NASA Office of Logic Design

A scientific study of the problems of digital engineering for space flight systems,
with a view to their practical solution.

Images

rk On The Road

• rk_goes to MSFC!
• rk_goes_to DC!
• rk_goes_to_JPL!
• In 1964 there was the British Invasion; In 2000 rk Invaded England!
• rk hits the European mainland.  It'll never be the same.
• rk goes to the NASM for the Apollo 35th Anniversary!
• rk goes to the NASM for the Gene Kranz talk

MAPLD International Conferences

• 2005 MAPLD International Conference Photos  (under construction)
• 2004 MAPLD International Conference Photos
• 2002 MAPLD International Conference Photos
• 2001 MAPLD International Conference Photos
• 2000 MAPLD International Conference Photos
• 1999 MAPLD International Conference Photos
• 1998 MAPLD International Conference Photos

K-Labs Summer Students

• Summer 1
• Summer 2: Before and After
• Summer 3.jpg

Flight Programs

Earth Observer-1 (EO-1)

Flight Radiation Experiments

• STRV_Electronics.htm
• MPTB_Electronics.htm

Galileo Attitude Control Electronics

Lunar Orbiter Laser Altimeter

Magellan Radar

• Electronics
• Spacecraft
• Manufacturing and Mechanical
• Magellan Press Kit
• Magellan NASA Facts 143

MESSENGER: Mercury Laser Altimeter/Range Measurement Unit

MOLA-II: A Success at Mars

• MOLAII_Flight_Oscillator
• MOLA_Headline News
• MOLA_Electronics

SDO: Solar Dynamics Observatory

SIRTF/IRAC DSP

XDS

Radiation Experiments

• FRAM_Images
• LVDS_Images
• QL3025_EPI_Cross_Sections
• Radiation DUT_Cards
• ORCA2T_Images
• FPGA_Images

Miscellaneous

• Annual John Glenn Lecture: Failure is not an Option
• WIRE_Hardware/WIRE_Hardware.htm
• return.gif
• OLD and MAPLD Logos
• Homer Award
• 
• http://history.nasa.gov/alsj/a13/images13.html

Other Images of Interest

SWAS Multi-Chip Memory Module	The Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite (SWAS) program was the third in the NASA Small Explorer series of spacecraft.  The project contracted with Texas Instruments to develop a high-density solid state SRAM-based memory module.
GRIN	Welcome to the Great Images in NASA library of images. GRIN is a collection of over a thousand images of significant historical interest scanned at high-resolution in several sizes. This collection is intended for the media, publishers, and the general public looking for high-quality photographs. Please note that downloading these image files may take some time, although searching and browsing should be relatively quick.
NIMA: Historical Imagery Declassification	America's Eyes: What We Are Seeing The National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) is leading the U.S. Government effort to declassify and release to the public a variety of historical information about our nation's Intelligence Systems through the Historical Imagery Declassification (HID) Program. The HID Program has three goals: promote the spirit of open governance; demonstrate results of taxpayer investment in national security and ensure that researchers from environmentalists to historians have access to useful and unique sources of information.

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