Programs and Projects
Introduction
The Servicing Missions that I worked (and my role in each one)
1996 : The Second Servicing Mission to HST
- Solid State Recorder
1998 : The HOST mission
- HOST Controller,
- NICMOS Cryocooler1999 : The Third Servicing Mission to HST
2002 : The 3B Servicing Mission.
- NICMOS Cryocooler
- ARUBA
- Diode Box Controller2007 : The Hubble Robotic Servicing and Deorbit Mission.
- Robotics Lab (CDF)
2009 : The SM4 Servicing Mission
- Carrier Electronics
- Wide Field Camera III
- Advanced Camera for Surveys Repair
- Science Data Handling Computer
- SM4 Mission update 1
- SM4 Mission update 2 (click on "Extending the Vision of Hubble")
The Centrifuge
at Goddard Space Flight Center. In this picture,
a Hubble instrument is about to
be tested (on tilt table to the left of the picture). This
massive
facility can be spun at up to 20 rpm, leading
to a speed of about 100 mph at the ends. The hardware then
experiences 15 G's
of acceleration. For scale, note
the test technician standing on the movable platform.
In 2002, I was on the development team for the RF-250 wireless
keyboard from Wireless Computing.
I wrote the software for the microprocessor in both the keyboard and the USB receiver,
and did the overall design on the electrical circuit of both devices.
