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On Board Computers

December 2017

December 2017 Avionics Overview for ULG 2

Avionics

• The Avionics Embedded System (AES) includes the hardware

(processor, communication buses, equipments, instruments) and software required for the command & control of the spacecraft, its telecommand and telemetry handling, its failure detection, isolation and recovery and all the mission and vehicle management functions including all functional chains. The AES is the brain of the spacecraft and therefore is a vital organ for the execution of onboard functions. It represents today between 30 and 70 % of the platform non-recurrent development costs (50% in average for an ESA mission).

On Board Computer


VEGA

ARIANE 5

GALILEO IOV OBC

© RUAG Aerospace Sweden AB

GAÏA

© RUAG Aerospace Sweden AB

Payload Data Handling Unit


© EADS Astrium

PDHU

© EADS Astrium

Advanced Data & Power Mgt System


The LEON processor board (unfolded)

ADPMS under test

1,5 Watt

300 gram

Avionics


CCSDS

Avionics: Overview

Ground Segment

Platform Equipments

Payload Instruments

Command (CMD)

Control (CTRL)

PCDU

Telecommand (TC)

Telemetry (TM)

Downlink (DL)

Uplink (UL)

Spacelink

Reception (Rx)

Transmission (Tx)

Command (CMD) Control

(CTRL) Data (DAT)

•AOCS Sensors •PWR System •THERM System •RF System •…

•Optical •Scientific •Telecom •Radionavigation •…

OBC

OBSW

December 2017 7 Avionics Overview for ULG


Avionics: Overview (cont.)

CDMU

Ground Segment

Platform Equipments

Payload Instruments

PCDU

MM

Low Throughput (e.g. S Band)

High Throughput (e.g. X Band)

PDHU/ MMFU

Remote Terminal

Unit

Avionics: Redundancy


Avionics: Redundancy


Nominal Equipment

ON

Hot Redundancy

Cold Redundancy

Lukewarm Redundancy

Nominal Equipment

ON

Nominal Equipment

ON

Redundant Equipment

ON

Redundant Equipment

OFF

Redundant Equipment STANDBY

Context Memory

Both nominal and redundant equipment are On and running in parallel Mandatory if no way to select redundant equipment Advantage: no service interruption Drawback: reliability, consumption

wd cmd

Periodic save Last saved

Reconfiguration Emergency

Module

Nominal equipment is On and running while Redundant equipment if Off and not running Advantage: higher reliability Drawback: failover time

Nominal equipment is On and running while Redundant equipment if On but Halted and not running Typical of On Board Computer


Avionics: Hostile Environment

• Temperature: extreme conditions

• Temperature range solar cells -150 +100 °C

• Packaging, isolation and heaters: reduction to -20 +50 °C

• Commercial electronics don’t fit the bill : 0 70 °C (mil range -55 +125 °C)

• Ion radiation : electron, proton, heavy ion (solar flare, van Allen belts)

• Cumulated Effect:

• Modification of the component characteristics

• Single Event Effects:

• SET: Single Event Transient (glitches) non destructive

• SEU: Single Event Upset (swap) non destructive

• SEL: Single Event Latchup (CMOS)

• SEB: Single Event Burnout (MOSFET) destructive

• SEGR: Single Event Gate Rupture destructive


• Radiation Protections • Shielding • Box design • Positioning in the S/C • Technology choices • Build in electronic protection

• Fault Tolerance • Ability to support temporary or definitive modification or suppression of

functionality • Redondancy

• Processing: Spatial or Temporal Redundancy and Majority Voting • Duplicate the system: when a system is faulty, switch on the other one • Permit to eliminate the faulty system from the decision path (TMR technology) • Data Redundancy through coding, (RS, CRC, etc)

• Error Detection and Correction (EDAC) on memory • Memory scrubbing to “clean” changed memory

Avionics: Protection Means

ON BOARD PROCESSORS



OB Processor: Evolution Mips

200

100

50

14

4

2

16 bits 2 MIPS

CPU Only Mil Std

32 bits 14 MIPS Sparc V7

32 bits 84 MIPS Sparc V8

Cache

32 bits Pipe Line Multi Core

OB Processor: Frequency Increase


Increase of the processor clock frequency is a method of achieving higher performance. This however leads to increase of processor power dissipation figure.

