Explore Saab’s pioneering electronic development, with a focus on aviation and military applications. These areas impose strict requirements on the long-lasting performance and reliability of electronics in extreme and demanding environments. The session will offer an in-depth look into the technical aspects of electronic development for these specific applications, with a particular focus on considerations and challenges that arise during the transition to lead-free electronics. All units within Saab dedicated to electronic development not only comply with RoHS regulations but have also exceeded its requirements, including the specific exemptions still applied to electronics in aviation and military applications. RoHS regulations (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) aim to limit the use of certain hazardous substances, including lead, in electrical and electronic products. This regulation is of particular importance in the aviation and military sectors, where both safety and performance are of the utmost importance. By adhering to and surpassing these regulations while ensuring the highest standards of sustainability and performance for its products, Saab positions itself as a leading player in electronic development.
Presented by Jonas Arwidson – Technical Specialist – Robust Electronics at SAAB
