SDO CDH Subsystem Mission PDR
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C&DH Page 1SDO Preliminary Design Review (PDR) – March 9 - 12, 2004
SDO CDH SubsystemMission PDR
Jack McCabe, Code 561SDO CDH PDL
SDO CDH PDTSchumacher, Pack, Culver, Dailey, Haghani, Folk, Li,
Hovmand, Ballou, Hawkins, Winkert, Hestnes, Calderwood, Nearhoof, Luers, Smith, Younger & Padgett
C&DH Page 2SDO Preliminary Design Review (PDR) – March 9 - 12, 2004
MRD v5.0 Level 2 – Driving Requirements
• 2.2.2 Fault Tolerance– Design shall be either
• Single fault tolerant and meet minimum success criteria. Or• Employ sufficient testing/analysis to ensure system reliability where fault tolerance & graceful degradation does not exist.
– Interpretation of this requirement (graceful degradation ) leads to cross strapping, redundancy, robust system design.
• 2.3.2 Radiation– TID 400 Krad – 100Mils, 40 Krad – 200Mils– SEE – Destructive LET > 100 Mev– SEE – Non Destructive LET <37 Mev
• 4.4.2.2 Ka Band– 150 Mbps continuous I & Q science data to the ground.– ATMEL device TSS901E– Autonomous HSB link re-sync.
• 4.4.3.1 Data System– Distributed Architecture– Common nodal power supply, power switching, and backplane protocol.
• 4.4.3.6.3.2 Stored telemetry– 90 Mbytes minimum of Recorder Space.
• 4.4.3.7.2 Bit error– HSB Bit Error Rate < than 1x10-10
• (CDH portion, Instrument output to RF conversion, of 99.99% completeness budget)
C&DH Page 3SDO Preliminary Design Review (PDR) – March 9 - 12, 2004
CDH Subsystem Top Level Design
• Primary Subsystem Responsibilities– Serve as the S-Band uplink & downlink interface between the ground and the observatory.– Serve as the Ka-Band downlink interface between the instruments and the ground.– High Speed Bus (HSB) End To End oversight.– Serve as spacecraft 1553 Bus controller.– Provide the main computing power for the spacecraft.– Provide spacecraft Bulk Memory. – Provide for limited 28V power distribution.– Provide for limited spacecraft telemetry gathering and processing.
• Subsystem Components– S_Comm Card S-Band uplink & downlink interface, 28V power distribution control,
telemetry gathering and processing.– Ka_Comm Card Ka-Band downlink interface.– SBC & BMC Cards Main computing power, 1553 Bus controller, Bulk Memory.– DCDC Cards Local Subsystem power.– Backplane Local Subsystem data transfer.– PCC & LPSC Provided by 563 for primary power and service switching
• Subsystem Redundancy– The CDH Subsystem is fully redundant and its components are housed in two identical boxes.– Each box is comprised of three independent functional entities, coupled by a local Subsystem Backplane– Data busses and switched & un-switched power are cross strapped.
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Implementation & Architecture
• Three independent functional units enclosed in the same box– Single Board Computer, DC/DC and BMC card function as the main Spacecraft Processor
and bus controller.– SDN-based S Comm Uplink/Downlink card, provides command and housekeeping telemetry
interface to S-band Transponders.– Ka Comm card, receives science data from instruments via ATMEL 1355 interface, Formats,
encodes and transmits I&Q serial data to Ka Transmitter for downlink.
• S Comm card controls a separately powered LPSC which is used to provide power to remaining C&DH components
– Allows for power switching to SBC’s without reliance on 1553 bus or hardware decoded commands
– Hardware commands exist to reset S Comm card, reset PSE, and power cycle PSE services– S Comm card receives un-switched power, but LPSC switch card power is switched by PSE,
providing fault isolation in the event of S Comm card failure
• Both Ka Comm and S Comm cards provide cross-strapped interfaces to their respective RF systems
– S Comm receives real time telemetry over 1553 bus, and playback over Serial Port. Serial port is cross strapped from Bulk Memory Card
– Ka Comm provides for two 100Mbit links to each of the three instruments. Instruments have option to spread data over both links or just one link (baseline is two links).
