The concept of an educational and scientific experiment for conducting on-orbit testing of any types of photovoltaic cell
Автор: Lukyanov M.M., Prokhorov G.P., Kutsenko V.S., Karpov E.S., Parshin A.S., Zuev D.M.
Журнал: Siberian Aerospace Journal @vestnik-sibsau-en
Рубрика: Aviation and spacecraft engineering
Статья в выпуске: 3 vol.23, 2022 года.
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The article proposes the concept of an experiment for conducting flight testing of various samples of photo voltaic converters. The purpose of the experiment is to study the behavior of new types of solar cells in outer space. The research will be carried out by testing samples on board the spacecraft. The experiment will be carried out by a device that collects data on the electrical properties of solar cells. The information re-ceived will be presented in the form of a voltage characteristic. During the experiment, its dependence on external parameters will also be studied. In particular, the correlation of the current-voltage characteristic from the values of temperature and illumination of solar cells will be investigated. Based on the data ob-tained, the efficiency of photo voltaic converters will be determined. Their degradation as a result of expo-sure to cosmic ionizing radiation will also be studied. The authors are tasked with designing and develop-ing an experimental installation that will be a payload module of a small CubeSat-class spacecraft. Based on the results of the work, the appearance of the flight testing experiment was developed, the re-quirements for the payload module were determined and a project for its creation was proposed. At this stage, the circuit design and software implementation of the module itself are under development. In the course of the work, the main requirements that this module provides to the main systems of the spacecraft were also formulated. To carry out the mission of the experiment, it is planned to integrate the payload module on the plat-form of the ReshUCube-2 form factor 3U. This satellite will be equipped with equipment enabling techno-logical experiments.
Solar cells, payload, on-orbit experiment, degradation, radiation hardness
Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/148329644
IDR: 148329644 | DOI: 10.31772/2712-8970-2022-23-3-486-497
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