2 edition of Array automated assembly, phase 2 found in the catalog.
Array automated assembly, phase 2
Spectrolab, Inc
Published
1978
by Dept. of Energy, for sale by the National Technical Information Service in [Washington], Springfield, Va
.
Written in English
Edition Notes
| Series | DOE/JPL ; 954853-2 |
| Contributions | Taylor, William Edwin, 1921-, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States. Dept. of Energy, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | v. : |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL14878293M |
PHASE 2, AUTOMATED ARRAY ASSEMBLY, TASK IV LOW-COST SILICON SOLAR ARRAY PROJECT. QUARTERLY REPORT NO. 2. APRIL Prepared by. LOCKHEED MISSILES & SPACE COMPANY, INC. Lockheed Way Sunnyvale, CA The JPL Low-Cost Silicon Solar Array Project is sponsored by the U.S. Depart. Work on Phase 2 of the Array Automated Assembly Task, a low-cost solar array project, was conducted this quarter. This. project. covers the period from July 1st, through September 30th, Data. was gathered and analysis continued on seventeen process groups. Ten of these process.
The AN/SPY-1 phased array radar, part of the Aegis Combat System deployed on modern U.S. cruisers and destroyers, "is able to perform search, track and missile guidance functions simultaneously with a capability of over targets." Likewise, the Thales Herakles phased array multi-function radar used in service with France and Singapore has a track capacity of targets and is able to. Phase 2: Completion of the full array (SKA2) at low and mid frequencies by [34] The frequency range from 50 MHz to 14 GHz, spanning more than two decades, cannot be realised using one design of antenna and so the SKA will comprise separate sub-arrays of different types of antenna elements that will make up the SKA-low, SKA-mid and survey.
Array automated assembly: phase 2, quarterly report /, by William Edwin Taylor, United States. Department of Energy, Inc Spectrolab, and Jet Propulsion Laboratory (U.S.) (page images at HathiTrust) Array automated assembly: phase 2, quarterly report /, by William Edwin Taylor, Angel Pepe, William Kimberly, N. Mardesich, United States. Our phased array (PA) instruments produce accurate, detailed cross-sectional pictures of internal structures at fast inspection speeds. Phased array technology uses multiple ultrasonic elements and electronic time delays to create beams that can be steered, scanned, swept, and focused electronically for fast inspection, full data storage, and multiple angle inspections.
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Additional Physical Format: Online version: Spectrolab, Inc. Array automated assembly, phase 2. [Washington]: Dept. of Energy ; Springfield, Va.: For sale by the. Get this from a library. Automated array assembly: phase [Bernard Gonzales Carbajal; Texas Instruments Incorporated.; United States.
Department of Energy.]. Get this from a library. Array automated assembly task, phase 2: low cost silicon solar array project. [Gregory T Jones; Sensor Technology, inc.; United States.
Department of Energy.]. Phase 2, automated array assembly, task IV low-cost silicon solar array project. [Washington]: Dept. of Energy ; Springfield, Va.: For sale by the National Technical Information Service, (OCoLC) Material Type: Government publication, National government publication: Document Type: Book: All Authors / Contributors.
Array Automated Assembly, Phase 2. By B. Edwards, N. Mardesich, A. Garcia, W. Taylor and S. Bunyan. Abstract.
The baseline process sequence using nontextured square wafers was integrated. Difficulties encountered include: (1) replacement of the N spray on diffusion source with PX source; and (2) modification of the firing for printed.
Phase 2 of the array automated assembly task for the low cost silicon solar array project Petersen, R. Abstract. Studies were conducted on several fundamental aspects of electroless nickel/solder metallization for silicon solar cells.
A process, which precedes the electroless nickel plating with several steps of palladium plating and heat. Array automated assembly, phase 2 Taylor, W. E.; Mardesich, N.; Edwards, B.; Bunyan, S.; Garcia, A.
Abstract. The baseline process sequence using nontextured square wafers was integrated. Difficulties encountered include: (1) replacement of the N spray on diffusion source with PX source; and (2) modification of the firing for printed.
Phase 2: Array automated assembly task low cost silicon solar array project Jones, G. Abstract. Several microwave systems for use in solar cell fabrication were developed and experimentally tested. The first system used a standing wave rectangular waveguide horn applicator.
Satisfactory results were achieved with this system for impedance. Automated array assembly, phase 2 Daiello, R. Abstract. The large scale production of silicon solar cell array panels is discussed. The cost and performance of three manufacturing sequences designed to convert silicon sheet and wafers into solar panels is analyzed.
The production of ion implanted and furnace annealed solar cells made using. Automated array assembly, phase 2. Low-cost solar array project, task 4 Lopez, M. Abstract. Work was done to verify the technological readiness of a select process sequence with respect to satisfying the Low Cost Solar Array Project objectives of meeting the designated goals of $ per peak watt in ( dollars).
Array automated assembly, phase 2. By W. Taylor. Abstract. An analysis was made of cost tradeoffs for shaping modified square wafers from cylindrical crystals.
Tests were conducted of the effectiveness of texture etching for removal of surface damage on sawed wafers.
A single step texturing etch appeared adequate for removal of surface. Technical Report: Automated Array Assembly. Phase 2. Annual technical progress report, Array automated assembly: phase 2, quarterly report / By William Edwin Taylor, United States.
Department of Energy., Inc. Spectrolab and Jet Propulsion Laboratory (U.S.) Abstract. Includes bibliographical references (page 61)."JPL Contract No.
""February "Mode of. Phase 2 of the automated array assembly task of the low cost silicon solar array project. [Washington]: Dept. of Energy ; Springfield, Va.: For sale by the National Technical Information Service, (OCoLC) Material Type: Government publication, National government publication: Document Type: Book: All Authors / Contributors.
The Automated Array Assembly Task, Phase 2 of the Low Cost Silicon Solar Array Project is a process development task. The contract provides for the fabrication of modules from large area tandem junction cells (TJC).
During this quarter, effort was focused on the design of a large area, approximately 36 sq cm, TJC and process verification runs. Technical Report: Phase 2 of the automated array assembly task of the low-cost silicon solar array project. Final report, 1 April March The Automated Array Assembly Task, Phase 2 of the Low Cost Silicon Solar Array (LSSA) Project, is a process development task.
This contract includes solar cell module process development activities in the areas of Surface Preparation, Plasma Processing, Diffusion, Cell Processing and Module Fabrication. By William Edwin Taylor, A. Garcia, S. Bunyan, B. Edwards, N. Mardesich, United States.
Department of Energy., Inc. Spectrolab and Jet Propulsion Laboratory (U.S.). The Automated Array Assembly Task, Phase 2 of the Low Cost Silicon Solar Array (LSSA) Project is a process development task. This contract includes solar cell module process development activities in the areas of Surface Preparation, Plasma Processing, Diffusion, Cell Processing and Module Fabrication.
In addition, a High Efficiency Cell Development Activity is included. Phased array ultrasonics (PA) is an advanced method of ultrasonic testing that has applications in medical imaging and industrial nondestructive applications are to noninvasively examine the heart or to find flaws in manufactured materials such as -element (non-phased array) probes, known technically as monolithic probes, emit a beam in a fixed direction.
Phase 2 of the Array Automated Assembly Task for the Low Cost Silicon Solar Array Project: NTRS Full-Text: View Document [PDF Size: MB] Author and Affiliation: Wihl, M.
(Solarex Corp., Rockville, MD, United States) Torro, J. (Solarex Corp., Rockville, MD, United States).Array automated assembly task low cost silicon solar array project.
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