SBIR-STTR Award

M.F.S. For Aerospace Vehicles
Award last edited on: 1/25/2007

Sponsored Program
STTR
Awarding Agency
DOD : MDA
Total Award Amount
$566,380
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
BMDO02T-00
Principal Investigator
Harshad K Uka

Company Information

Q-Flex Inc

1220 South Lyon Street
Santa Ana, CA 92705
   (714) 664-0101
   pete@QFlexinc.com
   www.q-flex.com

Research Institution

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Phase I

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Phase I year
2002
Phase I Amount
$69,977
M.F.S. units can be used in many Military Aerospace applications such as for Airborne Laser (ABL), Launch Vehicles and Spacecraft (Space Based Infrared).

Phase II

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Phase II year
2004
Phase II Amount
$496,403
MFS technology has been in development for several years and continues to find potential applications in a variety of flight systems. Programs that could utilize this technology include THAAD, PAC-3, SBIRs LOW and ABL. MFS circuitry paves the way for advanced design and fabrication techniques that incorporate flex circuit cable harnesses for interconnects that provide custom pre-formed shapes, lay-flat harnessing, economical mass-produced hardware, tailored shielding and fault detection. MFS circuitry can also embed passive or active components and sensors for distributed applications. Even launch vehicle raceway cabling such as the Delta IV EELV can be realized in envisioned flex harness systems

Keywords:
multifunctional structures, flexible interconnect, flexible pwb, flex circuits, substitute for wire