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Differential Sensor Technologies in Space |
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| Space applications require extreme reliability and ruggedness. A laser-focusing mirror on a satellite requires precise "steady state" pointing. A high-resolution camera needs absolute stabilization. A precision instrument cannot vibrate, even to a nanometer.
Blue Line can help you find the solution you need. We offer a series of differential sensing systems that are space flight qualified (SFQ), which means that our components meet the most stringent requirements of design, materials, and quality control. Our systems will not outgas, contaminate, or radiate electromagnetic fields that could cause system upset. And our systems meet demanding performance requirements, even after long exposure to radiation environments. Our sensors are available in both micron- and millimeter-ranges. Both types utilize new low-power circuit design techniques to make them more reliable and stable in this harsh environment. And both have the hard-to-find features that are on your checklist when you design for space: low mass, high reliability, low power consumption, and the best performance available. |
Common Space Applications of Blue Line Sensor Technologies
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Platform stabilization
Mirror steering Image stabilization Laser communication Inertial platforms Directed energy Relay mirrors High-energy lasers Micro-gravity research Earth imaging/surveillance Active or adaptive structure Magnetic bearings Magnetic levitation Vibration cancellation |
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Summary of SFQ Technology & Features
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