OBP: Multi Core


Multi-core architecture is an alternative architectural solution that has the main advantage to increase the platform performance without increasing the power consumption

OBP: Multi Processor


Multi-processor architecture is yet another alternative architectural solution that allows for distributing the processing (e.g. image processing, complex gnc algorithms), on specialized, dedicated hardware (e.g. µp, dsp, fpga)

Processors vs Cores


Memory

Processor

Memory

Processor

Memory

Processor Core

Memory

Core Core

Memory

Processor

Memory

Processor

Memory

Processor Core

Memory

Core Core

Cache Cache Cache Cache Cache Cache

Cache Coherency Issue

Bus Bottleneck Issue

SMP vs AMP


Core Core Core

RTOS

Thread Thread Thread Thread

Core Core Core

RTOS

Thread Thread Thread

RTOS RTOS



Core Core Core

RTOS




Symmetric Multi Processing Asymmetric Multi Processing Supervised Asymmetric Multi Processing

OB MEMORY



On Board Computer Memory • Memory types

• PROM (Programmable Read Only Memory)

16 – 256 KB Board boot and init SW

• EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory)

2 – 8 MB the mission SW boot container, also used for safeguard

• SRAM (Static Random Access Memory)

4 – 16 MB; the workplace that contains executing SW and variables

• SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory) 16 to 512 MB slower RAM typically used for mass storage

SRAM: data bit is stored in the state of a flip-flop (transistor logic - No power for Data Retention)

DRAM: data bit is stored in the electric charge of a nano capacitor (Frequent Refresh Cycles, Volatile)

ROM: uses a metal mask to permanently enable/disable selected transistors instead of storing a charge in them FLASH: a kind of EEPROM erased and written in large blocks, read in a random access fashion (Non Volatile)

MRAM: Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory (non-volatile magnetic storage)

SDRAM, DDR SDRAM, FeRAM, MRAM, CRAM, PRAM


On Board Data Storage

• Playing Tapes Storage (Till 2000) • Mass Memory based on back and forward magnetic tapes.

• Record in forward and play back in reverse (no time to rewind)

• Robust to power failures

• Solid State Mass Memory (Nowadays) • Processor board can have 512 MB SDRAM Mass memory

• Extra board could hold a GB (with battery back-up)

• Very big Mass Memory units with almost unlimited size can be made in a very compact way (SDRAM or flash EPROM)

• Interface through fast serial links (E.g. SpaceWire)

• Mostly used for high resolution image satellites (e.g. 12 TB at EOL for Sentinel 2)

Storage Capacity, Transfer Data Rate,

Power for Data Retention, Power for Data Access, Write Endurance, Sensitivity to Single Event Effects

High Speed Error Detection, High Speed Error Correction, File Management System, Hardware Software Partitioning, Simultaneous Accesses

OB COMMUNICATIONS



On Board Communications Budget Flow (Proba 2) From -> To Mbps

TC segments Ground Spacecraft 2

TM/TC CLCW protocol feedback TC/TM channels 0,01

TM Packets TM ground 2 x 66

AOCS control OBSW Eqts 0,1

AOCS telemetry Eqts OBSW 0,1

Payload control OBSW Payload 0,1

Payload Telemetry Payload OBSW 0,01

Spacecraft SW housekeeping Eqts OBSW 0,01

REM context writing OBSW REM 0,01

REM Watchdog kicking REM OBSW 0,01

PCM/PDM control OBSW PCM/PDM 0,01

PCM/PDM Telemetry PCM/PDM OBSW 0,01

Spacecraft HW housekeeping Eqts OBSW 0,01

REM housekeeping REM (TM) ground 0,01

Payload Data TM packets Payload TM 20


On Board Communication On Board Communications

Digital Analog

Multi Drop Buses Point-to-Point Links Point-to-point

Spacewire* Mil-Bus*

Serial Line Digital Converter Switchable Outputs Statuses

I2C CanBus*

On going studies investigate on board wireless communications

Total harness weight (cables and connectors) may reach 6 to 10% of total satellite mass

Single Master Multi Master

OBDH RS-422 RS- 485

*may be redundant

PacketWire

Trade offs to be made: •Power consumption •Silicon surface, board surface •Connectors and wiring harness (6 to 10 % of weight of a satellite) •Performance (throughput, response time) •Isolation and fault propagation •Intelligence required at slave end •Required processing overhead