C&DH Page 5SDO Preliminary Design Review (PDR) – March 9 - 12, 2004
Changes since SCR
• Added Bulk Memory Card to subsystem architecture– MRD (4.4.3.6.3.2) requirement for 90 Mbytes of storage.
• SPN split into two card (PCC & LPSC) – MRD (4.3.3) Power Distribution
• Power sequence circuit to accommodate ACTEL FPGA inrush GIDEP alert. – ACTEL guide up alert for possible In-rush problems.
• Added 2.5V voltage to CDH backplane design to accommodate ACTEL FPGA inrush guide up alert
– ACTEL guide up alert for possible In-rush problems.
• Ka Card DL ASIC to generate serialized I & Q instead of previous baseline to use commercial serializer
– Radiation issues made previous part unreliable for baselined BER & clock distribution.
• Clock circuit redesign to Ka card.– Radiation issues made previous part unreliable for baselined clock distribution. And MRD (4.4.2.2) for 150
Mbps downlink
• Added HSB Link resync capability • Backplane bus protocol changed from “Simple Bus” to cPCI.
– MRD (4.4.3.1) & program decision to use a standard bus protocol over non-standard bus protocol.
C&DH Page 6SDO Preliminary Design Review (PDR) – March 9 - 12, 2004
SDO Electrical Architecture
ACE SDNBC
RT
1553 Bus
28V Power to ACS sensors, actuators &heaters
Thermistors, HGA sensors
to S- Band
IRU
Propulsion
RT
28V Power to ACS sensors, actuators & heaters
DC-DC Converter
RT
Battery
PSE
SDN
Bat
tery
Mod
ule
3 O
utpu
t Mod
ules
PSE
SDN
DC
-DC
Con
vert
er
RT
Dep
loy
Circ
uits
28V power 28V power
ST #1
ST #2
RT
RT
RT
RT RT
RT
CSS
CSS
Engine Valve Driver boards
RWA I/O
ACE SDN
RWA I/O
Prop Pyro board
Engine Valve Driver boards
DC-DC Converter
DC
-DC
Con
vert
er
Gimbal Interface
DC-DC Converter
28V powerPwr Switching
DC/DC Converter
Bulk Memory &DC/DC Converter
S/C Processor
RT
Pwr Switching
3 O
utpu
t Mod
ules
Sola
r Arr
ay M
odul
e
SolarArray
Sola
r Arr
ay M
odul
e
SolarArray
PSE
ACE A
ACE B
GCECDH A
RW #1
RW #3RW #2RW #4
AIA
AEB4 Optics
& CEB
GT’s
HMI Inst Electronics
HMIHMI Optics
& CEB
EVE IEM (incl. SDN)
EVE
MEGS
ESP
DC-DC Converter
Power Switching
Uplink/DownlinkS Band SDN
High SpeedData Ka Band
H/W decoded cmds
28V Power to Gimbal drives,
Instrument Module thermal control
Ka XMTR A
Ka XMTR B
from Ka Comm B
Waveguide Switch
to HighGain
Antennae
SynchronousSerial Bus
to Up/Down B
RT
toKa- Band
from Instruments
DC-DC Converter
Housekeeping SDN
Gimbal InterfaceRT
BC
RTH/W decoded cmdsUplink/Downlink
S Band SDN
28V power to SBC, Ka Comm, S XMTR
DC-DC Converter
DC/DC Converter
High SpeedData Ka Band
Bulk Memory &DC/DC Converter
S/C Processor
RT
Pwr Switching
Housekeeping SDN
CDH B
Pwr Switching
SXPNDR A
S XPNDR B
3 dB Hybrid
to Omnisfrom S
Comm A
SynchronousSerial Bus
to Up/DownA
Power Switching
Prop Pyro board
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CDH Subsystem Architecture – Box 1
LPSC PCC
SDN S COMM
DCDC/ BMC
SBC
DCDC Ka Comm
RT BC RT
S/C 1553 BusA&B
S BandUplink IFA&B
S BandDownlink IFA&B
Ka BandLVDSHSB IFA&B
Instruments13553 x 2 portHSB IF
Dual PSE A&BUnSwitched 28 V
PlaybackSerial IF - A
PlaybackSerial IF - B
TelemetryCollection &DiscreteCommandingA&B
Local CDH BackplaneRegion - 1
Local CDH BackplaneRegion - 2
Local CDH BackplaneRegion - 3
Switched 28 V
Switched 28 V
Switched 28 VS Band TX A&B
Dual PSE A&BSwitched 28 V
Switched 28 VHeater Control
Data
PowerDiscrete
Switched 28 VCDH Region 2-BSwitched 28 VCDH Region 3-B
PlaybackSerial IF - B
(2.5V, 3.3V, 5V)(2.5V, 3.3V, 5V)(2.5V, 3.3V, 5V, +/- 15V)
