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<strong>Propulsion</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Distribution</strong> <strong>Module</strong>SPACEFor generation and distribution of redundant 29 volt buslines to Galileo spacecraft propulsion equipments a<strong>Propulsion</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Distribution</strong> (PPD) module isavailable. The module provides two independent 29 voltsupply lines and four 50 volt Latching Current Limiters(LCL), each one followed by a series switch.From a regulated 50 volt bus two independent DC/DCconverters generate redundant regulated 29 volt bussescompatible with spacecraft equipments designed for 28 voltbus applications.For other applications e.g. local heaters, the module providesfour LCLs, each one followed by a separate series switch toensure no permanent failure mode.Each switch function can be commanded on/off via a dualcommand & monitoring bus, distributed by a backplaneinterface. Each switch provides telemetry of switch statusand load current.In case of overload or short circuit, the output current isinstantly limited to protect the upstream main power bus.When exceeding a predefined delay the LCL willautomatically switch off.The voltage drop for each switch function is compatible withrequirements for a regulated 28 or 50 volt bus.Each LCL on the module is fully self-contained with provenno failure propagation in-between, thus eliminating the needfor “A and B sides” in the distribution function. The moduleforms an autonomy function deriving its internal supplyvoltages directly from the power bus.References:• One module onboard each of the four Galileo IOVspacecrafts. The first two spacecrafts were launched inOctober 2011<strong>Propulsion</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Distribution</strong> <strong>Module</strong>Space Engineering and Knowledge


Specifications:Dimensions (L x W x H)193 x 150 x 24 [mm]Mass528 gramBus voltage50 volt29V Redundant BusOutput voltage29 +/-1.1 volt<strong>Power</strong> capability2 x 75 wattEfficiency at full power 92.9%Load transient @ 50% load step < 0.5V50V Bus <strong>Distribution</strong>Number of LCL Blocks 4LCL load current class1.0 AmpereLCL trip off & current limitation level +5 % to +15 %Switch trip off delay11 +/-1 msSwitch current regulation response< 500 nsSeries Switches 4Idle consumption, all switches off< 0.75 wattLoad current TM inaccuracy < 5 %<strong>Propulsion</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Distribution</strong>RNMBIDC/DC ConverterAuxSupplyIV29V output1N+1RPWMControlOnOffCurrent LimitationRefOVPCSEnableCMB <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Distribution</strong>#2#1I4 outputs2N+2ROnOffCCSOnOffC C S<strong>Propulsion</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Distribution</strong> <strong>Module</strong> Functional Schematic<strong>Terma</strong> A/S Spacewww.terma.com

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