High Temp Semiconductor Transistors for Hot DoW Environments and Electronic Warfare
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The Air Force seeks high-temperature semiconductor transistors operating at 500°C+ to enable reliable electronics in extreme heat environments and electronic warfare applications, addressing current commercial limitations where existing transistors fail above 250°C.
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The United States Air Force seeks the development of high-temperature semiconductor transistor solutions to enable electronics operation in high temperature DoW environments and improved performance in electronic warfare (EW) applications. With the continued evolution of advanced military systems operating under increasing heat loads, including those from the environment and those generated as waste-heat inside platforms, there is an increasing need for semiconductors that can function reliably ...
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This Q&A clarifies that D2P2 feasibility documentation cannot build on prior federally-funded SBIR/STTR work, but leaves open whether applicants can cite relevant non-federal experience or leverage completed SBIR/STTR work without further obligations—requiring applicants to seek clarification on acceptable feasibility sources.
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High Temp Semiconductor Transistors for Hot DoW Environments and Electronic Warfare
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