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NASA NTRS1966

Symposium on Technology Status and Trends

The objective of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Technology Utilization Program is to identify, document, and transfer to the national economy the technical advances resulting from our space and research programs. These innovations, when properly applied in industry and business, hold great promise for improving our everyday life and contributing to the prosperity of the nation. We believe that the knowledge, progress, and advances associated with aerospace technology contain major potential for industrial applications. The content and method of presenting symposium papers by Marshall and selected contractor personnel have been designed to transfer an awareness of at least some new technology to attendees in nonaerospace fields.

Conference↗
NASA NTRS1967

Space navigation.

Deep space navigation and guidance technology, emphasizing simplification of onboard navigation procedures

NAVIGATION AND GUIDANCE↗
NASA NTRS2003

Rad hard technology tutorial

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radiation-hard radiation-tolerant microelectronics↗
NASA NTRS2000

Scaling and technology issues for soft error rates

Th effects of device technology and scaling on soft error rates are discussed, using information obtained from both the device and space communities as a guide to determine the net effect on soft errors.

soft error rate space radiation high-energy proton↗
NASA NTRS1997

Radiation Effects in Advanced Microelectonic Technologies

Several new radiation phenomena have been observed in laboratory testing of advanced microelectonics that are not yet of sufficient importance for typical space applications, but provide insight into the likely effects of scaling and device design on radiation hardness.

Radiation Microelectronic Microdose Gate-Rupture↗
NASA NTRS1996

Advanced Technology: It's Available at JPL

Non-NASA activities at JPL are the province of the JPL Technology and Applications Programs Directorate, and include working relationships with industry, academia, and other government agencies. Within this Directorate, the JPL Undersea Technology Program endeavors to apply and transfer these capabilities to the area of underwater research and operations. Of particular interest may be a Reversed Electron Attachment Detector (READ). It is a man-portable device capabable of unambiguous detection of unique chemical signatures associated with mines. In addition, there are other JPL technologies which merit investigation for marine applications.

microelectronics undersea technology mines chemica↗
NASA NTRS1995

JPL CMOS Active Pixel Sensor Technology

This paper will present the JPL-developed complementary metal- oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) active pixel sensor (APS) technology. The CMOS APS has achieved performance comparable to charge coupled devices, yet features ultra low power operation, random access readout, on-chip timing and control, and on-chip analog to digital conversion. Previously published open literature will be reviewed.

Space Microelectronics Image Sensors APS Digital I↗