BAE Systems to advance cutting-edge integrated circuit technology for the space industry
BAE Systems has been awarded a contract by the Department of Defense to qualify a new 12 nanometer integrated circuit technology designed for space applications. This new technology is a significant advancement over the existing 45 nanometer technology, allowing for greater functionality and reduced power consumption. The RH12™ technology will undergo rigorous testing to meet key industry standards. BAE Systems aims to provide flexible development and production services for radiation-hardened integrated circuits from its facility in Manassas, Va..
- Selected by the Department of Defense to qualify new 12nm technology.
- Significant enhancement in functionality and power efficiency.
- Production at a trusted DoD Category 1A facility.
- None.
Qualified 12 nanometer design provides a dramatic leap forward in space-based computing
The new 12 nanometer technology provides a dramatic leap forward in space-based computing compared to current 45 nanometer technology. (Photo:
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Space missions require high-performance but low-power integrated circuits with special design features to mitigate the effects of radiation. The 12 nanometer, radiation-hardened, or RH12™ technology, will be tested to Qualified Manufacturer’s Listing (QML) Class V and Q standards, key industry certifications for reliable parts.
As a world leader in developing, manufacturing, and deploying state-of-the-art, radiation-hardened circuits for use in defense, space, intelligence, research, and commercial missions,
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