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タイトルThe 1994 Fiber Optic Sensors for Aerospace Technology (FOSAT) Workshop
本文(外部サイト)http://hdl.handle.net/2060/19950017787
著者(英)Baumbick, Robert; Beheim, Glenn; Adamovsky, Grigory; Tuma, Meg; Sotomayor, Jorge
著者所属(英)NASA Lewis Research Center
発行日1995-02-01
言語eng
内容記述The NASA Lewis Research Center conducted a workshop on fiber optic technology on October 18-20, 1994. The workshop objective was to discuss the future direction of fiber optics and optical sensor research, especially in the aerospace arena. The workshop was separated into four sections: (1) a Systems Section which dealt specifically with top level overall architectures for the aircraft and engine; (2) a Subsystems Section considered the parts and pieces that made up the subsystems of the overall systems; (3) a Sensor/Actuators section considered the status of research on passive optical sensors and optical powered actuators; and (4) Components Section which addressed the interconnects for the optical systems (e.g., optical connectors, optical fibers, etc.). This report contains the minutes of the discussion on the workshop, both in each section and in the plenary sessions. The slides used by a limited number of presenters are also included as presented. No attempt was made to homogenize this report. The view of most of the attendees was: (1) the government must do a better job of disseminating technical information in a more timely fashion; (2) enough work has been done on the components, and system level architecture definition must dictate what work should be done on components; (3) a Photonics Steering Committee should be formed to coordinate the efforts of government and industry in the photonics area, to make sure that programs complimented each other and that technology transferred from one program was used in other programs to the best advantage of the government and industry.
NASA分類AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTATION
レポートNO95N24207
NASA-CP-10166
E-9426
NAS 1.55:10166
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