  A number of exciting concepts are under development for Flagship, Probe
class, Explorer class, and Suborbital class NASA missions in the
ultraviolet/optical spectral ranges. These missions will depend on high
performance silicon detector arrays being delivered affordably and in high
numbers. In a focused effort we have advanced delta-doping technology to high
throughput and high yield wafer-scale processing, encompassing a multitude of
state-of-the-art silicon-based detector formats and designs. As part of this
technology advancement and in preparation for upcoming missions, we have
embarked on a number of field observations, instrument integrations, and
independent evaluations of delta-doped arrays. In this paper, we present recent
data and innovations from the Advanced Detectors and Systems program at JPL,
including two-dimensional doping technology; our end-to-end post-fabrication
processing of high performance UV/Optical/NIR arrays; and advanced coatings for
detectors and optical elements. Additionally, we present examples of past,
in-progress, and planned observations and deployments of delta-doped arrays.
