DocumentCode :
631276
Title :
Power subsystem of GÖKTÜRK 2 flight model
Author :
Ozkaya, Hasan ; Akkus, Emrah ; Karagoz, F. Ercan ; Ozdemir, Basak Gonca
Author_Institution :
Satellite Technol. Dept., TUBITAK Space Technol. Res. Inst. (UZAY), Ankara, Turkey
fYear :
2013
fDate :
12-14 June 2013
Firstpage :
699
Lastpage :
704
Abstract :
The purpose of a power subsystem is to ensure reliable delivery of electrical power compatible with all loads under all foreseeable operational states and environments, during all mission phases, and over the intended design life of the loads and of the space vehicle and the power subsystem is unarguably the most critical subsystem on a satellite. Therefore, reliability, efficiency, autonomy, redundancy and size features become critical issues in design and implementation of a satellite power system. Moreover, these parameters associated with the power subsystem usually determine the lifetime of a satellite. This paper describes the design details with redundancy concept, autonomous operation, and sizing of GÖKTÜRK-2 power system flight model. The technical description of the subsystem and each module including the qualification level tests is also presented. For the battery charge regulators, the parallel operation, synchronization, electro-magnetic radiation reduction techniques, an effective MPPT algorithm will be presented in detail. Newly developed Electronic Separation Switch Module for the safe electrical separation from launch vehicle is also introduced here. Moreover, the power production-consumption analysis for different scenarios and early orbit data will also be presented roughly.
Keywords :
aerospace simulation; aircraft power systems; electromagnetic waves; maximum power point trackers; redundancy; space vehicle electronics; synchronisation; GOKTURK-2 power system flight model; MPPT algorithm; autonomous operation; battery charge regulators; electromagnetic radiation; electronic separation switch module; launch vehicle; operational environments; operational states; power subsystem; redundancy; reliability; satellite lifetime; satellite power system; space vehicle; synchronization; Batteries; Orbits; Power systems; Regulators; Satellites; Switches; Voltage control; battery charge; maximum power point tracking; power conversion; power distribution; power subsystem; satellite;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Recent Advances in Space Technologies (RAST), 2013 6th International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Istanbul
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-6395-2
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/RAST.2013.6581300
Filename :
6581300
Link To Document :
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