NASA Office of Logic Design

A scientific study of the problems of digital engineering for space flight systems,
with a view to their practical solution.

Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
with a session at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum

Washington, D.C.

September 26-28, 2006

Session C. Nonvolatile Memory Devices

Wednesday, September 27, 2006

Session Chairs
Bryan Robertson, Marshall Space Flight Center
David Hyde, Marshall Space Flight Center

10:40 AM		INVITED TALK: Michel Courtois, ESA Director of Technical and Quality Management
11:05 AM		Submission 197 "Radiation Hardened EEPROMs for Mission Critical Applications" Michael Fitzpatrick1, Dennis Adams1, Joseph Smith1, Stephen Wrazien1, James Murray2,  Marvin White3,  Jim Sheehy4, Jeff Dame4, and Gary Grant4 1Northrop Grumman 2Sandia National Labs 3Lehigh University 4ATK-MR Abstract: 197_fitzpatrick_a.html
11:30 AM		Submission 136 "Activation Energy Determination of a Space Qualified 350 nm Flash Technology" Joe Fabula1, Don Pecko1, and Jim Hall2 1Xilinx 2Boeing Abstract: 136_fabula_a.html
11:55 AM		Submission 183 "Reliability and Endurance of Flash based Actel FPGAs" Marco Cheung and Vincent McCaffrey Actel Corporation Abstract: 183_cheung_a.html
12:20 - 1:55 PM		LUNCH

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