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    Hans J. Leiter, Christian Altmann, Ralf Kukies and Jan-Patrick Porst 22 April 2015, Berlin (D)

    Adaptation and Optimization of the RIT-X miniaturized Ion Propulsion System for Small Satellites

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    Outline

    The RIT Propulsion System Family Background and Heritage Selection of Propulsion Systems Cost Driving Elements for Geo Satellites and Scientific Missions System Comparison: (ESA) Science System vs. Small Satellites System RIT-X Performance Finally

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    Page 3

    Missions and their Propulsion Systems Science, GEO, Interplanetary (Non Small Satellites Applications)

    Orbit Transfer GEO Satellites Thrust 300-1000mN Power: 5-20kW

    Sun-Moon-EarthPlane

    Nodal Line

    RIT

    EIT

    RIT EIT

    RIT

    EIT

    RITEIT

    RIT

    EIT

    RITEIT

    Ascending Node

    Descending Node

    Earth-AeqatorialPlane

    Interplanetary Probes Thrust

    100-300mN Power

    5-10kW

    In-Situ Fine positioning and orbital control Thrust:

    N-mN Power

    50-500W

    In Orbit Service GEO Satellites Thrust:

    10-100mN Power:

    0.5-5kW

    LINK to Small Satellites

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    RIT-X is embedded in the RIT thruster family

    nominal thrustextended / on requestIsp

    max. demonstratednom. power

    mass

    NSSK

    Ultra fine thrust control

    Primary propulsion4)

    Electrical orbit raising5)

    RIT-22150 mN

    50 200 mN

    > 3300 s4260 s1)

    4669 s2)

    > 6000 s

    4580 W2)

    4740 W3)

    7.7 kg

    RIT-1550 mN

    10 70 mN> 3300 s

    > 4000 s1500 W

    2.8 kg

    RIT-10/EVO15 mN

    5 25 mN 1)

    > 3300 s

    > 3500 s470 W

    1.8 kg

    Thruster

    Application

    RIT-X50 500 N3 3000 N300 3000 s

    > 3500 s< 50 W

    440 g

    1) RIT 10 EVO2) Optimised for Geo3) Optimised for Science4) For Science missions5) For Geo missions6) nominal Operation7) Full Range

    RIT-2X>165 mN

    >4000 s 6)

    3000-4500s 7)

    < 4.8KW 6)2-6kW 7)

    < 8.8kg

    Heavy GeoMedium GeoSmall Geo

    Small / Mini Satellites

    50 200 mN

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    5 March 11, 2014

    Requirements (Subset of key requirements) High Thrust Resolution Fast Thrust Response Low Thrust Noise Micro to Millinewton Thrust

    Regime Non toxic, inert propellant Direct electric feedback of

    produced thrust Free of (magnetic) torque

    RIT-X Motivation and Application

    Compensation of atmospheric drag

    Compensation of space weather

    Formation Flying & Distributed Instruments

    Actuator for Telecomunication Satellites

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    Industrial Approach One Thruster body for different thrust ranges and applications

    29 April 2015 6

    Airbuss industrial approach bases on one thruster body for all relevant thrust ranges

    Needs of science missions are very specific

    150-2500N Thrust range has the broadest field of applications

    Successful & early in orbit operation and attractive recurring price are key to capture commercial market

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    Principle and Heritage

    In a first step Xenon is ionized in the electro-magnetic field of an rf-coil Xenon ions are accelerated in the electrostatic field of a grid system (ion optics system) Free of permanent magnets Inherent thrust stability Highly scalable Space proven technology:

    Ionisation Acceleration EURECA ARTEMIS

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    Standard selection criterion for propulsion technology

    8

    Specific impulse

    Heavy S/C

    Low mass S/C

    System specific Impulse

    First Order: Refined Assessemnt:

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    Could a new sight to propulsion create a paradigme change?

    Propulsion considered expensive and risky

    Mission designed to spacecraft prime or operator need

    No propulsion Simple and low ISP Systems

    Propulsion considered as enabler

    Mission designed to USER needs

    Higher Orbits Minimized delta-v

    Lower Orbits Increased delta v

    Relaxed environment for EP electronics

    Improved observation performance

    Inherent Answer to debris avoidance

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    Cost Drivers in RIT for GEO and RIT X Science Systems

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    Radiation 15+ years in Geo 6+ years at Lagrangian Point

    Liability

    RITX: Quality of thrust: N Resolution, Stability, Response, Low Noise

    RIT-X: System Complexity Coordinated Simultaneous Operation of 8 and more Thrusters

    Drivers are introduced by mission and NOT technology

    Mission Specific Qualification

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    Comparing two System Approaches

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    Power BusPower Bus

    Data Bus Data Bus

    PPU

    RFG

    FCU R

    FG

    FCU R

    FG

    FCU R

    FG

    FCU

    TSU

    FCU

    RFG

    TSU

    FCU

    RFG

    TSU

    FCU

    RFG

    TSU

    FCU

    RFG

    NSU

    FCU

    RFG

    XeXe

    Neutralizer

    Distributed TopologyPPU Centered Topology

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    Present work is focused on science

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    However: With the development of an RIT-X bases neutralizer the work on a Distributed System is started

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    RIT-X System Thrust Modulation Capabilities

    29 April 2015 14

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