Assembly and Integration - cubesat-project/CubeSat GitHub Wiki
Electrical Ground Support Equipment
- Multimeters
- Power Supplies
- SDR MegaBee for rapid prototyping
- MegaBEE Cube
- 70MHz - 6 GHz
- 56MHz bandwidth channel
- 23dBm Output Power
- USB v2.0 connection
- SMA Antenna connectors
- Already available in Dr. Jayshri Sabarinathan Lab
- Software: HDL, Matlab, C, c++ or Python
- Oscilloscopes
- Network Analyzer
- Spectrum Analyzer
- Waveform Generators
- Microscopes
- Soldering stations (with multiple tips and necessary equipment from CSA workshop)
Mechanical Ground Support Equipment
FlatSat
- What Equipment on flatsat will eventually become flight hardware:
- Note this image is out of date, some components have been removed from the design
Testing Plan
Methodology
- Most testing should be automated without need for human intervention.
- Computer will be communicating with an OBC via JTAG
- Moving parts will not be automated in to prevent damage to the components or surrounding setup
Critical Sections to Test
- Antenna Release mechanism
- 30 minute timer
- Camera Early Turn on Mechanism
People Resources
CubeSat Club Members
- Safety training, bringing up to speed on project
- Assembly and Integration training
- Extra hands on demonstration model under team leads
Graduate Students
- Team Leads
- Double check subsystem work
- Interface with other subsystems
Capstone Teams
- Design Work
- Initial testing
- Test plans
- Manufacturing plans
- Inspection protocols
Lab Environment for Spacecraft Assembly
- Thompson Engineering Building Room 6
- Will have a self contained cube of some sort
- Needs sticky matt outside
- Needs a sink somewhere nearby
- Solder stations inside
- Used for cubesat assembly