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Heritage
• Level of heritage in the SDO CDH Subsystem– Region One (S Band Comm, Power, Switching)
• SDN based S_Comm cardo Functional Concept has MAP/EO-1 heritageo Processor however is new (Cold fire rather than UT69R000)
• Backplaneo Backplane Interface is cPCI (standard used on SWIFT). Flight applications that comply with standard have been
imposed on interface.
• Powero PCC and LPSC have functional heritage with MAP/EO-1
– Region Two (Processor/Recorder/cPCI Backplane)• Functional capabilities have standard flight heritage.• Requirements for SBC can be met with commercially available designs• Bulk Memory has functional heritage with DRAM and serial playback capabilities.• cPCI interface is to be commercial standard.
– Region Three (HSB/Ka_Comm)• ATMEL 1355 device has limited heritage from STEREO• Data rate (150Mbps) with no storage and continuous playback has no heritage
– Subsystem Enclosure and card design• Will have maximum manufacturing heritage with MAP/EO-1.
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Technical Resources
Description Detail Units Project Allocation/Estimate Subsystem Estimate Status Comment
Mass Kgs(Lbs) 28 26 (58) Applies to Boxes 1 & 2
Launch Watts 73 50 to 63 Appropriate section of each box is powered
Nominal/Eclipse Watts 95 66 to 83 Appropriate section of each box is powered
Height Meters (inches) - .254 (10.0) Applies to a single box. Two boxes in Subsystem
Length Meters (inches) - .251 (9.9) Applies to a single box. Two boxes in Subsystem
Width Meters (inches) - .343 (13.5) Applies to a single box. Two boxes in Subsystem
Power
Volume
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S-Band Telemetry Functional Flow
S Band Telemetry Allocations (As of System PDR 12-02-03)
TLM Mode TDRS (LEO) Emergency @ GEO Contingency Normal (w ith
Ranging)Prop Manuever (with Ranging)
LEO, Launch, Recorder Dump
Real Time TLM Rate (bps) 2000 2000 8000 32000 32000 32000Effective TLM Rate (bps) 1700 1700 6800 27220 27220 27220Filter Table 1 2 3 4 5 6Reserve PDR (~15% of effective) 255 255 1020 4083 4083 4083Allocated (~83 to 85% of effective) 1408 1445 5780 23072 22548 22864Used (bps) 1663 1700 6800 27155 26631 26947Used (%bps) 98% 100% 100% 100% 98% 99%
(From SDO Systems PDR)
PrimaryS-Comm
Hybrid
RedundantS-Comm
Serial I/Fs PrimaryX-Ponder
RedundantX-Ponder
PrimaryCDH
ProcessingElement
RedundantCDH
ProcessingElement
1553Bus
RedundantKa-Comm
PrimaryKa-Comm
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S_Comm Hardware Commands
Hardware Commands# Description Side0 S-Comm Processor /ASD A1 PSE Processor /ASD A2 PSE POR A3 SBC A4 S_Comm POR A5 CDH BC Mode A6 Spare A7 Spare A8 S-Comm Processor /ASD B9 PSE Processor /ASD B10 PSE POR B11 SBC B12 S_Comm POR B13 CDH BC Mode B14 Spare B15 Spare B
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Processing Element Development Strategy
Single Board Computer (SBC)• The Single Board Computer (SBC) will be
procured as a commercial item (i.e.. An item that is available for sale in the commercial marketplace)
• SBC requirements are captured in the following SDO documents based on numerous meetings with SDO subsystem engineers and limited market research of known vendors:
– Performance Specification - 464-CDH-SPEC-0012
– Statement of Work (SOW) - 464-CDH-LEGL-0008
• Spec and SOW incorporated into a Request-for-Offer (RFO) package to industry.
