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Self-Adaptive System based on Field Programmable Gate Array for Extreme Temperature Electronics

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In this work, we report the implementation of a self-adaptive system using a field programmable gate array (FPGA) and data converters. The self-adaptive system can autonomously recover the lost functionality of a reconfigurable analog array (RAA) integrated circuit (IC) [3]. Both the RAA IC and the self-adaptive system are operating in extreme temperatures (from 120 C down to -180 C). The RAA IC consists of reconfigurable analog blocks interconnected by several switches and programmable by bias voltages. It implements filters/amplifiers with bandwidth up to 20 MHz. The self-adaptive system controls the RAA IC and is realized on Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) parts. It implements a basic compensation algorithm that corrects a RAA IC in less than a few milliseconds. Experimental results for the cold temperature environment (down to -180 C) demonstrate the feasibility of this approach.

FIELD-PROGRAMMABLE GATE ARRAYSELECTRONICSGENETIC ALGORITHMSSELF ADAPTIVE CONTROL SYSTEMSHIGH TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENTSextreme environment electronicsadaptive hardwaresfield programmable gate array (FPGA)evolvablesgenetic algorithmsself-adaptive systemINTEGRATED CIRCUITSOPERATING TEMPERATUREANALOG CIRCUITSBANDWIDTHBIASCOMMERCIAL OFF-THE-SHELF PRODUCTSELECTRIC POTENTIALFREQUENCY RESPONSE

Keymeulen, Didier、Zebulum, Ricardo、Rajeshuni, Ramesham、Stoica, Adrian、Katkoori, Srinivas、Graves, Sharon、Novak, Frank、Antill, Charles

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Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Langley Research Center

20070017962

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