Reliable, laser-welded packaging of a Nd:YAG laser for space application
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This roadmap introduces current technologies, related strategic issues, and research reccomendations for space applications.
This roadmap introduces current technologies in use, related strategic issues and trends, and research recommendations for space applications.
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A variety of sealed-off devices such as cathode ray tubes (CRT's) electron tubes, plasma displays, particle accelarators and colliders vacuum thermal insulation, ultra-high vacuum (UHV), extreme high vacuum (XHV) systems for semiconductor processing, X-ray tubes, lamps, field-emission displays (FEDs) flat panel displays (FPDs), some microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and science instruments for space applications, nuclear systems require a vacuum for their successful operation.
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MEMS quality and reliability challenges are discussed and needs for study in these areas are identified.
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During 1995-1997, NASA's New Millenium Program developed the 3D Space Flight Computer technology for validation on its first Deep-Space 1 mission launced in October 1998.
Package/die stacking technology enhances most aspects of electronic systems such as size, weight, speed, yield, and power consumption.
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