Bulk Memory Card (BMC)• Interface to SBC via cPCI bus (32-Bit,
33MHz)• SBC ICD/Specification
• Provide a minimum 90 Mbytes of data storage• MRD Level 2 Directed
• Allow playback of stored telemetry directly to S-COMM card with a maximum clock rate of 2 MHz• S-COMM Card ICD/Specification
• Provide throughput for power from DC/DC card to SBC• DC/DC Card ICD/Specification
• Support Reset interface to SBC• SBC procurement
• Support 1553 BC Interface• SBC procurement
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Time
• What is the Scope of Observatory Time– Relative Accuracy
•0.010 Sec over period of 1Sec
– Absolute Accuracy•Observatory to ground to within 0.1 Sec
– Time Adjustment•<= 100 uSec over period of 1 Sec
o HMI requires smooth time adjustment
– Ground time correlation– Time distribution– Time verification
• Who is responsible for Time– The CDH is “Master Clock Keeper”– Reference documents
•464-SYS-REQ-0004•464_CDH-SPEC-0042
• Where is it used in the Subsystem– The CDH maintains, adjusts and distributes
time to instruments, S/C subsystems and ground systems.
• How is time maintained– CDH maintains time using both hardware and
software.– FSW uses the hardware counters, the MET,
the UTCF and the leap seconds to represent one single value – S/C UT.
– Adjustment capabilities include:•Course adjustment of S/C UT•Fine adjustment of S/C UT•Constant adjustment to reduce S/C UT drift with respect to UTC.
– Hardware supports the S/C UT to UTC correlation method that will meet the mission time accuracy requirements.
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Ka-Band Telemetry Functional Flow
PrimaryKa XMTR
RedundantKa XMTR
1234
1234
1234
142536
142536
AIA
4 Ports2 Active
HMI
4 Ports2 Active
EVE
4 Ports2 Active
PrimaryKa Comm
RedundantKa Comm
Note: While the arrows do not show it, there is flow control back to the instruments from the Ka Comm Card.