MilBus Basics

Bus Controller

Remote Terminal

Remote Terminal

Equipment

Equipment Equipment Equipment

Nominal

Redundant • From aircraft industry • Mil-Std-1553-B Standard • Multi Drop Bus • Master/Slave • Single cable • Half Duplex • Asynchronous • Redundant (cross strapping) • 1 Mbps (650 Kbps effective) • Manchester Bi Phase Coding

Rx Cmd Data Word Data Word …………… Data Word Status Word BC RT Answer Time

12 µs Inter Msg

4 µs

Answer Time 12 µs Tx Cmd Data Word …………… Data Word RT BC

Inter Msg 4 µs Data Word Status Word

Answer Time 12 µs Tx Cmd …………… Data Word RT RT

Inter Msg 4 µs Data Word Rx Cmd Status Word Status Word

Answer Time 12 µs

1 Msg = 1 to 32 Words

1 Word = 16 Bits

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

P

P Data

RT @ T/R Sub @ / Mode Code # Words

RT @ Err Inst Svc Reserved Bsy P

CMD

DAT

STS


Spacewire Basics

• High Speed Serial Link • Fairly Simple • High data rate (up to 400 Mbps) • Low power consumption

• Promoted by ESA, based on IEEE 1533, DS

Link, Transputer Technology • Physical interface requires LVDS-tranceivers

• Packet based <Destination

Address><Cargo><End_of_Packet>

• SpaceWire Router connects a number of SpaceWire link interfaces (receiver to transmitter ports)

• Group Adaptive Routing: group of links may be configure to increase throughput (bandwidth sharing) or fault tolerance

• Allow for different topologies following use needs


CAN Bus Basic

• Controller Area Network (CAN)

• Automotive

• Bosch / Intel


Ethernet Basics

• Deterministic Ethernet

• AFDX (Avionics Full Duplex Switched Ethernet)

• TT Ethernet (Time Trigered Ethernet)


Space Link Basic

• Radio Frequency

• L-Band, S-Band, X-Band (Science Data)

• Delay and Disruption Tolerant

• Tracking and Ranging

• Telecommand Uplink

• Telemetry Downlink

GND COMMUNICATION



TC Telecommands

• Receives TC bitstream from antenna/receiver • Hardware decoding of TC data streams:

• Decoding bitstreams, error detection and correction, de-randomisation, overrun detection

• Isolation of CLTU Command link Transmission Unit (which can contain several TC’s)

• Generate FAR Frame Analysis Report for CLCW, send to TM module (COP-1 protocol)

• Sends emergency TC’s directly to associated pulse generators

• Sending of TC’s to SW decoder

• Pulse generation (Pulse Distribution Unit) • Generates and distributes pulses without

software intervention (reliability, precision)


TM Telemetry - Sources

• Sources of Telemetry allocated to separate VC Virtual Channels • Hardware generated TM’s:

• Emergency telemetry: reporting of essential Telemetry: SW independent – low bandwidth <0,2 Kbps

• Context memory (REM) dumps - < 6Kbps

• Processor generated TM • Event driven TM’s, housekeeping, off-line and Mass Memory

data… See SW design

• TM from other sources (payloads, instruments) that inject directly TM without OBSW intervention

• Idle packet generation: to keep the space link operational and synchronised if no real TM is available

• VCM (Virtual Channels Multiplexer): • Time multiplexes VC’s according to BAT (Bandwidth

Allocation Table) on a per frame basis


Telemetry Encoder

• Handles the serialised TM frames:

• Addition of Reed-Solomon Error Detection and Correction symbols

• Pseudo-randomisation (to ensure bit transition density and avoid Tx DC components)

• Optional Non-Return-to-Zero Mark encoding

• Convolutional Encoding, such as Viterbi (doubles the bit rate)

• Optional Split-Phase Level modulator (doubles bit rate)

• Feed bitstream to radio amplifier/transmitter


OBC: System on Chip • Saab Space, available in 2008 in Atmel ATC18RHA

radiation hard 180 nm standard cell ASIC technology

• LEON2-FT Fault Tolerant SPARC V8 processor, 86 MIPS@100 MHz + FPU

• SPARC V8 Reference Memory Management Unit (MMU)

• Caches: 32 KB instruction, 16 KB data cache

• Extended Debug Support Unit (E-DSU) with 4096 trace lines

• EDAC and automatic scrubbing on large SDRAM, Memory Copy Controller

• 3 High-Speed UART’s

• Three MIL-STD-1553B bus interfaces

• OBDH bus Central Terminal

• 3 PacketWire Receivers & Transmitters

• 8 ECSS-E-50-12A SpaceWire Interfaces capable up to 200 MHz/160 Mbps, Hardware support for Remote Memory Access Protocol.

