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NASA NTRS1962

THE SPECIFICATION AND ASSURANCE OF LARGE MTBF'S TYPICAL OF SPACECRAFT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENTS

Reliability of spacecraft electronic equipment - assuring large mean-time-between-failures

SPACECRAFT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT↗

NASA NTRS1969

Environmental factors in the design of spacecraft electronic equipment

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Benz, J. K.↗

NASA NTRS1974

Computers and prospects for an on-board spacecraft electronic equipment

Conversion of spaceborne telemetry and transceiving data with digital computers is discussed. The ways computers may allow selection of the most informative of the total number of measurements are discussed along with development of compatible transceiver equipment.

Andreyanov, V. V.↗

NASA NTRS1970

Maintainability Design Criteria for Packaging of Spacecraft Replaceable Electronic Equipment Final Report

Maintainability design criteria for packaging of spacecraft replaceable electronic equipment

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NASA NTRS1967

Packaging flat-packs for spacecraft applications

Packaging methods for electronic components encased in flat pack geometries, and spacecraft applications of proposed methods

ELECTRONIC PACKAGING↗

NASA NTRS1972

Maintainability design criteria for packaging of spacecraft replaceable electronic equipment.

Maintainability must be designed into long-duration spacecraft and equipment to provide the required high probability of mission success with the least cost and weight. The ability to perform repairs quickly and easily in a space environment can be achieved by imposing specific maintainability design criteria on spacecraft equipment design and installation. A study was funded to investigate and define design criteria for electronic equipment that would permit rapid removal and replacement in a space environment. The results of the study are discussed together with subsequent simulated zero-g demonstration tests of a mockup with new concepts for packaging.

Kappler, J. R.↗

NASA NTRS1962