Ka Band Telemetry Allocations (per 464-CDH-ICD-0012)Instrument Slots (1300 Max.) Bandwidth - Mbps
(150 Mbps Max.)HMI 550 55EVE 20 (70) 7AIA 580 (670) 67
Unused (TDM Table) 150 (10) 15 (129)Total (TDM Table) 1300 130
Waveguide switch
to HGA A
to HGA B
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HSB Requirements/Specification Overview
REQUIREMENTSTransfer science data from Instr. to Ka Comm• 3 instruments : rates
– AIA : 67 Mbps – EVE : 7 Mbps – HMI : 55 Mbps
• Fault tolerance– Primary/redundant Ka Comm boards, cold-spared– Paired links from each instrument to each Ka Comm– Implement a Link resync method
• Data flow management– Perform data rate quota enforcement via TDM table
• Utilize– Atmel TSS901E (SMCS332)– Atmel T7906E (SMCS116)
SPECIFICATIONSProtocol layers (bottom to top)• Physical
– Spacewire cable/connector compliant
• Signal– Cold-spare LVDS and/or LVDM transmitters (TBR)– Cold-spare LVDS receivers– Data/Strobe
• Character– IEEE 1355 compliant– Spacewire compliant without Time codes
• Exchange– Atmel 1355 compliant
• Packet– IM_PDUs from instruments to Ka Comm– No packets from Ka Comm to instruments– Just null & flow control characters
• Network– Paired point to point IEEE 1355/Spacewire links– No routers
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Data Flow Management
• Basic Ka Comm function is a 6:1 mux– Receive IM_PDUs simultaneously on up to 6 input ports– Build CADUs from IM_PDUs– Multiplex CADUs onto 1 output port to RF modulator
• Ka Comm also ensures instrument rates are not exceeded via 1300 slot TDM table
– Each slot holds 3-bit value of IM_PDU port to output next
– Default slots values copied from PROM to RAM after reset
– Each slot’s value can be changed by ground command– 1300 slots provides for data rate limit selection with 0.1
Mbps resolution for 150 Mbps CADU output rate
• HSB performs data rate quota enforcement per Ka Comm TDM table direction
1300 slot TDM table• A-1 : AIA channel 1• A-2 : AIA channel 2• E-1 : EVE channel 1• E-2 : EVE channel 2 (Not used nominally)• H-1 : HMI channel 1• H-2 : HMI channel 2• fill : Fill CADU
Each slot represents 1 CADU• 109 usec per slot
– 16,352 bits @150 Mbps
• 1 IM_PDU per CADU• Slot assignments are configurable
1300 slots provides 0.1 Mbps per slot– CADUs @ 150 Mbps = IM_PDUs @ 130 Mbps– 130 Mbps / 1300 slots = 0.1 Mbps per slot
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Testing
• Ka Downlink Card NTGSE, FEPS, Instrument Data
Simulator (Limited functionality for BB)
• S-Comm SDN CDH Test Rack, FEDS, Flight Software
GSE, NTGSE
• Single Board Computer NTGSE, Flight Software GSE, possible
timing interface to CDH Test Rack
• Bulk Memory Card CDH Test Rack (for playback test)
• Ka DC:DC card None
Power Converter Card & Low Power Switch Card CDH test rack (resistive loads for
LPSC)
• CDH Subsystem Testability– The Subsystem is required to verify built to
requirements and validate that function works, but it must also be able to perform functional testing through out development and mitigate hardware, cost & schedule risk.
– The approach that the Subsystem plans to employ to facilitate appropriate testing at all phases of development and to eliminate retro activities. Such as:
•Detailed test procedures that encompass testing at BB, ETU and FLT designs, both at the card and box level.•PDT designs cards from the start to employ testing at various stages of development.•Inter subsystem communication for demands of test at spacecraft I&T stage.•Appropriate test points at the card level for testing.•Sufficient test points at front panel to allow FPGA test/analysis, before opening the box.•Branch level configuration software for card and FPGA designs to mitigate incorrect version loads. This ensures that test protocols are kept updated.
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GSE Block DiagramSDO C&DH Test Rack Interfaces
C&DH
Counter Timer
C&DH TR PC (NTGSE based)
FEDS
ASIST
User Interface
S-Band RS422
BC R
BC R
BCR
BCR
1553
RS-232 (GSE)
GPIB
Switch 100Mbps
Instrument DataSimulator
Instrument 1355
6
H/L RS422 3
BC
BC
BC
BC
Digital I/O
Analog O/P
Power Supply0-40Vdc 10A
Digital I/O
Data FromEVE
HMI
AIA
(2) to SBC(2) to SDN(2) to Ka
2
1
RS-422 (GSE & Hardware Commands)
Digital
Digital
Digital 28V (21-35V Pulse 50ms)
82
18
8
16
2
5V TTL
5V(0-5V Pulse 31ms)
FEPKa LVDS 4
GSE/Test 1355 2
Thermistors 8
222222
2
2
2
PotentiometerBox
SwitchedPower
RS-232 2
Power ReadAnalog I/P 16
Analog I/P 20
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Status (1/3)
• The CDH Subsystem is presently at the end stages of Breadboard design for most cards and subsystem development.