• 2 Controller Area Network (CAN) interfaces supporting up to 1 Mbps


Reconfiguration Module

• Manages:

• The watchdog and associated computer reset and switch-over logic • The active and cold standby computer • The OBSW version to be loaded at start-up

• It can as well contain:

• Context memory: • Serves as memory for time stamped logs of reconfiguration

module, boot and application SW • Is not reset by a computer boot and regularly transferred to

the ground. • Emergency TC hardware decoder and pulse generator • Central date and time system

OBP EXAMPLES



OBP : LEON2 • Synthesisable Open Source VHDL

model of a 32-bit SPARC V8

• Caches: 16 KB Data, 32 KB instructions

• Self standing computer: need only external clock and memory

• 2 timers + watchdog

• 2 UART, 32 parallel I/O

• Fault tolerant (parity, EDAC, TMR)

• Separate DSU (Debug Serial Unit) with normal serial line interface and transaction/instruction trace buffer with 512 entries

• Integrated PCI interface (50 % of chip)

• Virtual latchup free (70 MeV.cm2/mg)

• Radiation up to 300 Krads (Si)

SPARC = Scalable Processor ARChitecture = RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) – 32 bit RISC = Simple instruction set, simple CPU, target = 1 instruction per cycle (without memory R/W)

simple compiler, but needs 40 % bigger code size, better code optimisation SUN SPARC strong points: One of the best performance & power figures per gate

SPARC architecture is no longer evolving but still holds up against other CPU designs

AVIONICS EXAMPLES



PROBA 1

DHS

AOCS I/F

Reaction Wheels

(4)

Magnetometers

(2)

Magnetotorquers

(4)

PCS

GPS Receiver

Star Tracker (2)

Head

Head

Receivers (2)Transmitters

(2)

SREM

DEBIE

PPU

CHRIS

Imagers

Other

Payloads

BatterySolar

Array

Power line

Digital Control line

Proba 1

•Centralized (star) architecture

+ Simple design, direct connection with the OBC

+ Well adapted to off the shelf equipment integration

- Modularity

- Harness

• Mass:

•Structure

•Instruments

•Power

•AOCS

•Avionic & data

processing

8.5kg8.5kg

• Harness

• RF6kg6kg

8kg8kg

29kg29kg

24kg24kg

9.5kg9.5kg

12kg12kg


Bus architecture:

+ std protocol and communication schemes for all nodes

+ modularity/ testablity

+ Bus traffic solved with central arbitration (CAN, 1553) or protocal arbitration (CAN,

Ethernet)

-I/F component must be developped

- Bus redundancy


PROBA 2 Architecture

Nominal PCI BUS

DATA

ACQUISITION

MODULE

TELEMETRY &

TELECOMMAND

MODULE

SPACECRAFT

INTERFACE

MODULE

MAIN

PROCESSOR

MODULE

CAMERA &

MASS MEMORY

MODULE

PCI

ARBITER

Redundant PCI BUS

DATA

ACQUISITION

MODULE

TELEMETRY &

TELECOMMAND

MODULE

SPACECRAFT

INTERFACE

MODULE

MAIN

PROCESSOR

MODULE

CAMERA &

MASS MEMORY

MODULE

PCI

ARBITER

I/O BUS

EMERGENCY

TELECOMMAND

MODULE

•Proba 2

• Internal busses (industrial standards)

• Main Boards/ generic communication (analog/

digital I/Os, serial lines)


Backplane data throughput

up to 1 GBps

Multi processor support

Processor board - 100MIPS - 64 Mbyte SDRAM - 4 Mbyte SRAM - 4 Mbyte Flash - 256 kByte Prom Telecommand

