SBIR-STTR Award

Extreme-SWAP IMU for Missiles and Interceptors: Rad-hard
Award last edited on: 6/28/2010

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : MDA
Total Award Amount
$99,907
Award Phase
1
Solicitation Topic Code
MDA09-006
Principal Investigator
William Dillard

Company Information

Archangel Systems Inc (AKA: Archangel Avionics Inc)

1635 Pumphrey Avenue
Auburn, AL 36832
   (334) 826-8008
   contact@archangel.com
   www.archangel.com
Location: Single
Congr. District: 03
County: Lee

Phase I

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Phase I year
2010
Phase I Amount
$99,907
XIMIR (Extreme-SWAP IMU for Missiles and Interceptors: Rad-hard), is a co-planar IMU development program that combines two navigation-grade inertial sensors being independently developed under separate funding with a novel packaging solution for shock, vibration and temperature immunity. Rad-hard ASICs for the inertial sensors are part of the 3-Phase effort, yeilding a compact IMU form factor of less than 10 cc while consuming less than 1 W including temperature control for low in-run bias stability. The inertial sensors are highly compatible for co-packaging. They have the same form factor, are made from identical materials, require similar support electronics, and provide a full 6-DOF measurement without orthogonal mounting of sensors. As a result, cross-axis alignment is sub micro-radian.

Keywords:
Imu, Gyro, Mems, Shock, Vibration, Rad-Hard, Asic

Phase II

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