2009
DOI: 10.2514/4.867019
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“…This battery pack is oversized so that the battery is never greater than 60 percent discharged, a condition that would damage the battery pack's ability to store charge near the end of the 3 yr mission (Ref. 44). If the power load can be reduced during eclipse cycles, the size of the battery will decrease proportionally.…”
Section: Storagementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This battery pack is oversized so that the battery is never greater than 60 percent discharged, a condition that would damage the battery pack's ability to store charge near the end of the 3 yr mission (Ref. 44). If the power load can be reduced during eclipse cycles, the size of the battery will decrease proportionally.…”
Section: Storagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Assuming the specific energy of the Li-ion battery pack is 110 Wh/kg, the peak spacecraft power consumption during an eclipse is 875 W, and a worst case eclipse duration of 3 hr, it was calculated that a 4.4 kW-hr battery pack would be necessary to operate the spacecraft through periods of lunar eclipse (Ref. 43). This battery pack is oversized so that the battery is never greater than 60 percent discharged, a condition that would damage the battery pack's ability to store charge near the end of the 3 yr mission (Ref.…”
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“…The satellite has 5050 kg total mass with 3000 kg of propellant and 2050 kg of dry mass. Launch vehicle user guides provide orbital parameters of geo-transfer orbit (GTO) or required delta-V to reach geosynchronous orbit (GSO) [14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23].…”
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“…Konstelacja satelitów systemu nawigacyjnego Marsa tworzy konstelację Walkera 90:6/6/1 20 . Proces budowy w pełni funkcjonalnego systemu nawigacji satelitarnej Marsa będzie przedsięwzięciem wieloletnim, wieloetapowym [11,14,15] …”
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