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Final Report: Deep Trek RPDA
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Abstract
This report summarizes technical progress achieved during the cooperative research
agreement between Honeywell and U.S. Department of Energy to develop a high-
temperature Re-configurable Processor for Data Acquisition (RPDA). The RPDA
development has incorporated multiple high-temperature (2250C) electronic components
within a compact co-fired ceramic Multi-Chip-Module (MCM) package. This assembly is
suitable for use in down-hole oil and gas applications. The RPDA module is
programmable to support a wide range of functionality. Specifically this project has
demonstrated functional integrity of the RPDA package and internal components, as well
as functional integrity of the RPDA configured to operate as a Multi-Channel Data
Acquisition Controller. This report reviews the design considerations, electrical
hardware design, MCM package design, considerations for manufacturing assembly,
test and screening, and results from prototype assembly and characterization testing.Page 2 of 43
30-September-2009
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