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 F. Applications: Military & Aerospace II

Thursday, September 28, 2006

Session Chairs:
Robert F. Hodson, NASA Langley Research Center
Coy Kouba, NASA Johnson Space Center

 

3:45 PM		Submission 131 “Application of Low Power, High Density, Gigahertz Speed Commercial FPGA Technology to High Radiation Applications using RADHARD-by-Process Techniques” Rajit Manohar1, Clinton W. Kelly, IV1, John Lofton Holt1, Chris Liu1, Leonard Rockett2, Dinu Patel2, Steven Danziger2 1Achronix Semiconductor Corporation 2BAE SYSTEMS Abstract: 131_monohar_a.html
4:10 PM		Submission 163 "High-Performance FPAAs for Hierarchical Analog System Design" Hu Huang1, Ji Lou1, Martin Peckerar1, Joseph Bernstein1, and Ari Tuchman2 1University of Maryland 2MakeLink LLC Abstract: 163_huang_a.html
4:35 PM		Submission 244 "Reducing Power Consumption of Radiation Mitigated Designs for FPGAs" Matthew French 1, Michael Wirthlin 2, Paul Graham3  1University of Southern California, Information Sciences Institute 2Brigham Young University 3Los Alamos National Laboratory Abstract: 244_wang_a.html
5:00 PM		Submission 113 "Tail Code Key” Parametric Testing for MIL-STD-1553B Bus" Ofer Hofman Sital Technology Abstract: 113_hofman_a.html
5:25 - 7:00 PM		Reception in Pavillion
7:00 - 10: PM		Special Event a the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Invited History Talk: Fred Haise - Apollo 13, Shuttle ALT

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