For the past 25 years, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Goddard Space Flight Center’s Photonics Group in the Engineering Directorate has been substantially contributing to the flight design, development, production, testing and integration of many science and navigational instruments. The group has an extensive background in screening, qualifying, development and integration of commercial components for spaceflight applications. They have been willing to communicate lessons learned in packaging, part construction, materials selection, testing, and other facets of the design and production process critical to implementation for high-reliability systems. Summarized here is the last ten years of instrumentation development lessons learned and data collected from the subsystems down to the optoelectronic component level.
Photonics for Space Flight Instruments
International Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE) Photonics West Conference ; 2020 ; San Francisco, CA, US
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LiDAR , Screening , Gateway , Qualification , Detectors , Quality Assurance And Reliability , Fiber Optics , James Webb Space Telescope , Photonic Integrated Circuit , Mars , Optics , Radiation testing , Optoelectronics , Environmental , Integrated Photonics , Moon , Navigation , Spaceflight , Europa , Laser
Photonics for Space Flight Instruments
NTIS | 2020
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NTRS | 2021
|Space Flight Optoelectronics and Photonics Qualification
NTRS | 2019
|Space Flight Optoelectronics and Photonics Qualification
NTIS | 2019
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