The development of defense electronics and electronic defense systems is subject to special regulations. Companies that want to act as electronic development partners for defense or as technological development partners for the German Armed Forces or a NATO partner must meet strict criteria. B2B buyers and technical decision-makers in the defense and security industry pay attention...
Especially in the military sector, electronics development is subject to strict regulatory requirements. Two of the most important U.S. regulations are the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS). „ITAR electronics“ therefore means that the electronics contain components that are subject to ITAR rules. They…
Military-grade PCBs are characterized by high climatic demands. Above all, however, they must work reliably for decades – often without the possibility of maintenance. Hardware development at MIL Elektronik is therefore subject to strict limitations early in the process. This article examines...
The term Software Defined Defence (SDD) currently dominates the strategic centers of defense contractors and armies and describes an approach in which military capabilities are primarily defined and further developed by software. Instead of achieving upgrades mainly through new hardware, the...
MIL-STD-498 (Military Standard 498) is a U.S. military standard for software development and documentation, published in 1994. It was developed to replace the previous, sometimes separate, software standards DOD-STD-2167A, DOD-STD-2168, DOD-STD-7935A, and DOD-STD-1703. The goal was to establish uniform requirements for...
What must an electronics service provider for defense be capable of? Electronics are a central component of modern military systems. Sensor technology, communication systems, control units, autonomous platforms, or electronic countermeasures are based on highly integrated hardware and software. Companies that work as development partners for such systems must therefore…