For over 35 years Cosmotronic has provided printed
circuit boards and backplane assemblies with complex
interconnection circuitry for military, aerospace,
industrial and commercial applications. California USA
Cosmotronic Heads for Mars
Cosmotronic is proud to announce it has built printed circuit boards that are a part of NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), scheduled to launch during the summer of 2005. The MRO will
travel closer to the Martian surface than any previous orbiter and will provide detailed climate and geological information about the “red planet”. The data returned to Earth by the MRO could be as
great as 40 times that of any previous Mars mission and will be essential in planning future Mars landing sites for rover and human exploration. Additionally, the MRO could help solve the
mysterious disappearances of the Beagle 2 spacecraft and the Mars Polar Lander.
“Working with JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory at California Institute of Technology), Cosmotronic engineers developed proprietary processes to laminate a machined aluminum heat sink to
polyimide core then drill, passivate and metallize the active aluminum surface prior to Copper/Nickel/Gold plating in conventional PWB manufacturing processes. For more information about
Cosmotronic’s technical capabilities, please contact us.”
COSMOTRONIC is a leader in the manufacturing of high technology printed circuit boards for aerospace, military and industrial applications. The Irvine, CA based firm has 38 years of experience
in building multilayer rigid, rigid-flex, metal core and backplane assembly products.
For more information on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter please visit the official website at
http://marsprogram.jpl.nasa.gov/mro/.
Cosmotronic is proud to announce it has built printed circuit boards that are a part of NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), scheduled to launch during the summer of 2005. The MRO will
travel closer to the Martian surface than any previous orbiter and will provide detailed climate and geological information about the “red planet”. The data returned to Earth by the MRO could be as
great as 40 times that of any previous Mars mission and will be essential in planning future Mars landing sites for rover and human exploration. Additionally, the MRO could help solve the
mysterious disappearances of the Beagle 2 spacecraft and the Mars Polar Lander.
“Working with JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory at California Institute of Technology), Cosmotronic engineers developed proprietary processes to laminate a machined aluminum heat sink to
polyimide core then drill, passivate and metallize the active aluminum surface prior to Copper/Nickel/Gold plating in conventional PWB manufacturing processes. For more information about
Cosmotronic’s technical capabilities, please contact us.”
COSMOTRONIC is a leader in the manufacturing of high technology printed circuit boards for aerospace, military and industrial applications. The Irvine, CA based firm has 38 years of experience
in building multilayer rigid, rigid-flex, metal core and backplane assembly products.
For more information on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter please visit the official website at
http://marsprogram.jpl.nasa.gov/mro/.
Cosmotonic goes to MarsProduct Flexibility
• Rigid Multilayers
• Flex and Rigid-Flex
• Metal Core & Bonded
Heat Sinks
• Blind and Buried Via’s
• Backplane Assemblies
Processing Flexibility
• Quick Turn - Pre/Production
• Panel Sizes to 24” x 36”
• Thickness to .400
• Selection of Surface
Finishes
• Selection in Materials
Specification Flexibility
(Military and Commercial)
• MIL-PRF-31032
• MIL-PRF-55110
• MIL-P-50884
• MIL-A-28870
• AS9100:2001
• ISO 9001:2000
• IPC-6012 Class 2 & 3
• IPC-6013 Class 2 & 3
• UL 94V-0 File: E 48895
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QUICK TURN Quote / STANDARD TURN Quote / Email, Contact Us
For more information on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter please visit the official website at
http://marsprogram.jpl.nasa.gov/mro/.