High Voltage Technology Demonstration Satellite “HORYU-II” Kyushu Institute of Technology 2012/3/13 1 HORYU-II’s goal • Education – Hands on experience through system engineering. • Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD (Doctorate in Nano-Satellite Technology, DNST) – Change mind setup for the Nano-satellites • Its cost and time effective • Can accelerate more space exploration. • Technology demonstration – New technology demonstration in space developed by LaSEINE at KIT. – Develop Nano-satellites for various space research.. • Business – Develop more new nano-satellites to help people. – Provide support to other (company and/or university) through CNT at KIT 2 High Voltage Technology Demonstration Satellite “HORYU-II” In orbit “300V generation & control of electrical discharge” 2012~ In the middle of 1990~ Space factories, space hotel Voltage, V High-voltage induces Electro-Static Discharges ~in the middle of 1990 Space solar power system ISS High Voltage Technology Demonstration Satellite “HORYU-Ⅱ” In Space orbit ※©KYOSEMI http://www.kyosemi.co.jp/sphelar/ High Voltage Technology Demonstration Satellite “HORYU-Ⅱ” HORYU-II project’s goal Things to be considered when you design a system Things to be considered: difficult to foresee What is the best evaluation method? How to design a flawless system Effective method: Think for development Improvement through satellite operation Learn Manufacturing through real satellite development High Voltage Technology Demonstration Satellite “HORYU-Ⅱ” Observation by small camera Consumer product 「surface potential measurement 」 Demonstration in space High Voltage Technology Demonstration Satellite “HORYU-Ⅱ” ELF ELF Detect debris by this sensor Demonstration of electron-emitting film (ELF) for discharge mitigation Acknowledgment Thank you all who help this satellite project. 2012/3/13 Kyushu Institute of Technology Satellite development project 8 The specification of HORYU-Ⅱ Size Mass Operation life time Orbit Solar cell Battery Power consumption Radio Transmission Power FM Protocol & modulation Frequency Communication Speed Atttitude Control Thermal control Sensors Missions 350×310×315mm (X×Y×Z) 7.1 kg 1 year Sun-synchronous (680km, 98.2 degree) 5 paralle strings of 4 series connected dual junction GaAs solar cells 3 parallels of 3 series, 1.2V, 1900mAh (Ni-MH) Total capacity 5700mAh Normal operation mode (CW only) : 1.13W Normal operation mode (waiting for FM uplink) : 0.86W Mission mode (Maximum)) : 2.70W Nishi-musen 301A 1W approx. Ax.25 &FSK Up Link : 145MHz、Down Link : 437.375MHz FM communication: 1200bps, CW communication (beacon): 20wpm Passive control via permanet magnet and hysteresis dumper ・ Passive thermal control on the external surface ・ Insulation of battery box and heater control Solar cell voltage & current Battery voltage & current Temperature (panel inside x6, radio, battery x3) Angular velocity 300V photovoltaic power generation in LEO Demonstration of solar array discharge suppression technologies at 300V Demonstration of electron emission film (ELF) Demonstration of Commercial-Off-The-Shelf surface potential monitor Demonstration of debris sensor Taking photograph of the Earth and distribution of the image for outreach 9
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