– Identified RFAs still require closure.– Some Interfaces still require clarification, plan in place and expect satisfactory closeout.– Peer review for CDH Backplane still requires completion– Certain documents still require project review and approval
• When these items are satisfactorily closed out the CDH Subsystem will be ready to proceed to Breadboard layout.
• All Bread Board parts have been selected by Subsystem PDT and confirmed by Parts Team, to have a path to migrate to flight acceptable parts.
• Devices/parts used in CDH designs have been reviewed by parts team and have received initial approval.
• Subsystem will work closely with Parts team to ensure completion of parts testing and screening.
• No parts issues are present to date.– No Breadboard part is delivered later than 6/7/04 (Kit Date)
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Status (2/3)
• CDH Subsystem Doc DOC # Status– ICD 464CDH-ICD-0029 Preliminary– REQUIREMENTS 464-CDH-REQ-0038 Submitted for formal
review with CCR– GSE REQUIREMENTS 464-CDH-REQ-0030 Preliminary– Development Plan 464-CDH-PLAN-0028 Preliminary– HSB ICD 464-CDH-ICD-0012 Preliminary
• Single Board Computer (SBC)– SBC SOW 464-CDH-LEGL-0008 Baselined
– SBC Specification 464-CDH-SPEC-0012 Baselined
• cPCI Backplane– cPCI ICD (J1 & J2) 464-CDH-ICD-0032 Review – cPCI REQ 464-CDH-REQ-0044 Review
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Status (3/3)
• Status to date– Boards designs have had Peer level Reviews– Subsystem has had Subsystem level PDR– Board circuit designs for Layout are complete
pending RFA (Peer and PDR) completion.– Major RFAs still in an open status are:
•C&DH system: RFA 15 MDM connector & Harnessing Issues •Ka (and HSB):
oRFA's 8 & 34 Atmel Radiation concerns, oRFA's 23,14,33,5,12 Resync issues (effect on BER)
•SBC: RFA's 4,25, 43 & 52 EEprom boot area lockout (may require change to RFP)•DC DC Card: RFA 17 & 31 Backplane capacitance and effect on in-rush •Comm Card: RFA 12- 3.3V differential signal vs. 5V for 422 •BMC: RFA 18 (radiation susceptibility of SDRAM not known)
CDH Subsystem PDR RFAsStatus
Tota
l
Resp
onse
Pro
vide
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Ope
n/Re
view
Clos
ed
57 57 35 22100% 100% 61% 39%
Subsystem 25 25 14 11High Speed Bus (HSB) 6 6 3 3Single Board Computer (SBC) 4 4 2 2S_Comm ASD 4 4 2 2DCDC 4 4 1 3Bulk Memory Card (BMC) 4 4 4 0Ka 6 6 5 1BKPLN 4 4 4 0PSE ASD - - - -DL ASIC - - - -
Subsystem Component Comments
CDH Card Level Peer Review RFAsStatus
Tota
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Resp
onse
Pro
vide
d
Ope
n/Re
view
Clos
ed
116 116 33 83100% 100% 28% 72%
S_Comm ASD 20 20 4 16DCDC 20 20 4 16Bulk Memory Card (BMC) 25 25 10 15Ka 13 13 6 7BKPLN - - - - Peer Review PendingPSE ASD 20 20 8 12DL ASIC 18 18 1 17
Subsystem Component Comments
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Development Flow
