Thin Film…Large Payoff SRS Technologies, Huntsville, AL.

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Thin Film…Large Payoff SRS Technologies, Huntsville, AL. Innovation Accomplishments Commercialization Government/ Science Applications Cutting-edge thin-film concentrators for space- based concentrators. Winner of 1999 R&D 100 Award. Developed methods to cast LaRC polyimides in single sheets measuring 85” x 150”. Built and tested a number of parabolic membrane collectors for various advanced government programs. Developed methods to cast polyimides in continuous rolls. Licensed and now produces several NASA-developed polyimides as powder, resin and rolled film. Currently the only company licensed to produce both LaRC™-CP1 and LaRC™-CP2 colorless polyimides. These materials exhibit long-term storage capability, which enables SRS to produce large inventories. NASA developed these materials which exhibit superior thermal stability and greater resistance to UV and VUV in a space environment. Promising business opportunities include production of rolled-film material, flat panel reflectors, and a number of light weight space structures. Flexible printed circuit substrates (currently under development) Deployable space structures (Boeing, AFRL, NASA, Thiokol, and NRL) Light weight collectors (NASA, AFRL, and Commercial Space Applications) Rolled Films (NASA, industry) Points of Contact: NASA: Diane Stoakley 757-864-4246 SRS: Polyimide Products (877) 971-7032 1997 SBIR Phase II; NAS1-99079 5 meter Class Thin Film Inflatable Torus Supported Concentrator

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Thin Film…Large PayoffSRS Technologies, Huntsville, AL.

Innovation

Accomplishments

Commercialization

Government/Science ApplicationsCutting-edge thin-film concentrators

for space-based concentrators.

• Winner of 1999 R&D 100 Award.• Developed methods to cast LaRC

polyimides in single sheets measuring 85” x 150”.

• Built and tested a number of parabolic membrane collectors for various advanced government programs.

• Developed methods to cast polyimides in continuous rolls.

• Licensed and now produces several NASA-developed polyimides as powder, resin and rolled film.• Currently the only company licensed to produce both LaRC™-CP1 and LaRC™-CP2 colorless polyimides. These

materials exhibit long-term storage capability, which enables SRS to produce large inventories.• NASA developed these materials which exhibit superior thermal stability and greater resistance to UV and VUV in a

space environment.• Promising business opportunities include production of rolled-film material, flat panel reflectors, and a number of light

weight space structures.

• Flexible printed circuit substrates(currently under development)

• Deployable space structures (Boeing, AFRL, NASA, Thiokol, and NRL)

• Light weight collectors (NASA, AFRL, and Commercial Space Applications)

• Rolled Films (NASA, industry)

Points of Contact: NASA: Diane Stoakley 757-864-4246 SRS: Polyimide Products (877) 971-7032 1997 SBIR Phase II; NAS1-99079

5 meter Class Thin Film InflatableTorus Supported Concentrator