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RELIABILITY ENHANCED ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM

Electrical power system module designed and developed by SpaceLab.

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Overview

The Reliability Enhanced EPS has been designed to harvest, store and distribute energy for a future SpaceLab's mission. The energy harvesting system is based on solar energy conversion through 10 solar panels attached to the structure. This EPS is designed to operate the solar panels at their maximum power point. The harvested solar energy is stored in 4 lithium-ion batteries connected in series/parallel. The energy distribution is done by several integrated DC-DC converters. The EPS designed is almost all analog, and therefore more reliable when considering the impact of radiation on the system.

Repository Organization

- doc: Technical documentation (including mechanical structure, hardware, user guide, and datasheet).
- hardware: Sun simulator's hardware project (sources and outputs).

License

This project is open-source under three different licenses: CERN Open Hardware License v2.0 for hardware, and CC BY-SA 4.0 for the documentation.

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Hardware: Check the test points added

It would be important to know what you think about the added test points:

  • Are the models used suitable? Should we change them?
  • Are there any other buses that we need to have access?
  • Is there more room for new test points?

Hardware: Update components location

According to datasheet: "Filter the VIN input to the LTC3833 with a simple RC filter close to the pin. The RC filter should be referenced to signal ground".

In our layout, R31/C10, R32/C11, R96/C99 and R95/C99 are far from pin number 10 (their respective Vin). It would be better to put closer. Below are disposed referenced images:

- Original typical application:
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- In our schematics:
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- In layout:
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Hardware: Check the blocking diodes

Check that the blocking diodes added are suitable for testing at the moment. They won't necessarily be the final models, but it would be important to consider whether they would be sufficient for a 2U/3U CubeSat.

Hardware: update some components' proximity

You should try to:

  • Move Q5 closer to the IC.
  • Move C92 and C93 down, closer to the IC, without moving them away from the MOSFETs.
  • Move C81 to the right, closer to the IC.
  • Move C84 to the left, closer to the IC.
  • Move C98 and C90 to the left and down, closer to the IC, without moving them away from the Rsense.

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Hardware: Update the position of some components

From LTC3833

  • Place the ceramic Cvcc capacitor (C110/C111/C22/C23 in circuit) as close as possible to INTVCC and PGND pins.

  • The CB capacitor (C20/C21/C108/C109 in circuit) should be as close as possible to BOOST and SW pins.

  • Place small-signal components as close to their respective pins as possible. Give priority to VOSNS+/VOSNS–, SENSE+/SENSE–, ITH, RT and VRNG pins.

  • Use sufficient isolation when routing a clock signal into MODE/PLLIN pin so that the clock does not couple into sensitive small-signal pins.

  • Filter the Vin input to the LTC3833 with a simple RC filter close to the pin. The RC filter should be referenced to signal ground.

Hardware: Add the thermistor to the schematic

The BQ24650RVAT needs a thermistor to properly adjust the VMP of the solar panel when the temperature varies. It is necessary to calculate its value and define its position in the PCB.

Hardware: Add Kelvin connection for shunt resistor and update some components' proximity

From LTC3833 Datasheet:

  • Place de sense resistor (R78/R79/R48/R47 in circuit) close to the inductor (L1/L2/L4/L8 - in circuit) on the output side.

  • Use a Kelvin (4-wire) connection across the sense resistor (R78/R79/R48/R47 in circuit) and route the traces together as a differential pair. RC filter the differential sense signal close to SENSE+/SENSE– pins, placing the filter capacitor (C18-R43-R44/C19-R45-R46/C106-R64-R65/C107-R62-R61 in circuit) as close as possible to the pins.

  • Place the resistive feedback divider RFB1/2 (R53-R54/R55-R56/R49-R50/R51-R52/R80-R140/R81-R142) as close as possible to VOSNS+/VOSNS– pins and route the remote output and ground traces together as a differential pair and terminate as close to the regulation point as possible. (preferably Kelvin connect across the capacitor at the remote output point).

Workflow: Check KiBot related files

It seems that using multiple schematic files is becoming a problem for KiBot. It can't find all the schematic files and therefore doesn't execute the workflow correctly.

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