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IEEE Aerospace & Electronics Systems MagazineAerospace & Electronics Systems - May 2021 dergisi
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Flight Demonstration of a Hybrid Battery/Supercapacitor Energy Storage System in an Earth Orbiting CubeSat The JPL/CSUNSat1 project successfully demonstrated a hybrid ESS consisting of a Li-ion battery and SC technologies in flight onboard a 2U tumbler CubeSat. Both the primary and extended mission phases were completed successfully. The performance characteristics of the payload hybrid ESS in flight were in excellent agreement with ground test results, particularly with respect to the percent of capacity contributions between the Li-ion cell and the SC. The large differences in internal resistances from flight experiments as compared to ground tests were attributable to significant ohmic resistances of the payload battery interconnects (i.e., leads, connectors, etc.) and not due to the inherent cell impedances. Despite operating in LEO, the spacecraft was able to achieve sub-zero temperatures critical for flight experiments on JPL’s cold capable hybrid ESS.
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We analyzed real flight traces from FlightRadar24 toward the needed data rate for data transfer from the aircraft to the ground. To achieve this, we compare the duration of the flight with the duration on ground. We study two different options: 1) transferring data per flight or 2) per day. We show that if we transfer data per day, the needed data rate decreases up to 47% compared with per flight. We also vary parameters such as flight time or aircraft size. We conclude that long-haul flights are the most challenging flights. We show that, with today’s 4G networks, it is feasible to support up to 65.9 GB generated per flight hour, which increases to 4.4 TB with 5G. Hence, 5G is a promising technology to transfer a massive amount of data from the aircraft to the ground. We also highlight the challenges of deploying an aircraft data transfer system. These are, among others, to provide a worldwide availability or to provide a sufficient data rate to cover all aircraft at one airport. Additionally, an analysis on the data processing needs to be conducted. If a part of the data could already be processed at the aircraft, the data rate needed for transfer on ground can be reduced.
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