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European EEE-Component landscape analysis

Electrical, Electronic and Electro-mechanical (EEE) components play an essential role in the functional performance, quality, life cycle and costs of space systems. EEE components are fundamental building blocks of any spacecraft and major drivers in determining their performances. Guaranteeing access to EEE components able to provide the necessary performances to comply with the requirements of future satellite missions is of paramount importance to maintain a successful and autonomous satellite manufacturing capabilities.

France

21-P-M-TEC-07

PwC
Qualification of Low Cost Solar Cells at Bare and SCA Level

A recent activity with GSTP Element 2 and Italy, has taken their most up-to-date and lowest cost solar cell and qualified it for use in space missions.

Italy

G627-072EP

CESI - CENTRO...
Securing NG-Ultra FPGA development through innovative System-on-a-Chip (SoC) validation
The BRAVE series of reprogrammable FPGA’s represent an entirely new area of development for microelectronics. These high performance, very advanced electronics could revolutionise the manufacturing process and performance of multiple missions. Alongside their development there is a current industry initiative to standardise avionics systems. As part of this venture, GSTP Element 2 has initiated an activity to develop a standardised box, which will contain all the different computer modules, such as power boards, and ensure they are all compatible.
France

GT27-046ED

AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE...
Battery-Less Low Temperature Avionics and System Study

Many types of science missions focus on Solar System targets with harsh thermal environments, such as Mars, the Moon, asteroids, comets, and other bodies at the fringes of the Solar System. Traditional spacecraft avionics rely on the storage of electrical energy in electrochemical systems (typically secondary batteries) for covering peak energy demands and periods where no electrical energy is generated (Lunar/Martian/cometary night, etc.).

Belgium

15/002

SPACE APPLICATIONS SERV...
Radiation-hardness components at scaled technology nodes – test of single-events effects in ARM Cores (ARIADNA)

The main goal of this Ariadna study was to determine the radiation hardness of potential future space processors. The AR0 test-chip was used to study the impact of SEUs and SETs on different versions of a hardened processor on UTBB-FDSOI 28nm technology, including DICE flip-flops, and three different hardening level of combinational logic.

Canada

15R4

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