• Commercialization of IR-sensor-chi¥stacks to be investigated

    Northro¥Grumman (Los Angeles, CA) has awarded an $880,000 15-month Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency subcontract to Irvine Sensors (Costa Mesa, CA) to make infrared (IR) sensor component manufacture more efficient and commercially viable. Irvine Sensors will establish design criteria that would allow IR-sensor signal- processing-chi¥stacks to be fabricated side by side with computer memory stacks using commercial semiconductor-manufacturing methods. Northro¥Grum
    July 1, 1995

    Commercialization of IR-sensor-chi¥stacks to be investigated

    Northro¥Grumman (Los Angeles, CA) has awarded an $880,000 15-month Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency subcontract to Irvine Sensors (Costa Mesa, CA) to make infrared (IR) sensor component manufacture more efficient and commercially viable. Irvine Sensors will establish design criteria that would allow IR-sensor signal- processing-chi¥stacks to be fabricated side by side with computer memory stacks using commercial semiconductor-manufacturing methods. Northro¥Grumman expects the production efficiencies realized to permit designing new generations of high-performance sensor systems at significantly reduced costs, accelerating the use of chi¥stacking for satellite and avionics sensors.

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