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Space Level Capabilities

Data Device Corporation (DDC) has more than 30 years of experience in the design and manufacture of hybrids for space applications. This includes supplying MIL-STD-1553 hybrids for use on launch vehicles, satellites, deep space applications, and the International Space Station. In satisfying customers’ needs to achieve the highest levels of reliability, DDC is fully qualified to build, test and qualify our hybrid circuits in accordance with MIL-PRF-38534 for all classes including class K.

Visit our Space Solutions page for a complete listing of DDC's rad-hard solutions.

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Materials and Components – Element Evaluation

  • Active Elements (every wafer lot)
    • 100% high magnification visual
    • 100% probe at room temperature
    • Samples assembled and put through standard environmental screening, including burn-in and electrical at min, max, and room temperature
    • Life Test
    • Scanning electron microscope (SEM)
    • Wire bond pull
  • Passive Elements (capacitors, resistors, inductors - per component manufacturing lot)
    • 100% visual
    • 100% electrical on select parameters at room temperature
    • Sample assembled and screened, including voltage conditioning and full electrical at room temperature
    • Wire bond pull
  • Hybrid Microcircuit 100% Testing
  • Non-destructive bond pull
  • Internal visual inspection
  • Temperature cycling 10 times from -65°C to +150°C
  • Constant acceleration 3,000 G
  • PIND 1% PDA on 5th run and under 25% total
  • Burn-in 320 hours at +125°C, PDA 2% second half of burn in/ Burn-in 160 hours at +125°C, PDA 10%
  • Seal (fine and gross)
  • Full electrical test at min, max, and room temperature
  • Radiography
  • External visual
  • Material Control
  • Full lot traceability to individual wafer
  • Lot homogeneity

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Space Platforms with DDC Technology

• Advanced EHF Military Communications Satellite
• Ariane 5 Rocket
• Chandrayaan-1 Unmanned Lunar Probe
• DORIS
• ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter
• Hubble Rescue Vehicle
• International Space Station
• Jason 3
• JWST
• MEASAT
• NPOESS
• OCO
• SBIRS Geo-1 Satellite
• Spacebus 4000
• Mars Science Lab Curiosity