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

September 26-28, 2000

Session B Photos

Devices, Elements, and Technologies

Session Chair: Rich Katz - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

History Invited Talk
Introduction: Dr. Roger D. Launius, NASA Chief Historian

B0: "The Apollo Guidance Computer - A Designer's View"
Eldon Hall, MIT Instrumentation Lab

B0A: "The Apollo Guidance Computer - A Wife's View: 1961-1972"
Grace Hall

B1: "Cellular Automata Based Reconfigurable Systems as a Transitional Approach to Gigascale Electronic Architectures"
James C. Lyke, Gregory W. Donohoe
Air Force Research Laboratory
Space Electronics Branch (AFRL/VSSE)


B2: "Radiation-Hardened/High-Reliability Programmable Logic Using Modified Commercial-off-the-Shelf Technology"
Brian Cronquist, Actel Corporation



B4: "Evolvable Hardware for Extreme Environments: Expanding Device Operational Envelope through Adaptive Reconfiguration"
Adrian Stoica, Jet Propulsion Laboratory

B5: "A Mixed-Signal Programmable Array Using Antifuse Interconnect"
R. Timothy Edwards, Kim Strohbehn, and Stephen E. Jaskulek
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

B6: Malleable Signal Processor: A General-purpose Module for Sensor Integration
Patrick McGuirk, James C. Lyke, Gregory W. Donohoe
Mission Research Corporation
Air Force Research Laboratory
Space Electronics Branch (AFRL/VSSE)
Abstract: Lyke_a.pdf
Abstract: Lyke_a.doc
(Contributed)

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