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A 32-bit, low-power, microcontroller will be developed that operates over a -55C to +200C temperature range and is architected for next generation aerospace systems with an operational lifetime exceeding 10,000 hours. The technology and processes developed and demonstrated through this SBIR program can be rapidly applied to other integrated circuits with similar environmental and reliability requi ...

In this Small Business Innovation Research Phase I program, Modeling Tools for the Drilling of Polymer Matrix Composites (PMCs), Third Wave Systems (TWS) will develop and demonstrate innovative multi-scale modeling tools for the drilling of polymer matrix composites (PMCs), which is enabled by integration of advanced material constitutive models, detailed-level finite element analysis (FEA), and N ...

Data analysis& optimization of the USAF innovation ecosystem (people, products & ideas) that interact with, submit products and the hundreds of thousands of people not tapped into for support the future success of the USAF

This research will enhance Rozin Securitys successful commercial product, the Threat Information Protection System (TIPS) with Easy Aerials advanced autonomous drone and it's Smart Aerial Monitoring System (SAMS). TIPS conducts real-time trend analysis and generates an immediate alert on possible connections between current and previously reported suspicious activities, regardless of where, when, ...

Under this Phase I, Barrier1 will work with Air Force end users and customers to determine if Barrier1 can be used to simplify and streamline the Functional Mission Analysis process for communications squadron networks.

Joint Aerial Layer Networking (JALN) promises to deliver high-performance voice, video, data, and communications relay services to tactically deployed assets including ground, air, and maritime users. Battlefield Airborne Communications Node (BACN) is one of the most advanced JALN component systems. JALN employs manned and unmanned aircraft outfitted with different wireless communication links, cr ...

Cyber resilient communications, networks, and data links are more important now than ever. Cybersecurity threats are polymorphic and rapidly changing which make it hard to keep up with ever mutating threat. Additionally, most Air Force security systems are passive, meaning once an attack has been identified, the Air Force then tries to repair the damage that has been done and update their system t ...

The USAF has many legacy systems that are increasingly difficult and costly to maintain or extend.Migrating a legacy system to a new platform, technology, or architecture can provide significant benefits, including lower maintenance and operating costs, improved scalability, improved security, and additional functionality. Migration, however, presents many options and associated challenges, which ...

This Phase II program sets out to capitalize on recent advances in epitaxial growth of -Ga2O3 which have the potential to significantly improve upon the performance of currently available power electronics devices. Specifically, -Ga2O3, offers fundamental properties such as its ability to withstand very large electric fields that suggest its use as a power electronics material will lead to device ...

To combat rising sustainment costs, the AF is establishing the Simulator Common Architecture Requirements and Standards (SCARS) sustainment initiative. SCARS will define a modular open Simulator Common Architecture (SCA) that provides a common infrastructure for Air Force simulators. Migrating existing simulators to the SCA will require significant effort. Each team will face many challenges and o ...