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7. Design of 6U Nanosatellites in Formation Flying for the Laser Crosslink Mission

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Kim, Geuk-Nam, Park, Sang-Young, Ryu, Han-Gyeol, Kim, Young-Eon, Choi, Suyong, Lee, Joohee, Lee, Sungmoon, Jeon, Seuggwon, and Seong, Sehyun

Subjects
Laser Crosslink, Nanosatellite, Formation Flying
Abstract

With a recent growth in the volume of spaceborne data, free space optical (FSO) or laser communication systems are attracting attention, as they can enable super-high data rates faster than 1 Gbps. The Very high-speed Inter-satellite link Systems using Infrared Optical terminal and Nanosatellite (VISION) is a technical demonstration mission to establish and validate laser crosslink systems using two 6U nanosatellites in formation flying. The final goal is to achieve a Gbps-level data rate at a distance of thousands of kilometers. To establish space-to-space laser communication, the payload optical axes of each satellite should be precisely aligned during the crosslink. The payload is the laser communication terminal (LCT) including the deployable space telescope (DST), which improves optical link performances. The 6U nanosatellite bus is designed with commercial off-the shelf-(COTS) components for agile systems development. For precise formation flying, the bus is equipped a with relative navigation system with a GNSS receiver and RF crosslink, star tracker, 3-axis reaction wheels (RWs), and propulsion system. This proposed concept of the laser crosslink systems will contribute to the construction of the LEO communication constellation with high speed and secure links in future.

Published
2022

30. Novel orthogonal velocity polishing tool and its material removal characteristics from CVD SiC mirror surfaces.

Author

Seo H, Han JY, Kim SW, Seong S, Yoon S, Lee K, Hong J, Lee H, and Bok M

Abstract

A new and patented polishing tool called Orthogonal Velocity field Tool (OVT) was built and its material removal characteristics from Chemical Vapor Deposition Silicon Carbide (CVD SiC) mirror surfaces were investigated in this study. The velocity field of OVT is produced by rotating the bicycle type tool in the two orthogonal axes, and this concept is capable of producing a material removal foot print of pseudo Gaussian shapes. First for the OVT characterization, we derived a theoretical material removal model using distributions of pressure exerted onto the workpiece surface, relative speed between the tool and workpiece surface, and dwell time inside the tool- workpiece contact area. Second, using two flat CVD SiC mirrors that are 150 mm in diameter, we ran material removal experiments over machine run parameter ranging from 12.901 to 25.867 psi in pressure, from 0.086 m/sec to 0.147 m/sec tool in the relative speed, and 5 to 15 sec in dwell time. Material removal coefficients are obtained by using the in-house developed data analysis program. The resulting material removal coefficient varies from 3.35 to 9.46 um/psi hour m/sec with a mean value of 5.90 ± 1.26(standard deviation). We describe the technical details of the new OVT machine, the data analysis program, the experiments, and the results together with the implications to the future development of the machine.

Published
2016
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