On space plasma ground test methodologies and related solar array design considerations
Justin J. Likar, Alexander L. Bogorad, Barry G. Noakes, Roman Herschitz
Abstract
Justin J. Likar, Alexander L. Bogorad, Barry G. Noakes, Roman Herschitz
Abstract
Challenges associated with the design, testing, and qualification of space solar arrays for operation in plasma environments have led to the creation of collection of ground test and design guidelines, standards, and requirements. Discussions summarized herein examine unique design aspects affecting array performance in plasma environments and review test / analysis routines appropriate for typical space solar array production methods.
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Challenges associated with the design, testing, and qualification of space solar arrays for operation in plasma environments have led to the creation of collection of ground test and design guidelines, standards, and requirements. Discussions summarized herein examine unique design aspects affecting array performance in plasma environments and review test / analysis routines appropriate for typical space solar array production methods.
Key concepts: Space (punctuation), Systems engineering, Aerospace engineering, Computer science, Test (biology), Space technology, Plasma, Engineering