INVESTIGADORES
MARTINEZ BOGADO Monica Gladys
artículos
Título:
DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR ARRAYS FOR ARGENTINE SATELLITE MISSIONS
Autor/es:
M. A. ALURRALDE; M. BARRERA; C. G. BOLZI; C.J. BRUNO; P. CABOT; E. CARELLA; J. DI SANTO; J.C. DURÁN; J. FERNÁNDEZ VÁZQUEZ; A. FILEVICH; C.D. FRANCIULLI; E.M. GODFRIN; L.A. GONZÁLEZ; V. GOLDBECK; A. IGLESIAS; M. G. MARTÍNEZ BOGADO; E. MEZZABOLTA; A. MOGLIONI; S.F. MUÑOZ; C. NIGRI; S.L. NIGRO; J.C. PLÁ; I. PRARIO; M.C. RAFFO CALDERON; D. RAGGIO; C.A. RINALDI; S. E. RODRÍGUEZ; H.P. SOCOLOVSKY; M. J. L. TAMASI
Revista:
AEROSPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Editorial:
ELSEVIER FRANCE-EDITIONS SCIENTIFIQUES MEDICALES ELSEVIER
Referencias:
Año: 2013 vol. 26 p. 38 - 52
ISSN:
1270-9638
Resumen:
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satellite missions performed within the frame of cooperation agreements
between the Argentine National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) and the
Argentine National Commission for Space Activities (CONAE). Relevant
issues such as simulation and design, solar cells characterisation, set
up of soldering and bonding processes, radiation damage and development
of testing techniques, are reviewed. A chamber for testing solar cells
and other devices in a simulated space environment, and the integration
and tests of two engineering models for qualification of space
technology processes are described. The requirements and solar array
design for 3 missions, Aquarius/SAC-D and SAOCOM 1A and 1B, are
presented. Finally, the flight model for the SAC-D mission, which was
launched on 10 June 2011, is outlined, and telemetry data analysis from
the first stages of the mission is presented.