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NASA NTRS2017

Characterization of System on a Chip (SoC) Single Event Upset (SEU) Responses Using SEU Data, Classical Reliability Models, and Space Environment Data

We propose a method for the application of single event upset (SEU) data towards the analysis of complex systems using transformed reliability models (from the time domain to the particle fluence domain) and space environment data.

Single Event Upsets (SEUs)↗

NASA NTRS2018

ASIC/FPGA Trust Assessment Framework

NASA Electronic Parts and Packaging (NEPP) is developing a process to be employed in critical applications. The framework assesses levels of Trust and assurance in microelectronic systems. The process is being created with participation from a variety of organizations. We present a synopsis of the framework that includes contributions from The Aerospace Corporation.

Application specific integrated circuit (ASIC)↗

NASA NTRS2018

Government Microelectronics Assessment for Trust (GOMAT)

NASA Electronic Parts and Packaging (NEPP) is developing a process to be employed in critical applications. The framework assesses levels of trust and assurance in microelectronic systems. The process is being created with participation from a variety of organizations. We present a synopsis of the framework that includes contributions from The Aerospace Corporation.

Assurance↗

NASA NTRS1996

High Performance Low Cost Power Conditioning Subsystems Using Smart Power/ Power Integrated Circuits in Photovoltaic Power Systems

New technologies like Smart Power, and Power Integrated Circuits are the wave of the future in providing high performance low cost power conditioning subsystem (PCS)in small to large power applications. This paper discusses circuit designs using these devices that are suitable for PCS in photovoltaic and other industrial applications such as electrical appliances, instrumentation, AC motor drives, battery chargers, automobiles, telecommunications, UPS, and switch mode power supplies. It examines the cost of high volume production and current technological barriers asociated with the development of these technologies.

smart↗

NASA NTRS1998