For over 50 years, the world of electronics has been revolutionized by continuous miniaturization, packing more power into ever-smaller spaces. Today, there is still a need for legacy components however these legacy components often need to be redesigned into compact form factors for modern applications. eComp/Monzite have the ability to create or redesign Application Specific […]
Supplier Production Disruption
Supplier Production Disruption – An unwanted situation but can be mitigated from the support of Monzite Corporation with the Functional Molded Multi-Chip Module (FMMCM) services. If you are impacted by these two main interruptions, check with Monzite on how to help you to navigate your mitigation plans. Nexperia – Netherland site disruption by the Dutch […]
Contract Manufacturing…Evolved
Building a complex component or subsystem that performs flawlessly in extreme conditions requires a manufacturing partner you can trust, one with vision and creativity. eComp partnered with Monzite because they have a commitment to quality and development that is unmatched due to their inherent understanding of the intricate challenges that arise when contract manufacturing in […]
eComp/Monzite Low Dropout Regulator TPS7A4501M Refresh
Faced with the unavailability of the TPS7A4501M low dropout regulator, eComp/Monzite was able to engineer a solution by redesigning the low dropout regulator using laminate technology. This modernized approach replaced the ceramic-based construction with a dropin replacement that not only met performance expectations but increased cost savings and decreased delivery time. The price per unit […]
Our AS9120B/ISO 9001:2015 Certification Has Been Renewed
AS9120B/ISO 9001:2015 is a certification that enables us to sell and provide services to primes in the Defense, Aerospace, Medical and Commercial industries. eComp has been AS9120 certified since 2012 and has been renewed again as we passed our recent 3-day recertification audit. Over various audits and many years in business eComp has shown we […]
Join eComp & Monzite Corporation at iMAPS New England 50th Symposium & Expo
Partnerships for Prototypes through Automated Production When: May 07, 2024 Where: Boxboro Regency Hotel & Conference Center Adams Place, Boxborough, MA 01719 Monzite is a process-driven company with decades of engineering and manufacturing experience. eComp/Monzite partners with emerging companies to help design, build and test their concepts, while working with many engineers at larger companies […]
Texas Instruments, Incorporated announces discontinuance of select military devices
DID YOU HEAR? Texas Instruments, Incorporated has announced the discontinuance of select military devices. Moreover, TI does not have any products that could serve as suitable replacement devices. TI Devices Being Discontinued: 7601901EA 86012012A 8601201CA JM38510/30203BCA M38510/30203BCA MPD00920J SN54LS298J SN54LS38J SN74S225N SNJ54145J SNJ54HC4024FK SNJ54HC4024J SNJ54LS298J SNJ54LS323J SNJ54LS38J SNJ54LS38W Don’t let a missing component hold you […]
NEBFM2023 – April 19 & 20, 2023 ¦ DCU Center – Worcester, MA
NEBFM2023 Conference Schedule – EATON & eComp Systems to Attend NEBFM – DCU Center – Worcester, MA Session 9 – 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM ● Eaton & eComp™ Power Management Meet Ryan Dame, Eaton Software Engineer “Booth 630” Intelligent power management uncovers the most relevant data and backs real-time decision making. Through innovative thinking and processes, […]
This Month in Tech History: March
March 8, 1955 – The First Computer Operating System demonstrated The MIT Servomechanisms Laboratory hosted its first symposium on digital fire control, featuring Whirlwind, a large-scale electronic stored-program vacuum tube computer originally designed as a flight simulator for the US Navy. On the second day of the meeting, March 9, a program called “Director” was demonstrated […]
This Month in Tech History: February
February 6, 1959 – Kilby Files Patent for Integrated Circuit On February 6, 1959, Jack St. Clair Kilby filed his patent application for the integrated circuit, less than six months after the idea came to him. Kilby first demonstrated a multivibrator circuit of discrete silicon elements in late August 1958 to his then-new employer Texas […]
