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Johnson
Space Center
1993 Phase II
Faulty Isolation
Using Fuzzy Logic
Lincom
Corporation acquired by Titan Corporation
Houston, TX |
INNOVATION
Developed Fuzzy
Logic based method for Fault detection, isolation, and recovery that
is fast, accurate, and robust.This technology is utilized in the firms Loss-Tolerant Speech Decorder.
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Fault Identification Using Fuzzy Sets
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Developed Algorithm that was incorporated
into various data analysis tools.
- The Loss-Tolerant Speech DecorderTM is a Frame - Error concealment technique for real-time digital wireless speech communications that has been applied to the Sinousoidal
Tranform Coder (STC) AT 2400 bps. The LTSDTM generates speech that sounds much better than Paramount Repeat. The LTSDTM was developed under the NASA Phase II Samall Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program to be completed in August 1996.
(The STC was developed by MIT Lincoln Laboratory).
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COMMERCIALIZATION
- LinCom Corporation has
been purchased by the Titan Corporation (NYSE:TTN).
Headquartered in San Diego, California, The Titian Corporation is an incubator of technology
based commercial business, offering innovative and advanced technical
solutions.
- The company has 7,800 employees,
annualized sales of approximately $1.1 billion.
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GOVERNMENT/SCIENCE
APPLICATIONS
- NASA Shuttle S-Band Diagnosis
Applications is being made into Real-Time Applications for direct
mission support. Also the US Air Force interested in application to
engine diagnosis
- The noise sources were used to recorded noise on various Space Shuttle flights.
The actual cabin environment was recorded digitally on orbit during STS - 62 using an IBM
ThinkPad 755c/486 at 22.050 KHz with 16-bits/sample.
Cockpit noise was recorded on an audio cassette aboard
STS-41 before launch, was mixed in digitally at level of 15dBsignal-to-noise ratio (SNR) to a clean speech signal.
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