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20 October 2015 Fault-tolerant NAND-flash memory module for next-generation scientific instruments
Tobias Lange, Holger Michel, Björn Fiethe, Harald Michalik, Dietmar Walter
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Remote sensing instruments on today's space missions deliver a high amount of data which is typically evaluated on ground. Especially for deep space missions the telemetry downlink is very limited which creates the need for the scientific evaluation and thereby a reduction of data volume already on-board the spacecraft. A demanding example is the Polarimetric and Helioseismic Imager (PHI) instrument on Solar Orbiter. To enable on-board offline processing for data reduction, the instrument has to be equipped with a high capacity memory module. The module is based on non-volatile NAND-Flash technology, which requires more advanced operation than volatile DRAM. Unlike classical mass memories, the module is integrated into the instrument and allows readback of data for processing. The architecture and safe operation of such kind of memory module is described in the following paper.
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Tobias Lange, Holger Michel, Björn Fiethe, Harald Michalik, and Dietmar Walter "Fault-tolerant NAND-flash memory module for next-generation scientific instruments", Proc. SPIE 9646, High-Performance Computing in Remote Sensing V, 96460B (20 October 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2195018
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KEYWORDS
Control systems

Field programmable gate arrays

Space operations

Sensors

Data acquisition

Image sensors

Remote sensing

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