Flight Dev.Phase
ETU Dev.Phase
Design Fab Test
Concept/Reqs. Review Design
Peer Review
Latest S/W Load & GSE
Design Fab Test
Updated S/W Load
Design Peer Review
BB mods. folded into ETU design
Design Fab Test
Systems Eng. Pre-Fab Review
ETU mods. Folded into Flight design Updated S/W Load
(sufficient to test/verify all H/W interfaces & functions)
BB Dev.Phase
PDR
Systems Eng.Pre-Fab Review
Thermal Test
Environmental TestPhase EMI/EMC Vibration Thermal Vac
EMI/EMCResults Review
Deliver toSpacecraft
VibrationResults Review
Thermal VacResults Review
CDR
PhaseB
PhaseC
PhaseD
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C&DH Schedule
Q4
CY 2003 CY 2004 CY 2005 CY 2006 CY 2007Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
CY 2008
MISSION MILESTONES
C&DH Milestones
Backplane (cPCI)
Subsystem & Element
C&DH Module
PDR1/8/04
CDR10/04
Ka-Band CardS-Band CardDC/DC CardSDN BackplaneBulk Memory
PSE SDNBB
Cards
ETUFLT
Environmental Test
Spacecraft I&T
ICRSRR/SCR
PDR
5/04
CR CDR
2/05
PSR
2/088/03LAUNCH
4/08
PER
5/074/8
Launch1 2 3 4
S-Band Comm SDN 1 = Spacecraft Integration= Schedule Reserve
2 = Instrument Integration3 = Environmental Testing4 = Launch Site Operations
BB
BB
BB
ETU
ETU
ETU
FLT
FLT
FLT
SBC
Assembly, Test & Closeout
Award
3/04
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Conclusion - Program Assessment
• The CDH Subsystem has a viable implementation plan.• The Requirements and Documentation are in place and pending review
completion• The CDH Subsystem is adequately staffed and has sufficient resources to
successfully proceed.• Major milestones have been worked into Subsystem schedule and adequate
“slack” before delivery to spacecraft has been integrated.• Issues have been clearly itemized and identified.
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SDO CDH MISSION PDRBACKUP SLIDES
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Processing Element Resets
Reset Action BC/RT Register SDRAM FSW IMAGE Register
Power-On (POR) Resets All on BMC and SBC
Cleared (RT mode)
Initialize to zeros Cleared (EEPROM Image)
HW Cmd #3 Resets All on BMC and SBC
Cleared (RT mode)
Initialize to zeros Cleared (EEPROM Image)
HW Cmd #5 Resets SBC and partial BMC
Set (BC mode) No Change No Change from last state
S/W Commanded Cold Start
(via WD timer?)
SBC: Vendor specificBMC: partial
No Change from last state
No Change No Change from last state
Watchdog Timer Reset
SBC: Vendor specific.BMC partial
No Change from last state
No Change No Change from last state
S/W Commanded Warm Start
Does not reset hardware. Restarts FSW
No Change from last state
No Change No Change from last state
HW Cmd #TBD Resets SBC and partial BMC
No Change from last state
No Change Set (PROM Image)
Note: BMC functions reset during “partial” reset: 1. cPCI target FPGA, 2. MIL-STD-1553 protocol chip, 3. SRAM/Sync Serial Port (SSP)/1553 Control FPGA,
= desirement??
