Teledyne to Showcase Integrated Space Capabilities at SmallSat 2026
August 1, 2026 – Teledyne will exhibit at SmallSat 2026, reinforcing the company’s long-term commitment to the global space sector and highlighting technologies supporting satellite, New Space, defense, commercial, civil and scientific space missions.
Building on Teledyne’s recently announced integration of its space-focused technologies and businesses, the company will showcase its broader space portfolio at SmallSat 2026. The exhibit will highlight capabilities across mission engineering, power systems, space-qualified electronics, RF and microwave technologies, advanced packaging, and high-performance imaging and sensing.
Recent technology activity across Teledyne further reinforces this market position, including Teledyne e2v’s EV12DD700 dual-channel DAC for next-generation space, defense and high-performance RF systems, and Teledyne Micropac space-screened, ultra-low-power 4 GHz wideband low-noise amplifier for satellite payloads, spaceborne receivers, phased arrays and telemetry systems. Teledyne's recently announced technology-transition agreement with Utah State University’s Space Dynamics Laboratory also underscores the company’s continued investment in space-ready imaging solutions.
Live Demonstrations
- Multispectral imaging – SCION™ and SCION SR detectors
- Ground-based space imaging – COSMOS™ 4.8k camera
- Space-qualified semiconductors – Teledyne e2v semiconductors technologies
- Space illumination technologies – Teledyne Micropac space illumination products
Additional Products on Display
The booth will also feature technologies and capabilities from Teledyne business units supporting satellite and space missions, including:
- Systems engineering, manufacturing, integration and space power solutions from Teledyne Brown Engineering
- Space-qualified semiconductors from Teledyne e2v Semiconductors
- High-reliability packaging and microelectronics from Teledyne HiRel Micropac
- UV-VIS-IR imaging and cryogenic payload technologies from Scientific Cameras Group
See Teledyne at Booth 329.
