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Articles
Forecasting Failure: By Determining
Chip Quality at the Nanoscopic Level, DMEA may Avert Disaster.
Wouldn't it be great if a microchip could be analyzed for reliability without all
the messy, lengthy field testing? Maybe, thanks to research being done at DMEA,
it can.
Cool in a Box: COTS goes
rugged quickly with help from DMEA partnership.
How do you get a lot of heat out of a chip?
How can it be done efficiently and inexpensively?
The Department of Defense is asking these questions as it looks for ways to use
advanced Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) technology in harsh military environments
without waiting for traditional re-engineering or risking failure of over-heated,
damaged computer-based systems.
Little Eyes
Everywhere
DMEA MicroSensors
Transfer Commercial
Technology to
Wartime Uses
How do you monitor
activity in a
foreign environment
without people
knowing they are
being observed or
watch for intruders
over a vast area
with a limited
force? DMEA’s answer
to these questions
is unattended
microsensors.
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