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Atmel 1355 Usage
AIA Instrument Electronics200 Mbps Link Rate
< 160 Mbps Data Rate1355 Type: 1-port
Mode: ProtocolManaged: Remotely
Active Qty: 4Inactive Qty: 0
Redundancy: None
AIA Interface Electronics
1355 Type: 1-portMode: Protocol
Managed: LocallyActive Qty: 4
Inactive Qty: 0Redundancy: None
Ka Comm
1355 Type: 3-portMode: TransparentManaged: Locally
Active Qty: 2Inactive Qty: 0
Redundancy: per HSB ICD
1355 Type: 3-portMode: TransparentManaged: Locally
Active Qty: 1Inactive Qty: 1
Redundancy: per HSB ICD
HMI Instrument Electronics
1355 Type: 1-portMode: Protocol
Managed: RemotelyActive Qty: 2
Inactive Qty: 0Redundancy: None
HMI Interface Electronics
1355 Type: 1-portMode: Protocol
Managed: LocallyActive Qty: 2
Inactive Qty: 0Redundancy: None
1355 Type: 3-portMode: TransparentManaged: Locally
Active Qty: 1Inactive Qty: 1
Redundancy: per HSB ICD
EVE Instrument Electronics
not 1355
EVE Interface Electronics
not 1355
1355 Type: 1-portMode: TransparentManaged: Locally
Active Qty: 1Inactive Qty: 1
Redundancy: per HSB ICD
10 Mbps Link Rate0 Mbps Data Rate
NoteData Rate does not include
1335 control characters(EOP1, EOP2, FCT, NULL)
200 Mbps Link Rate< 160 Mbps Data Rate
10 Mbps Link Rate0 Mbps Data Rate
100 Mbps Link Rate< 55 Mbps Data Rate
10 Mbps Link Rate0 Mbps Data Rate
10 M
bps L
ink R
ate
2 or 7
(TBR) M
bps D
ata R
ate
10 M
bps L
ink R
ate
0 Mbp
s Data
Rate
100 Mbps Link Rate
< 65 Mbps Data Rate
10 Mbps Link Rate
0 Mbps Data Rate
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HSB IM_PDU Context in CCSDSIM_PDU is VCDU Insert Zone + M_PDU
IM_PDU Header
IM_PDUID(6)
IM_PDU Counter(42)
M_PDU Header
Spare(5)
First Header Pointer(11)
M_PDU Packet Zone
Source Packet Data1 or more packets
1768 Octets
Sync Marker
1ACFFC1D(32)
VCDU (1784 Octets) RS Check Symbols
Interleave Depth = 8256 Octets
(2,048)
CADU(Interleave 8, 2044 Octets, 16352 bits)
VCDU Primary Header
VersionAOS=1
(2)
VCDU Identifier
S/C ID(8)
VC ID(6)
VCDUCounter
(24)
ReplayFlagRT=0
(1)
Spare(7)
IM_PDU1,776 Octets
(14,208)
VCDUTrailerCRC(16)
IM_PDU
IM_PDU Header
IM_PDUID(6)
IM_PDU Counter(42)
M_PDU Header
Spare(5)
First Header Pointer(11)
M_PDU Packet Zone
Source Packet Data1 or more packets
1768 Octets
EOP
4 bitsInserted andRemoved byAtmel chips
1,776 Octets1355 compliant encoded to 17,760 bits
(10 bit bytes)
IM_PDU(Based on CCSDS VCDU Insert Zone & M_PDU Packet)
RF Ka
Ka Instr
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Functional Signal Distribution
DGNDAGND
3.3V5V
2.5V+/-15V
PAT
Not
Used
Not
Used
DGNDAATPAT
DGND
TBD
DGNDAATPAT
DGNDPAT
DGNDPAT
J5
NotUsed
NotUsed
DGND
DGND TBD
DGND
DGND
DGND J4
NotUsed
NotUsed
DGND TBD
2.5V3.3V,5VDGND
2.5V3.3V,5VDGND
J3
DGND,AGND2.5V,
+/-15VPATcPCI
Signals
DGNDAGND2.5V
+/-15VPATcPCI
Signals
DGNDAGND+/-15V
DGNDcPCI
Signals TBD
DGND
DGND
DGND
J2
3.3V5V
DGNDcPCI
Signals
3.3V5V
DGNDcPCI
Signals
3.3V5V
DGND
3.3V,5VDGNDcPCI
Signals TBD
3.3V5V
DGNDcPCI
Signals
3.3V5V
DGND
3.3V5V
DGND
J1
PCC
SDN
LPSC
SCOMM
SBC
BMC
DCDC
KACOMM
DCDC
AirBorn Connector
PAT = Passive Analog TLM AAT = Active Analog TLMAGND = Analog GroundDGND = Digital Ground
DGND DGND