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Drexel RockSAT. Launch Readiness Review. Kelly Collett • Christopher Elko • Danielle Jacobson May 27, 2012. LRR Presentation Contents. Section 1: Mission Overview Mission Statement Mission Objectives Section 2: The Payload! User’s Guide Compliance Beta Prototype Testing
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Drexel RockSAT Launch Readiness Review • Kelly Collett • Christopher Elko • Danielle Jacobson • May 27, 2012
LRR Presentation Contents • Section 1: Mission Overview • MissionStatement • Mission Objectives • Section 2: The Payload! • User’s Guide Compliance • Beta Prototype Testing • Section 3: Check-In Readiness • Plans for Integration • Documentation
Mission Overview Drexel RockSat Team 2011-2012
Mission Statement • Develop and test a system that will use piezoelectric materials to convert mechanical vibrational energy into electrical energy to trickle charge on-board power systems.
Mission Overview • Demonstrate feasibility of power generation via piezoelectric effect under Terrier-Orion flight conditions • Determine optimal piezoelectric material for energy conversion in this application • Classify relationships between orientation of piezoelectric actuators and output voltage • Data will benefit future RockSAT and CubeSAT missions as a potential source of power
Payload Design Drexel RockSat Team 2011-2012
Design Overview Microcontroller G-switch Batteries Flight Decks Camera Standoff Supports Accelerometer Array Piezo Arrays
Payload Design beta • Beta payload includes modifications to: • Camera housing • Organization of EPS components on top deck • Transistors and relays used to control power for EPS and VVS • Cantilever length: 3.0 in. Beta payload with wiring connections ready for vibration testing
Electrical Design PEA I PEA II PEA III PEA IV Rectifier + Capacitor Rectifier + Capacitor Rectifier + Capacitor Rectifier + Capacitor Internal Memory Camera Arduino Microcontroller 3-AA Batteries Accelerometer I SD Card Memory Accelerometer II Legend Power connection Data connection Power (G-switch=1) 9V Battery 9V Battery G-Switch Wallops Latching Relay
Updates Since FMSTR • Beta prototype complete and tested • VVS functioning • Switched to AA batteries, no regulator • Modified camera mounting bracket
Testing Updates • Increased length of cantilevers • Lowered maximum output • Alpha: over 1 V for “diving board” • Beta: about 0.55 V
ARE YA READY KIDS?! ALMOST, CAPTAIN!
Readiness • Ready! • Travel arrangements set • Payload is assembled and ready to go • Integration with Temple • Almost Ready! • Documentation • For Drexel Payload and Canister • Check-in Procedure
Integration • Canister Sharing with Temple • Method of Integration: standoffs • Height: 9.07” • Combined Weight: 6.74 lb • Combined CG: x-1.32” y2.04” z2.10” • NOTE: material properties discrepancies • CG to be adjusted with systematic ballast placement • Procedure: tighten standoffs
Complete Payload Temple Drexel
Canister Integration ø 9.30” overall diameter 9.07” overall height 6.73 lbs. overall weight standoffs means of integration
Action Items • Finish up documentation • Mostly drawings • Parts accounting • Tidying of documents • Ballasting, staking, etc. • To be completed after integration with Temple • Mostly at Wallops
Check-In Inspections • Check-in procedure partially completed • So far so good
Final Questions Drexel RockSat Team 2011-2012
Questions • None right now! :D
Thank you! Questions? ♪♫♬♭♪♩♩