Session
Weekday Poster Session 3
Location
Utah State University, Logan, UT
Abstract
There is an established need for a readily available, low-cost, and high performance cryogenically cooled IR imaging sensors to support earth observing missions. The New Space economy is fast developing and requires rapid development of low-cost commercial space payloads. However, there is a dearth of space qualified commercially available high-performance sensors. This presentation shows a novel family of cryo cooled IR sensors used in high-end earth observing payload.
A Low Size, Weight and Power Cryogenically Cooled Mid-Wave Infrared Image Sensor for Small-Satellite Payloads
Utah State University, Logan, UT
There is an established need for a readily available, low-cost, and high performance cryogenically cooled IR imaging sensors to support earth observing missions. The New Space economy is fast developing and requires rapid development of low-cost commercial space payloads. However, there is a dearth of space qualified commercially available high-performance sensors. This presentation shows a novel family of cryo cooled IR sensors used in high-end earth observing payload.
