Electrical Power System
Purpose
The Electrical Power System supplies the satellite payload and the supporting subsystems. The primary functions of the EPS are:
- Power source
- Power storage
- Power conditioning
- Power distribution
- Power protection
In orbit the satellite solar arrays generates power from solar irradiation. Energy is stored in batteries delivering continuous power during eclipses, or peak demands. The power system conditions power for the electrical systems on the power bus. The power distribution is protected as loads are switched. A power management function controls and monitors the power system and loads, handles commands and telemetry, and is responsible for initializing the satellite when deployed in orbit. Autonomy maintains safe operation and ensures recovery from error events and failures.
Documents
No documents has been released yet.
For work sheets and more information visit the system website or contact the system engineer
Active Members
Niels Christian Holm (mail ncmh04[at]kom.auc.dk) EPS HWCarsten Steffensen (mail cste04[at]kom.auc.dk) EPS HW
Jakob Fromm (mail jfpe04[at]control.auc.dk) EPS SW
Mads Philipsen (mail mphi04[at]control.auc.dk) EPS SW
NON-Active Members
- Michael Torp (mailto:mictorp@email.dk) Power Management, System Engineer
- Elmar Reinert Fjallheim (mailto:fjallheim@hotmail.dk) Power Conversion & Storage
- Jon Hagedorn (mailto:jon@kartellet.dk) Power Regulation & Distribution
- Magnus Møberg Hansen (mailto:magnus_mh@hotmail.com) Power Regulation & Distribution
- Malte Rasmus Østergaard Löfstedt (mailto:malteras@webspeed.dk) Power Conversion & Storage
- Lasse Brandt Husman (mailto:lasse@husman.dk) Test & PCB
- Peter Søby Kølgaard (mailto:pete@bundys.dk) Test & PCB
- Lars Maack (mailto:lma@ihk.dk) Project Supervisor