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NASA NTRS · 19910016890

Space platform power system hardware testbed

Abstract

The scope of the work on the NASA Space Platform includes the design of a multi-module, multi-phase boost regulator, and a voltage-fed, push-pull autotransformer converter for the battery discharger. A buck converter was designed for the charge regulator. Also included is the associated mode control electronics for the charger and discharger, as well as continued development of a comprehensive modeling and simulation tool for the system. The design of the multi-module boost converter is discussed for use as a battery discharger. An alternative battery discharger design is discussed using a voltage-fed, push-pull autotransformer converter. The design of the charge regulator is explained using a simple buck converter. The design of the mode controller and effects of locating the bus filter capacitor bank 20 feet away from the power ORU are discussed. A brief discussion of some alternative topologies for battery charging and discharging is included. The power system modeling is described.

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Sable, D., Patil, A., Sizemore, T., Deuty, S., Noon, J., Cho, B. H., Lee, F. C.. 1991-06-21. Space platform power system hardware testbed. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910016890

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