KYOCERA Communication Systems (KCCS) is a Japan-based company involved in several business domains, including Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and telecommunications engineering. While not a traditional space company, KCCS develops Sigfox, a global Low Power Wide Area network, which can contribute to satellite-based IoT solutions. They also focus on environment and energy engineering, including building data centers powered by renewable energy, showcasing their expertise in related technologies that could be applied in space-based facilities.
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Nordic Semiconductor, Sateliot, OQ Technology, Skylo, and Kyocera AVX are listed as technology partners in Deutsche Telekom's Multi-Orbit Early Adopter Program.
Keith Szewczyk, Vice President at Kyocera-AVX Components, stated that they provide the flexibility to scale radiation-tolerant microcontrollers across multiple orbits at various price points.
The KYOCERA AVX Components Corporation (Erie) facility is projected to open on 2025-04-30.
The 49,000-square-foot KYOCERA AVX Components Corporation (Erie) facility will feature engineering labs, environmental testing labs, and sound-sensitive measurement rooms.
The KYOCERA AVX Components Corporation (Erie) facility will include automated testing and assembly equipment designed to improve product quality and precision yields.
The new KYOCERA AVX Components Corporation (Erie) facility will support continued collaboration with Penn State Behrend to advance product and technology solutions and develop a high-tech engineering workforce.
The KYOCERA AVX Components Corporation (Erie) facility will produce quartz and lead zirconate titanate (PZT), lithium niobate, langatate, and yttrium calcium oxoborate (YCOB) transducer blanks.
Construction work on the new 49,000-square-foot KYOCERA AVX Components Corporation (Erie) facility began on 2024-02-17.
KYOCERA AVX acquired assets of Bliley Technologies in October 2023.
The KYOCERA AVX Components Corporation (Erie) facility will include ISO Class 7 and Class 8 cleanrooms to support mass production of parts approved for use in LEO and MEO applications.
KYOCERA AVX provided several key electronic components for the Indian Space Research Organization’s Chandrayaan-3 mission.
KYOCERA AVX began developing the stacked TCH (TCHS) Series surface-mount tantalum polymer capacitors to ISRO specifications in 2015 and released the series in 2016.
KYOCERA AVX is a wholly owned subsidiary of KYOCERA Corporation with research, development, and manufacturing facilities spanning more than 15 countries and comprising several dozen facilities.
KYOCERA AVX supplied miniature CWR15 MIL-PRF-55365/12 tantalum chip capacitors for the Pragyaan lunar rover.
KYOCERA AVX supplied stacked TCH Series surface-mount tantalum polymer capacitors that were designed to ISRO specifications for the Pragyaan lunar rover.
KYOCERA AVX designs, develops, manufactures, and supplies capacitors, antennas, interconnects, circuit protection and timing devices, sensors, controls, filters, fuses, diodes, resistors, couplers, and inductors for markets including aerospace, automotive, industrial, medical, military, 0.005 kg, IoT, and consumer electronics.
KYOCERA AVX began developing the stacked TCH (TCHS) Series surface-mount tantalum polymer capacitors to ISRO specifications in 2015 and released the series in 2016.
The Space Frontier Fund managed by Sparx Innovation for Future Co. provided funding to Axelspace’s Series C round alongside venture capital firms and investment funds managed by Global Brain Corp., Japan Post Investment Corp., Kyocera Corp., Mitsubishi UFJ Capital Co. Ltd., Mitsui Fudosan Co. Ltd., and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Investment Co. Ltd.
MetCom is leveraging partnerships with KYOCERA Communication Systems and Sony Network Communications to deliver TerraPoiNT solutions in Japan.