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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 A Photos

Military & Aerospace Applications

Session Chair: Ralph Kohler - Air Force Research Laboratory

Keynote Address, "Faster, Better, But Most Important, Much Much Cheaper"
Henry Spencer - SP Systems

A1: "Design of Real-time, 50 to 100 Ms/s, Signal Parameter Estimation Using FPGAs"
Robert Bassett
Sanders, A Lockheed-Martin Company

A2: "Wave Division Multiplexing Routing on FPGAs"
Lou Pochet
Rome Research Site, AFRL

A3: "Faster, Better, Cheaper Space Flight Electronics - An Analytical Case Study"
Richard B. Katz
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

A4: "Sequential Circuit Design for Spaceborne and Critical Electronics"
R. Barto
Spacecraft Digital Electronics

A5: "Asynchronous FPGA Risks"
Ken Erickson
Jet Propulsion Laboratory

A6: "Minimizing Power Consumption using Signal Activity Transformations for Very Deep FPGA Pipelines"
Jeffrey Muehring
School of Computer Science, University of Oklahoma

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