- 2 Mbps uplink capability - 4 virtual channels or more - configurable N° of MAP-ID

- 56 CPDU channels

Telemetry - 100 Mbps downlink - 5 virtual channels - 2 packetwire inputs - full encoding

Mass memory - 4 Gbit - with EDAC

Context memory - 128 kbyte - with EDAC

Communication Interfaces - Up to 25 UART channels - Up to 6 TTC-B-01 channels - a camera interface with frame grabber - 2 packetwires

Analogue Interfaces - Up to 80 analogue inputs - Up to 32 temperature inputs

Time interfaces - 8 programmable clock outputs - 3 clock datation inputs

Power conditioning - Up to 300W satellite peak power - Up to 6 solar sections

Power distribution - 24 outputs of 28V / 50W - current protected with auto restart - switchable or non-switchable - battery undervoltage protected with auto switch off

H/W generated emergency telemetry

Centralised time

synchronisation

H/W recovery

TC decoder

Budgets: Mass 13 kg Volume 455x160x267mm Power 17 W

1 failure tolerant system

Proba2: Main Facts & Figures

Avionics : Proba V



Avionics : Proba 3 PROPULSION

Nominal

AOCS & FF ADPMS

DWI+FLS

ULLIS

Comms

Payload

Coronagraph

electronics

Primary Tx

Primary Rx

RF

DU

Redundant Tx

Redundant Rx

S-b

an

d a

nte

nn

as

Power

Li-ion Battery

Solar arrays

Umbilical to launcher

Umbilical to Occulter

Power & Data Test I/F

Mechanisms

Solar array release mechanism (primary)

SO 28V

SO 28V

TC I/F RS422 UART

NSO 28V

TC I/F RS422 UART

Clock RS422 UART

TM I/F RS422 UART

SO 28V

NSO 28V

Clock

TM I/F RS422 UART

ImageWire

RS422 UART (TBC)Coronagraph

optics & telescope

DMS

PMS

Primary

DMS

MPM

MCPM

TTM

SIM

DAM0

DAM1

REM

PSM

PDM0

PCM

Redundant

DMS

MPM

MCPM

TTM

SIM

DAM0

DAM1Temp sensors 1 to 12 (TBC) on optical bench

Heaters 1 to 6 (TBC) on optical bench

RS422 UART

MIL-STD-1553

SO 28V

SO 28V

ASC

CHU1

CHU2

CHU3

DPU

CPU1

Cro

ss c

ou

plin

g

CPU1SO 28V

RS422 UART

Clock

SO 28V

RS422 UART

Clock

SO 28V

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

RS422 UART

RS422 UART

SO 28V

Coronagraph spacecraft

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Dump resistor

SO 28V

SO 28V

SO 28V

RS422 UART

Thermal

I/F boxSO 28V

RS422 UART

1N 3DOF - Monoprop (HPGP)

Valve 8

Valve 1

...

10mN 6DOF - Marotta

Valve 16

Valve 1

...

SO 28V

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

Solar array release mechanism (redundant)Safe & Arm

Safe & Arm

Propulsion DAM

DAM2 DAM2

RS422 UART

PDM1

PDM2

PDM3

PDM4

PDM5

Body panel x 6X 6

RF Metrology

Primary RF metrology

BB

Tx

Rx

Rf s

witc

h

Redundant RF metrology

...

BB

Tx

Rx

Rf s

witc

h

7 S

-ba

nd

an

ten

na

s

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

X 3

X 3

X 4

X 4

X 3

X 3

PowerLow speed data linkHigh speed data linkAnalog signalDigital signalClock

Mission-Critical Item

X 2

X 2

500µN EP 2DOF - MiDGITS

RF Supply

PCCS XFCU

RF Supply

neutraliser

RS422 UART

X 4

X 6

Thermal control

Heater branches x 2 (for redundancy)

ASSG-RTU

Acc I/F

electronics

SAS I/F

electronics

SPS I/F

electronics

Redundant

Acc I/F

electronics

SAS I/F

electronics

SPS I/F

electronics

Accelerometers

Acc1

Acc5

...

Sun sensor 1*4

SPS

Sensors

1 to 4Amplifier

GRW-RTU

Nominal

Redundant

Gyros

Gyro1

Gyro5

...

