Space
Explore Mercury's space qualified technology resources to stay up to date and learn how our innovations help electronics survive radiation-intense environments and extend their lifetime.
-
Article: Inside Story - Interview with Vincent Pribble, Prinicipal Product Manager
In this interview, Vincent Pribble, Principal Product Manager at Mercury Systems, discusses current trends and the outlook for data recorders for space.
-
White Paper: Space and Beyond - Technology and the Space-based Data Chain
Learn how commercial technology companies and the aerospace and defense industry are merging their innovations to help government organizations enable on-orbit sensor fusion.
-
Product Guide: Space-Qualified Solutions
Delivering open, secure, high-performance space processing solutions
-
Case Study: NASA manufactures ZBLAN optical fibers in space
Learn more on Mercury and NASA manufacturing high-performance ZBLAN optical fibers in space aboard the International Space Station (ISS).
-
White Paper: Protecting Satellite Image Integrity from Radiation
Mercury's lightweight, rugged, radiation-tolerant NAND flash components are furthering space imaging missions in LEO, MEO and GEO with reliable data storage. Learn more in this white paper.
-
Article: GaN SSPA Technology for Space-Based Applications
Few technology applications are positioned to benefit from high-power RF GaN device insertion to the extent as space payloads.
-
White Paper: Xeon-D Vs Xeon-E for Embedded Radar Applications
Comparing Intel Xeon server-class processors for Space Time Adaptive Processing (STAP) applications.
-
Memory and Microelectronics Technology
SEE CONTENT -
White Paper: Embedded Cognitive Computing and Artificial Intelligence - Part 1
This white paper describes AI and cognitive computing (CC) and introduces the underlying largely commercially developer IP that enables them.
-
Data Storage and Transfer Technology
SEE CONTENT -
White Paper: Redefining Sensor Edge Processing with 2.5D System-in-Package Technology
By working at the chip level and leveraging new 2.5D system-in-package capabilities, designers can combine complex semiconductor dies into a single component while maintaining trust and security.
- Loading More...