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Flight Software and Data Acquisition Systems (DAQ)

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This subcontract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Science Mission Directorate focuses on the development of embedded software and electronic control systems for suborbital flight projects. The scope of work includes writing real-time data acquisition software, developing firmware for FPGAs and microcontrollers, and implementing data compression protocols and telemetry interfaces. Technical execution requires the use of real-time operating systems and embedded development boards to deliver validated electronic control units and flight software. The project operates under NAICS code 541511 and mandates strict adherence to NASA software quality and safety standards. The primary objective is to provide prime contractors with reliable, high-performance systems capable of managing critical flight data and control functions during suborbital missions.

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NASA subcontract for developing embedded software and electronic control systems for suborbital flights.

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This scope was carved out of NNH25ZDA001N-LCAS.

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AgencyNational Aeronautics And Space Administration → Science Mission Directorate
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Develops embedded software and electronic control systems for prime contractors on NASA Science Mission Directorate suborbital flight projects. Writes real-time data acquisition software, develops firmware for microcontrollers/FPGAs, and implements telemetry interfaces and data compression protocols. Utilizes RTOS and embedded development boards. Adheres to NASA software safety and quality standards. Delivers validated flight software and electronic control units.

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