Gyro I/F

electronics

Gyro I/F

electronics

RW1

RW4

...

RW I/F

electronics

RW I/F

electronics

RS422 UART

Nom GPS

receiverLNA

Red GPS

receiverLNA

PROP-RTU

Nominal

Redundant

I/F electronics

I/F electronics

PROP-RTU

Nominal

Redundant

I/F electronics

I/F electronics

EP-RTU

Nominal

Redundant

I/F electronics

I/F electronics

SO 28V

RS422 UART

PTC-RTU

Redundant

Quick-nut

Pyro

22 Thermistor

I/F electronics

4 LED drivers

18 Heaters

I/F electronics

Nominal

Quick-nut

Pyro

22 Thermistor

I/F electronics

4 LED drivers

18 Heaters

I/F electronics

SO 28V

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

Nom GPS PPS

RS422 UART

RS422 UART

Red GPS PPS

2 x 4 LEDs for

RDW

Courtesy QinetiQ Space


PROBA 3: PROPULSION

AOCS & FF ADPMS

Comms

Payload

DARA

Primary Tx

Primary Rx

RF

DU

Redundant Tx

Redundant Rx

S-b

an

d a

nte

nn

as

Umbilical to Coronagraph

Power & Data Test I/F

SO 28V

SO 28V

TC I/F RS422 UART

NSO 28V

TC I/F RS422 UART

Clock RS422 UART

TM I/F RS422 UART

SO 28V

NSO 28V

Clock

TM I/F RS422 UART

RS422 UART (TBC)

DMS

PMS

Primary

DMS

MPM

MCPM

TTM

SIM

DAM0

DAM1

REM

PSM

PDM0

PCM

Redundant

DMS

MPM

MCPM

TTM

SIM

DAM0

DAM1

Occulter spacecraft

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10mN 6DOF - Marotta

Valve 8

Valve 1

...

Propulsion DAM

PDM1

PDM2

PDM3

PDM4

PDM5

RF Metrology

Primary RF metrology

BB

Tx

Rx

Rf s

witc

h

Redundant RF metrology

...

BB

Tx

Rx

Rf s

witc

h

7 S

-ba

nd

an

ten

na

s

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

X 4

X 4

X 3

X 3

X 2

X 2

NSO 28V (thermal)

2 x 4 LEDs for

OPS

10-1000µN 6DOF - Nanospace Coldgas

Pod 1

Pod 4

...

DAM2 DAM2

RS422 UART RS422 UART

Power

Li-ion Battery

Solar arrays

Dump resistor

X 3

X 3

X 6

Body panel x 6X 6 PowerLow speed data linkHigh speed data linkAnalog signalDigital signalClock

Mission-Critical Item

SO 28V

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

PROP-RTU

Nominal

Redundant

I/F electronics

I/F electronics

PROP-RTU

Nominal

Redundant

I/F electronics

I/F electronics

Thermal control

Heater branches x 2 (for redundancy)

PTC-RTU

Redundant

Quick-nut

Pyro

22 Thermistor

I/F electronics

4 LED drivers

18 Heaters

I/F electronics

Nominal

Quick-nut

Pyro

22 Thermistor

I/F electronics

4 LED drivers

18 Heaters

I/F electronics

ASC

CHU1

CHU2

CHU3

DPU

CPU1

Cro

ss c

ou

plin

g

CPU1SO 28V

RS422 UART

Clock

SO 28V

RS422 UART

Clock

RS422 UART

SO 28V

SO 28V

SO 28V

RS422 UART

ASSG-RTU

Nominal

Acc I/F

electronics

SAS I/F

electronics

SPS I/F

electronics

Redundant

Acc I/F

electronics

SAS I/F

electronics

SPS I/F

electronics

Accelerometers

Acc1

Acc5

...

Sun sensor 1*4

GRW-RTU

Nominal

Redundant

Gyros

Gyro1

Gyro5

...

Gyro I/F

electronics

Gyro I/F

electronics

RW1

RW4

...

RW I/F

electronics

RW I/F

electronics

RS422 UART

Nom GPS

receiverLNA

Red GPS

receiverLNA

RS422 UART

SO 28V

Nom GPS PPS

RS422 UART

RS422 UART

Red GPS PPS

SO 28V

RS422 UART

SO 28V

RS422 UART

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