Reflex Photonics Presented Radiation-resistant SpaceABLE28 Optical Transceivers at Space Tech Expo USA 2019

2021-06-11 Reflex Photonics
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Reflex Photonics will proudly display its radiation-resistant SpaceABLE®28 optical transceivers and SpaceCONEX™28 active optical blind mate interconnects for VPX systems at the upcoming Space Tech Expo USA 2019.


The SpaceABLE® optical transceivers and SpaceCONEX™ VPX interconnect have been submitted to the most stringent protocol for heavy-ions, gamma rays, and high and low energy protons to ensure space worthiness of these COTS components.


Reflex Photonics' radiation-resistant or "Space-grade" transceivers and interconnects solutions are engineered to withstand radiation doses >100 krad (Si) as per the European Cooperation for Space Standardization ECSS-Q-ST-60-15C. The SpaceABLE were successfully qualified with the following protocols:

·Heavy ion: Single Event Effect & Latch-up (SEE).

·Cobalt 60 gamma-ray (Total Ionizing Dose (TID)) according to MIL-STD-883G, method 1019.7.

·High and low energy protons (Total Non-Ionizing Dose (TNID)).

·Vibration, mechanical and thermal shock, thermal cycling, and cold storage according to MIL-STD-883 and MIL-STD-810.


The SpaceCONEX is a revolutionary radiation-resistant active optical blind mate interconnect for VPX embedded computing systems; it consists of a plug-in module connector and a backplane connector meeting the requirements of the forthcoming VITA 66.5 standard.


The epitome of SWaP

The advantages of using Reflex Photonics' line of small, lightweight, high-bandwidth SpaceABLE parallel optical transceiver modules and interconnects inside these satellites are quite obvious: the SpaceABLE28 modules offer extremely high aggregate data rates (over 100 Gbps, full-duplex), and still, they are less than 1.5 cm3, weigh less than 5 g and consume less than 1.5 W.



Guillaume Blanchette, Space Industry Manager at Reflex Photonics adds:

Reflex Photonics wants to "bring space a little closer" by offering COTS optical transceivers and optical infrastructure that will support the deployment of the Internet of Space and enable the next generation of space exploration.

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