Teledyne is a diversified technology company with a significant presence in the space industry, primarily as a manufacturer and provider of advanced technology. Teledyne Space Imaging specializes in manufacturing space-qualified imaging sensors, cameras, and focal plane arrays and also provides engineered systems, and technical and consultancy services for over 250 space projects. They partner with major space agencies like NASA, ESA, JAXA, and KARI, and also commercial organizations, contributing to Earth observation, space exploration, and astronomy missions.
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Teledyne Technologies supplies traveling wave tube amplifiers, RF and microwave components, and connectors used across commercial and military satellite payloads.
L3Harris Technologies, Honeywell International, Comtech Telecommunications, and Teledyne Technologies supply RF amplifiers, waveguide assemblies, ground terminals, and modem electronics used inside most military and commercial satellite communication payloads.
Teledyne Technologies has expanded its satellite payload component position through acquisitions disclosed in its SEC filings over the past several years.
NASA awarded positions under the Commercial Smallsat Data Acquisition IDIQ contract to BlackSky, ICEYE US, MDA Geospatial Service, Pixxel Space Technologies, Planet Labs Federal, Satellogic Federal, Teledyne Brown Engineering, and The Tomorrow Companies.
The SXI CCD detectors supplied by Teledyne e2v are the largest ever used for X-ray detection.
Teledyne e2v, based in Chelmsford, supplied the SXI CCD detectors under an ESA contract worth about £1.5 million.
Teledyne e2v worked with the Open University’s Centre for Electronic Imaging to improve the detectors’ resistance to space radiation.
Teledyne Space Imaging carried out the design, manufacturing, test, and qualification of the CCD detectors at its facility in Chelmsford, England.
Two Teledyne Space Imaging CCD370 imaging sensors have launched aboard the European Space Agency’s SMILE mission.
Teledyne Space Imaging’s CCD370 sensors are part of SMILE’s Soft X-ray Imager.
The Teledyne Space Imaging sensors will observe photons with energies from 0.2 to 2.0 keV.
Teledyne Space Imaging manufactured, tested, and qualified the CCD370 imaging sensors used in SMILE’s Soft X-ray Imager.
Mercury Systems, Crane Aerospace and Electronics, API Technologies, and Teledyne Technologies are primary U.S. suppliers of RF and microwave components.
RSAT Space Inc. was integrated into a Teledyne Brown Engineering-led contract to design NASA’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle.
Teledyne Scientific & Imaging in Thousand Oaks, California is one of Roman’s principal industrial partners.
Ariane Le Bon is the Marketing Manager at Teledyne Imaging.
Teledyne’s exhibition will include sensors spanning the near-infrared and long-wave infrared spectral bands.
Teledyne representatives will be available at Booth 703 to discuss integration timelines for the Caiman module and other near-infrared sensing systems.
Teledyne’s modular sensing architecture supports software-defined sensor fusion across different mission profiles.
Teledyne representatives will be available at Booth 703 to discuss evaluation software for the Caiman module and other near-infrared sensing systems.