardened TTEthernet network controllers developed by TTTech and STMicroelectronics are used in the avionics systems of multiple launcher and robotic programs, including Ariane 6 and NASA Gateway modules.
STMicroelectronics is a leading European semiconductor company collaborating with CAES on the GR765.
STMicroelectronics plans to continue growing the series of radiation-hardened ICs by adding more functions in the coming months.
STMicroelectronics' ICs are used in systems like power generation and distribution, on-board computers, telemetry star trackers, and transceivers.
STMicroelectronics simplifies the design and volume production of reliable small, low-cost satellites for Earth observation and broadband internet services from Low-Earth-Orbits (LEOs).
All of STMicroelectronics' rad-hard analog devices are assembled in its Rennes, France facility in ceramic hermetic packages and are QML-V qualified.
STMicroelectronics produces rad-hard analog integrated circuits (ICs) that come with a full ecosystem including radiation test reports, PSpice and/or IBIS models, application notes, and evaluation boards.
STMicroelectronics has released a new series of radiation-hardened power, analog, and logic ICs in low-cost plastic packages for satellite electronic circuitry.
Marcello San Biagio, General Manager of STMicroelectronics' General Purpose and RF Division, noted that a new era of space commercialization is changing the economics of satellites.
The first nine devices in STMicroelectronics' new series include a data converter, a voltage regulator, an LVDS transceiver, a line driver, and five logic gates.
TTTech Aerospace and STMicroelectronics have developed highly integrated, radiation-hardened TTEthernet® Systems on Chip (SoCs) network controllers.
TTTech Aerospace and STMicroelectronics completed the development, industrialization, and qualification of radiation-hardened TTEthernet® Systems on Chip (SoCs) network controllers.
The PGM utilizes STMicroelectronics’ TeseoV chipset implemented in Quectel’s multi-constellation, dual-band LG69T-AP receiver.