Current NEPP Program Work and the Focus on COTS Utilization
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Traditionally, electronics used in NASA missions, especially ones that have a very low risk tolerance, have been restricted to using parts produced by manufacturers certified as “space qualified” by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). The numerous benefits of this requirement include a standard part numbering system, strict traceability requirements, the designing, manufacturing and testing of devices to ensure reliable operation, and a government agency to independently certify that all requirements are met. This system also has shortcomings that compel the use of commercial electronics, which in turn have their own benefits and shortcomings. Dr. Majewicz will give his perspective on risks due to the use of commercial electronics in flight hardware, specifically in relation to the counterfeit threat, and NASA programmatic requirements that reduce this risk.
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FY23 Highlights Standards & Guidelines: Parts Selection COTS Utilization Effort: 1) Industry Leading Parts Manufacturers (ILPM) 2) Parts Evaluation & Assessment Laboratory (PEAL) FY24 Plans Topics in NEPP Five Focus Areas: 1) Parts Assurance 2) Parts Reliability 3) Radiation Assurance 4) Radiation Reliability 5) Packaging
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